"Not just the Cutty Sark!" Greenwich by nhcram

Greenwich Travel Guide: 295 reviews and 610 photos

Plenty to see and do here. Of course there is the Cutty Sark - you cannot miss it but there is also the maritime museum, the market, the endless pubs and restaurants, the foot tunnel etc. We only spent the day here recently and intend to go back soon as we loved it. I have visited many times before but it has changed so much over the years.

The view of London from Greenwich

View over the river Thames

Pros and Cons

Pros:Relaxed and friendly feel to the place.

Last visit to Greenwich: Aug 2006
Intro Updated Oct 22, 2006
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Just on of the 3500 fans on display - Greenwich

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Written Jul 22, 2007

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Comments (3)

rexvaughan Jul 25, 2008 at 7:01 PM Report Abuse

Great pics and tips, Natalie. We had a picnic from the G Market on the lovely lawn. Well 1958 was indeed a great year. Hope your birthday is wonderful.
benazer Jul 22, 2007 at 2:09 PM Report Abuse

Lovely pictures here,more please. Looking forward to meeting you again at another meeting you lovely woman.
Mariajoy Nov 16, 2006 at 12:02 AM Report Abuse

Hi Nat! Greenwich is lovely isn't it? :)) You would love the indoor market at Christmas time! Did you take the foot tunnel all the way to the other side??