- Old Royal Naval College - We pass by this UNESCO site - the most dramatically sited architectural and landscape ensemble in. Europe. founded in the 19th century this was the training establishment for naval officers until 1998. It is now a joint services college
- Cutty Sark - See the Cutty Sark the last surviving tea clipper built at the end of the golden age of sailing before steam ships became the norm. It was one of the fastest of its type and gave its name to Cutty Sark Whisky. The maximum logged speed for Cutty Sark was 17.5 knots (20.1 mph). Her greatest recorded distance in noon to noon sights was 363 nautical miles.
She has one of the slimmest hulls which is why she was so fast.
- Greenwich - We will wander through the streets of this historical Royal Thameside village. We will enter a world of chocolate treats and sample the wares, of course
- Greenwich Park - Walk through the Royal Park and marvel at nature’s beauty and history. Be enthralled and enraptured by the richness of this glorious location.
Greenwich Park is a former hunting park in Greenwich and one of the largest single green spaces in south-east London. One of the Royal Parks of London, and the first to be enclosed (in 1433), it covers 180 acres) and is part of the Greenwich World Heritage Site.
- The Prime Meridian Line - Stand on the line the separates the East from the West.
The basis of longitude, the meridian first used in 1851, was adopted as the world’s Prime Meridian at the International Meridian Conference at Washington, DC, on 22 October 1884
With one foot in the East and one foot in the West you will be able to say you have the whole world underneath for your feet
- Queen’s House - Built between 1616 and 1635 for Anne of Denmark Queen of James I, this magnificent property houses an internationally renowned art collection.
- Greenwich Market - Established in 1737 we will sample its delights and see the wide variety of stalls featuring local and national fare. Greenwich Market is renowned, you can try a delicious, sweet treat. before me move on to anither grazing experience
- Royal Observatory Greenwich - The observatory was commissioned in 1675 by King Charles II.
John Flamsteed as the first Astronomer Royal. The building was completed in the summer of 1676.The building was often called “Flamsteed House”, in reference to its first occupant.
- Small Group walking tour (max 10 people)
- Sweet Treat in the Market
- Snacks
- Authentic Pub Visit with local beer or soft drink
- Fun Knowledgeable Guide
- One of the Best Views in London
- Private Transport
- Bottled Water
Royal Greenwich is a highlight of any trip to London. Lose all sense of time as you dive into the history of this World Heritage site. Fuel your experience with stops for sweet treats & drinks. Meet your fun, local guide & marvel at London’s gem, the Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper in the country. Head to the top foodie location, Greenwich Market, to try a delicious, sweet treat. Wind through picturesque streets & stop into a local artisan hangout for hot chocolate and handmade sweets. Walk to the Royal Observatory for one of the best views of London’s skyline. Stand over the Meridian Line. Walk in the footsteps of British monarchs, generals and, more recently film stars. Pass the Old Royal Naval College, home to the Painted Hall, Britain’s Sistine Chapel. Discover how this iconic site featured in 007’s Skyfall, The King’s Speech and The Crown. Finish your tour by quenching your thirst with a refreshing cup of tea, soft drink or a half pint of locally brewed beer.
- Not recommended for anyone who is Celiac or has any high Gluten Intolerence
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
