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From tall buildings in Peckham, there are magnificent views from Peckham of the whole of central London and beyond. This is because the River Thames flood plain stops at Peckham town centre, and gives uninterrupted views. The land begins to rise to the east, west and south of Peckham. Here the views are of the natural contours of the land and the wonderful greenery that is stil there between all the buildings and in the streets, parks, gardens, and cemeteries. There are two tall buildings in teh centre of Rye Lane which offer vantage points for these veiws. One is the Bussey building adjoining the south of the railway track. The other is the multi-storey car park on the other side of the rail track to the north. The roofs of both buildings are now being usuccessfully used from time to time for cultural and entertaiment events showing the huge potential there is for Peckham to utilise these views. [ [[Image:insert.jpg|center|thumb|350px|View north from Peckham Rye multi storey car park. [Matt From London's photostream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/londonmatt/3774316765/].]