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Museum
Queen's House
Inigo Jones's elegant white villa of the 1630s, now an art gallery with the spiral Tulip Stairs.
Step-free (reported)
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A mini guide to
Greenwich: things to do
Places worth your time in Greenwich
Top places
Things to do in Greenwich
Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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Park
Island Gardens
A small riverside park on the Isle of Dogs, with a classic view of Greenwich across the Thames.
Museum
Old Royal Naval College Visitor Centre
An exhibition and information point for the Old Royal Naval College, in the Pepys Building.
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Museum
Cutty Sark
The 1869 tea clipper, raised in dry dock so you can walk beneath her copper-clad hull.
Partly step-free (reported) Family-friendly
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Market
Greenwich Market
A covered market near the Cutty Sark, with crafts, antiques and street food stalls.
Step-free (reported)
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Attraction
Old Royal Naval College
A Baroque riverside complex begun under Sir Christopher Wren, with the Painted Hall and the Chapel.
Step-free (reported)
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Attraction
Painted Hall
A vast Baroque dining hall whose walls and ceiling were painted by Sir James Thornhill.
Step-free (reported)
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Museum
National Maritime Museum
Ship models, maritime art and Nelson's Trafalgar uniform tell Britain's seafaring story. Free to enter.
Step-free (reported) Family-friendly
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Museum
The Fan Museum
A small museum of hand fans in a Georgian house on Crooms Hill, with an orangery tearoom.
Attraction
Greenwich Meridian
The line of 0° longitude, marked by a brass strip in the Observatory courtyard, where you can stand in both hemispheres.
Step-free (reported)
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Museum
Royal Observatory Greenwich
Founded in 1675, the Observatory is home to Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian.
Step-free (reported) Family-friendly
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Historic site
Anglo-Saxon Barrows
Early medieval burial mounds in Greenwich Park.
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Park
Greenwich Park
A hilltop Royal Park with a flower garden, a deer enclosure and a view to Canary Wharf.
Step-free (reported) Family-friendly
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Historic site
Turkish bronze gun
A captured Ottoman bronze cannon, displayed as part of Maritime Greenwich.
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