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Released by the London Legacy Development Corporation, the mix of CGIs and photography illustrate how the park looks now and how it might look when staging events.

Almost all of the temporary games-time facilities have now been removed from the site. Work has also begun to dismantle the Basketball Arena and the Waterpolo Arena.

on the anniversary of the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games this summer, while

This summer will also see an east London focused weekend of music, sport and culture held to celebrate the park beginning to re-open, delivered in partnership with The Barbican and art project organiser Create.

Dennis Hone, chief executive of the London Legacy Development Corporation said: "It’s only six months since the Olympic Opening Ceremony and our work to deliver on our legacy promise to transform the park into the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is well under way. We started quickly so we’ll finish sooner – the park will begin to open from July 2013 and will be fully open by spring 2014.

"We are making it happen – with plans for events and concerts agreed, operators and tenants for the venues secured, permission to build thousands of new homes granted, and 20 elite sporting championships either won or bid for over the next five years. We are on track to create a top visitor destination and great legacy for east London."

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