Greenwich | The Intersection of Time and History

Greenwich is the global standard for time, home to the famous Prime Meridian, marking the division between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. Royal Observatory As the birthplace of the world's time standard, the Royal Observatory is a must-visit in Greenwich. Here, you can take photos standing on the Prime Meridian and explore the history of astronomy and ancient astronomical instruments. The Great Equatorial Telescope inside the observatory is also a highlight, perfect for visitors interested in astronomy. Greenwich Park One of London's most beautiful royal parks, it is lush with greenery, adorned with cherry blossoms in spring, and covered in golden leaves in autumn, making it perfect for walks or picnics. Climb to the park's highest point for a panoramic view of London. Greenwich Market This market is filled with various handicrafts and street food, especially lively on weekends, making it a great place to explore local London culture. Tips: • Tickets are required for the observatory, and booking in advance can help avoid queues. • The park is quite large, so it's advisable to bring enough water for a more comfortable walk. • The market is free to enter, but it's recommended to bring some cash for shopping. 🚇 Transportation: Take the DLR to Cutty Sark station 🎟 Tickets for the Royal Observatory should be booked in advance, while the park and market are free to enter.