Greenwich Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
Greenwich Park Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
Greenwich Park, London
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Greenwich Park is a picturesque and peaceful oasis in the heart of London. With its rolling green landscapes, beautifully landscaped gardens, and stunning views of the city and the River Thames, it's a favorite spot for both locals and tourists.
The park is home to historic landmarks like the Royal Observatory and the Prime Meridian Line, adding a touch of educational charm. Whether you want to take a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or simply enjoy the serene atmosphere, Greenwich Park offers a delightful escape from the urban hustle and bustle.
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🌹🌳🌼🏴 Greenwich Park Rose Garden
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📅🕰️Plan a visit to 📍Greenwich Park Rose garden in #London! 🌹🌳 This enchanting 🏴 park boasts a vibrant display of blooming roses and scenic greenery, perfect for a relaxing day out. 🌼🌿 #NatureLovers will be in awe of the colorful array of roses in this urban oasis.
📸🤳Capture picturesque moments at the #RoseGarden, but remember to be respectful of the plants and other visitors. 🚶♂️🚶♀️Take a leisurely stroll along the pathways, breathe in the sweet fragrance, and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.
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Checkinaway (@checkinawayblog) Greenwich Park in London - favourite spot
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Greenwich Park is our favourite park in London. We love cycling in the park or just exploring the area and enjoying the views.
It's very scenic if you go to Greenwich by boat on the river Thames. The cheapest way to do this is on the Thames Clipper. The park is beautiful and very well maintained and the views towards London are simply superb.
Let us know if you have been there and what your enjoyed the most.
Checkinaway (@checkinawayblog) A wonderful day in Greenwich Park
Greenwich Park is situated in London SE10 8QY, United Kingdom. Where the world-famous Meridian Line located, stand on the Prime Meridian, the reference point for Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
It used to be a royal park, provides a setting for several historic buildings, including the Old Royal Observatory, the Royal Naval College, the National Maritime Museum and the Queen's blazers House.
Greenwich Park is beautiful and large, a nice place where to walk, do some sightseeing and spend leisure time. Stunning city views from the top of the hill looking out to Canary Wharf and Queen's House. Shepherd Gate Clock is mounted on the wall outside the gate of the Royal Observatory.
Online rated: 4.7/5. 0pening times : 6am - 9pm on summer time, admission is free!
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Cutty Sark Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
The Cutty Sark, London
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The Cutty Sark is located in Greenwich, London, and is one of the last remaining clipper ships that has been preserved as a museum. Its sleek design and impressive size make it a captivating sight. It's a remarkable maritime attraction with a rich history, offering visitors a chance to explore its decks and learn about its role in the tea trade.
Visitors can walk beneath the ship's hull and explore its three levels, each filled with interactive displays and artifacts. The ship's history as a tea and wool transporter, as well as its voyages around the world, are well-documented and showcased
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🏰🌊 Discovering London's Nautical Charm: Cutty Sark Greenwich! 🚢🌟
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Unleash your inner explorer at Cutty Sark, the breathtaking ship-turned-museum! 🌍🛳️ Immerse yourself in maritime history and witness the grandeur of a 19th-century tea clipper. 🍵🌌 Situated in Greenwich, this iconic landmark offers a captivating journey through time. Don't miss the chance to stroll along the Thames riverside for picture-perfect views! 📸🌊
Checkinaway (@checkinawayblog) Cutty Sark - London
The British are known for their reverent attitude to their historical past, which is confirmed by many unusual and interesting museums. For example, the Cutty Sark ship museum is a witness to the glorious history of Great Britain in the 19th century. Currently, this is the only such ship in the world, it went down in history 3 years after launching. Departing from the port of Shanghai with full holds of tea, the clipper lost its rudder on the way. They tried to control improvised means downwind, and the ship nevertheless reached the shores of Britain. Now in the museum you can see both cabins and holds with transported goods.
Address: Cutty Sark, King William Walk, Greenwich SE10 9HT.
