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Visit Greenwich Visit our website at visitgreenwich.org.uk Welcome to Greenwich, one of the most intriguing and exciting corners of London. Come and see us soon!

There’s such a lot packed into a small area and so much to see and do that you’ll have to come back again and again…

Greenwich is home to the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site and landmarks like the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum and the Old Royal Naval College. We’ve also got some quirkier attractions plus the marvellous Greenwich Market and a fantastic range of independent shops, thriving bars, restaurants, cafés and live entertainment venues.

One photo but so many unmissable moments... How many can you spot? 👀The twin domes of Old Royal Naval College , also hom...
13/10/2026

One photo but so many unmissable moments... How many can you spot? 👀

The twin domes of Old Royal Naval College , also home to the University of Greenwich. The world’s last surviving tea clipper, the Cutty Sark . The Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum with Royal Museums Greenwich, all part of the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site. And the pier on the Thames, where you can arrive with Uber Boat by Thames Clippers or set off on a sightseeing cruise with City Cruises

Just beyond the frame: the views from Greenwich Park The Royal Parks, the stalls of Greenwich Market and the London Cable Car over the river.

So tell us, how many unmissable spots can you find? 👇

09/10/2026

Save this or lose it 📌 (and impress everyone you know with these 👀)

Old Royal Naval College might be one of the most photographed spots in London BUT there’s so much most people walk straight past!

From the hidden details in the domes to the secrets of the Painted Hall ceiling, Old Royal Naval College is full of stories that’ll make you look twice… and make your mates wonder how you knew all that 😏

Watch, save, and thank us later 💚

Blue Earth Summit is back at Woolwich Works for its third year, and this year’s line-up is a strong one. Deborah Meaden,...
08/10/2026

Blue Earth Summit is back at Woolwich Works for its third year, and this year’s line-up is a strong one. Deborah Meaden, Tim Spector, Kate Raworth, Erling Kagge and Manon Dave are among the voices on stage. Thousands of founders, investors and changemakers will be there too, so it’s a rare chance for big ideas and useful conversations in one place, right here in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

And we’re giving away FREE tickets 🎟️

To get yours:�1️⃣ Follow us�2️⃣ Comment “BLUE” below�3️⃣ We’ll DM you your code to use at checkout
Tickets are limited, so don’t wait 👀

📍 Woolwich Works, close to Woolwich Elizabeth Line�📅 14-16 October

07/10/2026

The last line says it all - PREPARE TO BE A FAN FAN! 🪭

A brand-new exhibition has just landed at The Fan Museum in Royal Borough of Greenwich - the only museum in the UK devoted entirely to fans.

Swaying in the Wind showcases around 100 stunning fans by contemporary French master fan maker Frédérick Yvan Manuel Gay - shown to a British audience for the very first time. Fan making is a rare, endangered craft, which makes seeing this many in one place genuinely special.

Traditional techniques, contemporary materials, and details you have to see up close to believe.

🪭 Swaying in the Wind
📅 6 October - 9 January
📍 The Fan Museum
🎟️ £5 adult / £3 concession

https://www.visitgreenwich.org.uk/whats-on/swaying-in-the-wind-frederick-yvan-manuel-gay-a-contemporary-french-fan-maker-p2670331

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