London 2012 Olympics: London torch relay route announced The torch will leave from Hampton Court, having been taken through the world's oldest hedge maze, and will be carried on board Gloriana. There will be a final photo opportunity when the flame reaches Tower Bridge in front of the Olympic Rings and it will then remain out of public view at City Hall until it appears at the Opening Ceremony. The Mayor of London Boris Johnson said: "The arrival of the Olympic Flame is a huge moment for the capital and an incredible opportunity for Londoners to experience, right on their doorsteps, the growing excitement as the countdown to the start of the 2012 Olympic Games moves ever nearer. From Redbridge to Bexley, Richmond to Haringey an incredible array of events and celebrations are planned so I'd encourage everyone to find out what's happening in their local area and get involved in this summer like no other. Celebrity Bearers: Sir Robin Knox-Johnson (Saturday July 21, 7.43am) - the first person to sail solo non-stop around the world will carry the flame for a lap around the restored Cutty Sark ship. James Cracknell (Tuesday July 23, 8.22am) - the double Olympic gold medallist and adventurer will be the first torchbearer of the day at Hook community centre in Kingston. Daley Thompson (Wednesday July 24, 6.50pm) - the first decathlete ever to hold the World, Olympic, Commonwealth and European titles at the same time will light the celebration cauldron at the Haringey event. Picture Perfect: Greenwich Park (Saturday July 21, 7.21am) - the flame will be taken from the Royal Observatory and the Meridian Time Line, through Greenwich Park to the London 2012 Equestrian Arena. London Eye (Sunday July 22) - Amelia Hempleman-Adams, 17, who at the age of 16 became the youngest person to ski to the South Pole will hold the flame on top of a capsule on the London landmark Wimbledon (Monday July 23, 5.18pm) - a torchbearer will carry the flame onto Centre Court at the Wimbledon All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Sentimental value: Stephen Lawrence Charitable Trust Centre (Monday July 23, 7.46am) - Doreen Lawrence will carry the flame into the forecourt of the centre set up in memory of her son as base for community learning and development. BBC White City (Thursday July 25, 3.33pm) - two torchbearers will exchange the Flame at the site of the finishing line in the stadium of the 1908 Olympic Games