Royal Maritime Greenwich Tour

The Royal Maritime Greenwich Tour offers a captivating journey through the rich maritime heritage and stunning architecture of Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in London. Visitors can explore the historic Old Royal Naval College, and the Royal Observatory, home to the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time. The National Maritime Museum showcases Britain's seafaring history, while the elegant Queen's House presents an exquisite collection of fine art and architecture. This tour provides breathtaking views of the Thames, lush parklands, and insight into the area's pivotal role in navigation, astronomy, and cultural history. It's an enriching experience blending history, science, art, and scenic beauty.

We'll start your tour with a visit to the Old Royal Naval College, known for its rich history. After a short walk to the National Maritime Museum, we'll explore exhibits detailing Britain’s naval history and maritime treasures. Then we’ll visit the Queen’s House, an architectural masterpiece designed by Inigo Jones, housing an impressive collection of fine art. After a short lunch or coffee break, we'll head up the hill in Greenwich Park to the Royal Observatory (outside). You will stand on the Prime Meridian Line and explore the history of astronomy and navigation. Afterwards, we'll take a leisurely stroll through Greenwich Park, enjoying its beautiful landscapes and stunning views over the River Thames and London skyline. Our final experience will be a boat trip with Thames Clipper from Greenwich Pier, to enjoy a scenic trip along the Thames, concluding your tour at Embankment Pier.