Greenwich
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The World Heritage Site of Greenwich includes Sir Christopher Wren’s Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich Park and the Royal Observatory Greenwich where the Prime Meridian, Longitude 0 , was established. In the fine park are the Queen’s Houseand National Maritime Museum. Greenwich has several excellent restaurants and marine-related shops as well as a market selling arts, crafts and antiques. The old tea clipper, theCutty Sark , is nearby.
Clock at Royal Observatory
Practical Information
Greenwich SE10 Train to Greenwich; DLR Cutty Sark, Greenwich Royal Observatory Greenwich: Open 10am–5pm daily Admission charge
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