Milwall Park is one of the larger green areas on the Isle of Dogs and has for generations been a place of relaxation, rest and...

Fisherman Walk is an understated quayside location that is a popular place for eating and drinking with visitors to the Docklands area. The walk...

Waystone Christian Church is a relatively modern place of worship that was built during the industrial expansion on the Isle of Dogs. The church...

The Island History Trust is a community-led project designed to bring together information about the history and heritage of the Isle of Dogs in East...

Island Gardens is a large park on the banks of the River Thames. It has for many years been popular with artists because it...

One of London’s most famous riverside landmarks, the Old Royal Naval College is home to a wealth of Royal and Military history. Built upon the...

The gardens that surround the Old Royal Naval College are some of the most impressive in Greenwich. Broken up by long straight walkways the...

This monument is located by the River Thames at the edge of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. The interesting obelisk is dedicated...

It is quite fitting that the home of the British Navy has a statue in its grounds that represents an image of probably the greatest...

This Regency-style tavern was built in 1837 and has played host to famous diners such as William Thackeray, Wilkie Collins and Charles Dickens (the latter...

The building was constructed in 1613 and is therefore the oldest surviving structure in Greenwich town centre. It was first made as Almshouse by...

Up The Creek is a first class comedy and entertainment facility situated at the heart of maritime Greenwich just a few yards from Cutty Sark...

St Alfege was a former Archbishop of Canterbury, martyred after he was captured by Vikings and refused to pay ransom. This is the site where...

Canada Water is a large lake situated on the edge of the Docklands area of east London. It is surrounded by seating a small...

The Royal Observatory was founded in 1675 to study astronomy and to establish longitude. This is the location from which Greenwich Mean Time is measured....

This is the oldest of London’s royal parks, dating back to 1433. There are two rugby pitches, a cricket field, tennis courts, a putting green,...

Greenwich Market is one of the best places in London to shop for unique items. The covered crafts market has excellent handmade clothing, accessories, jewellery...

The London Transport Power Station like so many of the great buildings of the capital that once produced electricity, now stands disused. Its iconic...

The Greenwich Foot Tunnel is one of the architectural masterpieces of London. Designed by Alexander Binnie the tunnel links Cutty Sark Gardens in Greenwich...

Greenwich Pier provides Transport For London and private pleasure boat access to the very heart of the town centre in maritime Greenwich. The pier...