🧭✨ Greenwich Uncovered: Hidden Gems Beyond the Meridian Line 🌿⛵️📸

#londontrips Skip the typical and step into the soul of Greenwich — this riverside borough is more than just a stop on the Prime Meridian. Here’s a local-style guide to its tucked-away treasures: 🌿 Greenwich Park’s Secret Corners Beyond the Royal Observatory views, venture deeper into the park to find: A quiet flower garden with fountains and benches The ancient tree avenues perfect for peaceful strolls Panoramic hillside views less crowded than the lookout spot 🖼 Ranger’s House – A Hidden Art Jewel Right at the edge of the park, this Georgian villa holds the Wernher Collection, an unexpected trove of medieval gems, Renaissance paintings, and fine porcelain — all with zero crowds. 🪙 Greenwich Market, but Go Midweek It’s famous, but visit on a weekday to explore the craft and vintage stalls in peace. Talk to local artists, try small-batch fudge, and discover handmade London souvenirs without the weekend buzz. 🚪 St Alfege Church Designed by Christopher Wren and steeped in history, this quiet church is often overlooked. It’s a lovely stop to enjoy architecture, community art displays, and a peaceful atmosphere. 🕰 Fan Museum Yes, a museum just for fans! It’s quirky, niche, and totally unique — set in a charming Georgian townhouse with a hidden tearoom and garden you’ll wish you’d found sooner.