Greenwich Park

Greenwich Park, an area of London full of historical and natural beauty, is located in the southeast of the city and covers an area of approximately 183 acres. This park, one of the royal parks, is famous for hosting the Greenwich Meridian and the Royal Observatory. The park's rich history and scientific significance offers visitors both a natural and cultural discovery. Greenwich Park is also home to London's maritime history and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The park offers visitors a unique experience with breathtaking views of London, expansive lawns, historical monuments and diverse wildlife. Ideal for families and nature lovers, the park has several recreational areas including children's playgrounds, tennis courts and a deer park. You can also have the opportunity to stand above the Greenwich Meridian by visiting the Royal Observatory.

Greenwich Park is one of London's most special green spaces, offering visitors both a historical and natural escape. The panoramic city views, historical sites and natural beauties offered by the park create unforgettable moments for visitors of all ages.