Royal Observatory Greenwich Review

The famous Greenwich Observatory, there are still endless people coming to check in. In fact, I enjoy the way to the Observatory more, the scenery is always on the road, especially standing in the open space overlooking the city of London and the old Royal Naval Academy and museum at the foot of the mountain.

This place is worth the visit as there is something for everyone.Must visit both the observatory and maritime museum as well.

Greenwich Park in winter is still tree-lined and has zero-degree longitude. You can find the longitude of different cities in the world. It also includes Beijing. The sun is setting and the distance is looking at the distance. Feel the charm of the end of time!

beautiful park, plenty of restaurants and nice views.Greenwich Park is a historic park located in Greenwich, London, England. It's notable for being home to the Prime Meridian Line at the Royal Observatory, marking the division between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. The park itself is beautiful, featuring landscaped gardens, the National Maritime Museum, and stunning views of the River Thames and Canary Wharf.

Very worth a visit, free travel must choose this stop, return from Greenwich pier to London Bridge.

Originally not in the planned attractions, temporary decision, it is recommended to take the children freely, science, scenery did not say!

A little navigation background will be more fun to experience. The view of Canary Wharf is beautiful and the park is great.