Greenwich Historic Sites and Scenic Tour

Greenwich is a unique heritage site with royal connections, where you can find amazing historic buildings. On the tour you can enjoy the views of the River Thames and take photos of the most spectacular views of from Greenwich Park,
Additionally as an experienced tour guide and longtime Greenwich resident, I can add value to your tour. I can share my local knowledge as well as fascinating, entertaining and quirky stories from the past and present of Greenwich.

Meeting Point

43 King William Walk

43 King William Walk, London SE10 9HU, UK

Meeting point is next to Cutty Sark visitor entrance near the Gypsy Moth Pub.

What's included:

• Entrance to National Maritime Museum
• Entrance to Queen's House

Not included:

• Entrance to Cutty Sark
• Entrance to Old Royal Observatory

What to expect:

Duration: 3 hours

Cutty Sark

Greenwich Church Street, King William Walk, London, SE10 9HT

We will meet outside Cutty Sark, the only surviving teaclipper in the world. You will hear about the history and its journeys to and from Asia including some interesting stories.

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Old Royal Naval College

Cutty Sark Gardens, University of Greenwich, London, SE10 9NN

We will admire Christopher Wren's 17th century masterpiece, how it started as a naval hospital and ended as a university today.

30 minutes

National Maritime Museum

Romney Rd, London, SE10 9NF

We will visit this museum, to discover Britain's maritime history, including galleries about Nelson, Battle of Trafalgar, see objects like wonderful figureheads , 300 year old Prince Federick's barge and many more.

40 minutes

Queen's House

Romney Road, London, SE10 9NF

Queen’s House is a historic royal residence built between in early 1600's, by architect Inigo Jones, for Anne of Denmark, the queen of King James I. Queen’s House is one of the most important buildings in British architectural history, first classical Palladian style building in England. It is famous for its beautiful stair case.

30 minutes

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Blackheath Avenue, Greenwich Park, London, SE10 8XJ

The observatory was commissioned in 1675 by King Charles II, built by Christopher Wren, on the highest point of Greenwich Park. For centuries Royal Astronmers worked here, establishing Longitude which improved safety in shipping and navigation in the seas. Nowadays it is a museum where you can stand on the prime Meridian Line and admire the famous John Harrison maritime clocks.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included