Greenwich is a fascinating and historic area with lots to see and do, it has been at the centre of England's Naval history since 15th century and is designated a World Heritage Site. including:- The National Maritime Museum
A world class museum looking at all aspects of Naval history housed in the beautiful Queens House at the foot of Greenwich Park. The Royal Observatory
Origin of Greenwich Mean Time and the Meridian Line this Observatory was the workplace of some of the greatest Astronomers in history. Greenwich Park
One of London's Royal Parks with spectacular views across London from the Wolfe memorial. The Royal Naval College
This beautiful Wren building is now part of the University of Greenwich and houses a great painted ceiling in the former Officers banqueting hall. The walls and ceiling took artist Sir James Thornhill 19 years to complete for which he was paid £6,685, 2 shillings and 4 pence at about £3 a square yard for the ceiling and £1 square yard for the walls it's about 200 times cheaper than now... The Cutty Sark and Gypsy Moth
Two historic craft, the great world record breaking Tea Clipper and the first solo round the world yacht. Other places of interest include:
The Fan Museum; The Weekend Craft Markets; Greenwich Theatre; Foot Tunnel under the Thames; Riverside path to the Thames Barrier; historic pubs; Boat trips on the Thames. Further information More information on Greenwich can be obtained from the Tourist Information Centre:- Information line. 0870 608 2000 e-mail: tic@greenwich.gov.uk web: www.greenwich.gov.uk book your weekend and discover the world of mosaics... click here | 
