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Tour of Greenwich World Heritage Site with us

2 hours

Moderate

Tour the Greenwich World Heritage Site with us

Come with us for a exciting tour of Greenwich. Our expert guides will take you through beautiful Greenwich Park, where the UNESCO is situated. Learn about it's connections to Henry V111and Anne Boleyn, who lived here during their temptemptuous marriage. Learn about it's  strong connection to naval history, pirates and famous captains. Nelson laid in state in the Royal Hospital for Seaman here after being killed in the Battle of Trafalgar. This is also the place where time begins, Greenwich Mean Time imperative to shipping to calculate exactly where they were began in 1847. This was also essential for railway timetables,  train journeys expanded countrywide in the 19th century.

Stand in two time-zones at once for a memorable photo souvenirs!

What's included?
    Exclusions
    • Entry or admission fee

    No entry or admissions fees for any of the houses or museums that charge an entry fee are included. You may wish to visit these after your tour so must buy your own tickets at the time.

     Both The Queens House and The National Maritime Museum are FREE and you do not need to book 

    The Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory (Flamstead House) you have to pay and it is advisable to book.

    The Royal Observatory gets very busy so it may be worthwhile booking at least 1 1/2 hrs before your tour to make sure you can get to the starting point on time.


    Please note
    • Public transportation nearby
    • Stroller / pram accessible
    • Wheelchair accessible

    Public transport Greenwich Thameslink Station Has this accessibility notice for prams, and wheelchairs.

    This station has a degree of step-free access to the platform, which may be in both directions or in one direction only - please check details - Step free access to platform 1 via ramp. Step free access to platform 2 via station entrance. Step free interchange via DLR lift to/from DLR subway. For stepped access between platforms go via station subway.

    It is an 0.4 mile walk to the Start outside St Alphage Church and another 0.1 mile to the entrance of the park


    This walk is through a park with  paths of gravel so is easily accessible for prams, wheelchair both motorised and manual.

    What to bring

      Please wear comfortable shoes it is a 2 hour walk. Also, if the is any chance of rain or cold weather dress appropriately many people underestimate how cold it can get when it's raining or winter season next to the River Thames.