Greenwich Park
Beautiful green spaces and stunning city views. Walk among cherry blossoms in spring and enjoy picnics with panoramic views of the River Thames and Canary Wharf.
Welcome to Greenwich & London Explorer
Greenwich is one of London's most historic and beautiful districts. From the world-famous Prime Meridian Line to the stunning Royal Observatory, from bustling markets to serene parks, Greenwich offers an unforgettable experience for every visitor. Let us guide you through the best this riverside treasure has to offer.
Royal Observatory Greenwich
Stand on the Prime Meridian Line
Visit the home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and stand with one foot in the Eastern Hemisphere and one in the Western Hemisphere. Explore the historic astronomy centre and enjoy panoramic views of London.
Location: Greenwich Park, London SE10 9NF
Cutty Sark
Historic Tea Clipper Ship
Step aboard the world's last surviving tea clipper and discover its fascinating maritime story. Built in 1869, this legendary ship once raced to bring tea from China to England.
Location: King William Walk, Greenwich SE10 9HT
Greenwich Market
Food, crafts, and local culture dating back to the 1700s. Discover handmade jewellery, vintage treasures, and international street food from around the world.
The O2 Arena
World-class concerts, entertainment, and dining. Scale the roof for 360-degree views of London or enjoy shopping at the ICON Outlet.
Why Visit Greenwich?
- UNESCO World Heritage Site - Maritime Greenwich is recognised for its outstanding universal value
- Home of Time - Where Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) was established and the Prime Meridian Line divides the world
- Rich Maritime History - Explore the National Maritime Museum and the legendary Cutty Sark
- Beautiful Parks - Greenwich Park offers some of the best views in London
- Vibrant Markets - Greenwich Market has been trading since the 1700s
- Easy to Reach - Only 8 minutes by train from London Bridge, or arrive by scenic river boat