Metro station: Greenwich and DLR Cutty Sark.
Opening hours: from 10:00 to 17:00.
Ticket price: £16.
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Cutty Sark - London, UK
Cutty Sark, a British clipper ship which has been on display and a popular tourist attraction in Greenwich in London.
Built in 1869, it was one of the last tea clippers to be built and also one of the fastest.
You can visit this museum ship for £16 (adult), and it’s a minute walk away from Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich Station, along the London’s DLR line.
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Royal Observatory Greenwich Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
Royal Observatory in Greenwich 🇬🇧
On top a hill in Greenwich, the Royal Observatory stands as a symbol of scientific discovery and timekeeping precision.
Established in 1675, this iconic institution is renowned as the birthplace of the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
Visitors can straddle the Prime Meridian Line, standing with one foot in the Western Hemisphere and the other in the Eastern Hemisphere.
The observatory's hillside location provides panoramic vistas of Greenwich, the River Thames, and the iconic skyscrapers of Canary Wharf. The surrounding Greenwich Park is ideal for a leisurely stroll.
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Discover Time's Heartbeat at 🏴 Greenwich Observatory! 🕰️🌍
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📍Located in the heart of London, the Greenwich Observatory is a celestial treasure trove! 🌠 Step into history and stand on the Prime Meridian 🗺️, where East meets West, and experience the magic of timekeeping. ⏰ Don't miss the iconic red Time Ball 🚀 that drops daily at 1 PM since 1833!
💡Tip: Plan your visit around sunset 🌇 to witness breathtaking views of London's skyline and the River Thames. 🌉 Visit the Astronomy Centre 🌌 to delve into the cosmos, and the Peter Harrison Planetarium 🌠 for an immersive starry journey!
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Checkinaway (@checkinawayblog) Royal Observatory Greenwich - London
The Greenwich meridian line (zero meridian) runs in a strip along the paved courtyard of Greenwich Park. Several museums are located here at once: the Planetarium with 120 seats, the house-museum of the royal astronomer John Flamsteed and the Museum of Astronomical and Navigational Instruments. If you approach the statue of General Wolfe, you will see a beautiful panorama of London.
Don't forget to take the photo with one foot in the Eastern Hemisphere and the other in the Western Hemisphere!
Address: Greenwich Park, Blackheath Avenue, Greenwich, London SE10 8XJ.
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Let time be romantic to the extreme 🇬🇧 and say "I love you" on the Prime Meridian.
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The last stop of the London trip: the Prime Meridian in Greenwich.
London city skyline 🏙️🌃
Let the sunset in London add a touch of romance to this trip.
This is the romanticism of time and geography that no one can refuse 🌹.
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The Royal Observatory Greenwich is a comprehensive astronomical observatory built by King Charles II of England in Greenwich, London in 1675. The king also created the position of Royal Astronomer. The observatory operated normally until the 20th century and began to open to the public as a museum of the education system in 2005. The observatory is located on a small hill in Greenwich Park overlooking the River Thames in London.
Here, I see familiar and unfamiliar cities.
I remember the longitude of "home" in Beijing for the first time, 116°25', 👀
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🔸No STEM major can resist the "geographical starting point", and Mr. Shi loves it all like this. Although I have been in the UK for a year and a half, I didn't come here until he came. We are like pilgrims. He went to see his "geographical ruler" and I saw my "London panorama".
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☀️The time of sunset varies every day, so half an hour in advance is enough.
🎫 Museum ticket: Students £10, walk-in only.
🔶Sunset observation point
With ticket.
🔸Panoramic viewing platform next to the Prime Meridian (with a view of St. Paul's Cathedral)
🔸Behind the gate of the sky is a long corridor (drink coffee and watch the sunset here; bring your loved one ❤️). I am sitting here quietly, having watched a sunset, so I didn't take any photos.
Without ticket.
🔸Mountain Top Observation Deck (It's windy, wear more clothes, and take care of yourself)
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Every London trip is full of little surprises and romance. Let's make plans and embark on a journey with amo to discover them all.
