Maritime Greenwich Review

Greenwich is located in south-east London, and the easiest transport is by light rail. It takes a day to stroll around and can't miss the Benedict Meridian, Royal Naval Academy, Maritime Museum, through the world's calculated time there. Go to a bowl of authentic noodles on the street and eat lobster noodles at Xu Yongfa. Time to lie on the lawn of Greenwich Park and bask in the sun.

Greenwich covers a vast land with beautiful parks to stroll around. The garden is a must. I watched the show of Meet the Neighbors at the planetarium and it was great; very interesting and comfortable seats. The Maritime Museum is worth a day visit and there are plenty of open food places. Don’t forget Cutter Sark; what a wonderful history it is, and the Queen’s House.

Greenwich is located in south-east London, and Greenwich has a unique flavor of a British town compared to the bustling London. Greenwich's attractions are not as well known as London, but Greenwich Royal Observatory believes everyone has heard them! At the International Meridian Conference in Washington, DC, in 1884, countries decided to use the meridian of the Greenwich Observatory as a standard zero-degree meridian, which is the original meridian. Greenwich Observatory is located on the hill above Greenwich Royal Park, which has a large green area. Here you can overlook the city of London and the scenery is beautiful. There is also the Royal Naval Academy Royal Naval College, and interested friends can also visit. Greenwich also has holiday markets, and there are many shops selling cute and delicate goods on the streets.

The Greenwich Observatory site, where world time begins

Greenwich is an important block in London and one of the old districts in Britain. It is famous all over the world because it is the location of zero-time zone and has great geographic significance. The representative buildings of Greenwich Observatory and Greenwich University represent the development of technology and education in Britain in the past and are the glorious witnesses of the past in Britain.

Greenwich Observatory, the primary meridian, as the starting point for calculating the time and geographic longitude of the world - 0 degrees, one foot east, one foot west, feels that the foot is stepping on both the eastern and western hemispheres at the same time! Very nice!