Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBWelcome to Greenwich Park, one of London’s eight Royal Parks; a mix of 17th-century landscape, stunning gardens and a history dating back to Roman times.
Things to do in Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBThings to see and do in Greenwich Park. Stand at the centre of world time. Sit in the shade of a sweet chestnut tree from 1660. Stroll the length of London’s longest herbaceous border. There’s no rush. Take time to discover Greenwich Park.
Greenwich Park Landscape Restoration | The Royal Parks
WEBThe landscape restoration will expand valuable acid grassland habitats found in the park, providing foraging habitat for pollinators and birds, with specific opportunities incorporated for ground nesting bees and wasps. Works will begin winter 2022 to …
FAQs for Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBHave your Greenwich Park questions answered. Get ready for an unforgettable visit to this gem in London!
The history of Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBThe history and architecture of Greenwich Park. Home to the ruins of a Roman temple, a curious Anglo-Saxon cemetery and the world-famous Royal Observatory.
The Royal Observatory | The Royal Parks
WEBThe Royal Observatory, home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian, is located within Greenwich Park at the top of the steep hill overlooking the Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum.
Greenwich Park Revealed - The Royal Parks
WEBWe have revealed, restored and protected Greenwich Park's threatened unique 17th-century landscape before it disappeared forever. We have enhanced the natural environment. We have also delivered new community facilities, new training and learning opportunities, and a programme of free cultural events.
The Map of Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBThis charming landscape has watched over the ever-changing city of London for hundreds of years. Covering over 5,000 acres of historic parkland, the parks provide beautiful green spaces right in the heart of the capital where you can …
Wildlife in Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBNature and wildlife of Greenwich Park. See pipistrelle bats swooping at sunset. Walk next to sweet chestnut trees in full bloom. Spot woodpeckers, warblers and song thrushes. A historical home for wildlife in southeast London. A Grade I …
Gardens in Greenwich Park - The Royal Parks
WEBGreenwich Park has some of the best panoramic views of the London skyline, but in spring and summer, the Flower Garden steals the show. Our horticultural team creates two dazzling seasonal displays, using over 60,000 plants, in these gardens.