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National Maritime Museum Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
National Maritime Museum
The National Maritime Museum is a maritime museum in Greenwich, London. It is part of Royal Museums Greenwich, a network of museums in the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site.
There were plenty of interactive activities for the kids around the museum. Full of historic artifacts. The world map area on the 1st floor was also interesting with the Posideon giving out the Interesting facts about the places. The ship-steering stimulator was also great.
Overall a nice day out. Very informative visit and good way to spend time. Come here and have a look yourself. Would definitely recommend it!
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🚗🚗🚗Travel Itinerary:
Day1: Sky Garden
Day2: Royal Observatory Greenwich→National Maritime Museum→Greenwich Park
Day3: British Museum→Covent Garden
Day4: Natural History Museum→Victoria and Albert Museum→Science Museum
Day5:
Day6:
Day7: London 'Les Misérables' Musical→Bancone Golden Square→Oxford Street
Day8: Oxford Street→Regent Street→National Gallery→St James's Park→Buckingham Palace→Westminster Abbey→Palace of Westminster→Big Ben→Cotswolds Burton on the Water
Day9: Chelsea→Hampstead Heath→Notting Hill
Day10: Pemberley→Harry Potter Studios→Windsor Castle→Stonehenge→Roman Baths→Royal Mile→Regent's Park→Lake District National Park→Bodleian Library→University of Oxford→Flodden Wall→Marylebone→Tate Britain→Harrods→Hyde Park
Day11: National Portrait Gallery→Sherlock Holmes Museum→London 'The Phantom of the Opera' Musical→Kensington Palace→Bibury→10 Downing Street
The Queen’s House 👑
I went on a walk round University of Greenwich’s campus and stumbled upon the queens house ( free entry 🌟 ) and saw some beautiful art and decor.
One half of the rooms were marine based as Greenwich is quite famous for this and the other half was of the people whom used to live in these buildings.
The walk itself isn’t much away from the National maritime museum I would say less than a 5 minute walk, it is quite a lovely location to go to on a sunny or warm day as the place looks like it has air conditioning as well!
Address:
Romney Rd, London
SE10 9NF
Voyage Through Time: National Maritime Museum
Wandered through the hallowed halls of the National Maritime Museum, where history sailed in every exhibit. The "Sea Legends" gallery unfolded tales of intrepid explorers, their stories echoing through ship models and celestial navigation tools. The Cutty Sark, a majestic clipper ship, stood frozen in time, inviting me to envision the adventures it once embraced. Amidst antique maps and maritime artifacts, I embarked on a virtual voyage through centuries of seafaring heritage. The museum, not just a repository of relics, but a portal where the echoes of maritime adventures whispered through the ages. #MaritimeChronicles #NauticalHeritage
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Old Royal Naval College Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
Old Royal Naval College - London
Old Royal Naval College is a historic building, the main attraction of Maritime Greenwich in London. This landmark with stunning architectural features is located on historic grounds in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its cultural value and unique architectural and landscape features.
You should definitely visit it - because here you can admire the magnificent paintings of the walls and vaults in the Painted Hall (during the time of the hospital there was a common dining room - probably the most beautiful in all of Europe) and, looking into the chapel of St. Peter and Paul, see the most exquisite interiors and a huge organ by Samuel Green. Admission to the Old Royal Naval College is free.
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The Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich 🇬🇧
The Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, a masterpiece by Sir Christopher Wren, is a symbol of British maritime heritage.
Housing the remarkable Painted Hall and Chapel, it blends history, art, and architecture.
Originally a royal palace, it transitioned into a naval institution and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A visit reveals a rich historical narrative, impressive art, and a deep connection to the British Navy.
Beyond the college, Greenwich offers further treasures, making it a must-see destination for those intrigued by history, culture, and architectural brilliance.
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The Old Royal Naval College - Greenwich
Museum of the Moon🌕
Ticket: £7.5 for concessions (nhs,student…)
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