Visit Greenwich, a world heritage site long associated with royalty and maritime history.

See popular London tourist attractions such as the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory and the Cutty Sark
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Attractions on this walk

Royal Observatory
observatoryFounded by Charles II in 1675, the Royal Observatory is famous for being the place where time is measured from. read more

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Cutty Sark
cutty sarkThe Cutty Sark was built in 1869 as a tea clipper. At one stage in its history, it was the fastest freight ship in the world. read more

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Greenwich Park
greenwich parkGreenwich Park was the first royal park in London to be enclosed. read more

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National Maritime Museum
national maritime museumThe largest maritime museum in the world, it has recently been re-designed.
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The Trafalgar Tavern
trafalgar tavernUntil 1883, the tavern held Ministerial "whitebait" dinners for Parliament.
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Trinity Hospital
trinity hospitalTrinity Hospital was founded in 1613 by the Earl of Northampton to house 20 poor, retired men.
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Greenwich Market
greenwich market In 1700 the Commissioners of Greenwich Hospital were given permission to hold a market here for 1,000 years. read more



Millennium Dome
domeAcross the river lies the Millennium Dome.
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