Greenwich Attractions

Harlequin Gallery

The Harlequin Gallery is one of the few UK galleries that specializes in contemporary and classical studio pottery from around the world. The...

Greenwich Theatre

The Greenwich Theatre has a reputation for, high quality accessible theatre for all, amid this mid-scale 421-seat venue, adapted from a Victorian...

Blackheath Gallery

Blackheath Gallery was opened to enable the many accomplished local artists to showcase their work, in this sophisticated part of London. The...

Greenwich Heritage Centre

The Heritage Centre is an amalgamation of the former Borough Museum and Local History Library, where you can find out a wealth of information and...

Charlton House

Charlton House is a fine example of Jacobean domestic architecture, built between 1607 and 1612 by Sir Adam Newton. Many of the original features...

Ice Disco at The O2

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The Ice Disco at the O2 provides an all-weather, 900 metres rink available for up to 250 skaters. There is also a bar and viewing area for those...

Cutty Sark (Clipper Ship Museum)

The Cutty Sark closed to the public on 5 November 2006, in order to commence work on a conservation project, with the scheduled re-opening of the...

Firepower! The Royal Artillery Museum

At Firepower! The Royal Artillery Museum you can discover the powerful and dramatic story of artillery, scientific discoveries made during warfare...

The Fan Museum

The Fan Museum in historic Greenwich, is the only museum in the world entirely devoted to all aspects of the ancient history and manufacture of...

Royal Observatory

The Royal Observatory is one of the most significant historic sites in the world, which houses the Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian...

National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum set amid an architecturally stunning building, owns a collection of more than 2 million items relating to seafaring...