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.
Founded by Charles II in 1675, the Royal Observatory is famous for being the place where time is measured from. read more
The 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.
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The largest maritime museum in the world, it has recently been re-designed. read more
Until 1883, the tavern held
Ministerial "whitebait" dinners for
Parliament. read more
Trinity Hospital was founded in 1613 by the Earl of Northampton to house
20 poor, retired men. read more
In 1700 the Commissioners
of Greenwich Hospital were given permission to hold a market
here for 1,000 years. read more