Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near London

Nadia 🥑 T. • May 22, 2017Love the flower garden, the deer enclosure,and the park enclosure that's by Macartney's house,and the hilly areas at the top where you can read a book or have a picnic with a view when not too crowded

Arix B. • September 22, 2016One of the best spectacular and wonderful college! And the mine 😁😬

Philippe W. • September 8, 2015Awesome location with nice view over docklands and Canary Wharf

Trevor N C • July 26, 2020Great place to visit. Lovely gardens. Free car park. Ideal for a picnic before going in.

Zeynep Ozturk O. • July 23, 2017Amazing view of the city from the hill. You are just on the zero point of everything☺️

Jules • December 14, 2021All kinds of flowers 🌺 plenty open space

Thomas B. • July 19, 2015Great and beautiful place full of history. The view from the observatory is awesome

Ben J. • May 22, 2013Brilliant experience, very knowledgeable guide. It's not as hard as it looks so give it a go. (The final decent is great fun!!)

Jon D. • June 13, 2019Great dog walking spot; fab little retro cafe.

Koen • April 1, 2017Spacious, cosy and equipment in good condition. Dogs love to swim in the little pond outside the playground.

Chris H. • March 30, 2015Very open spaced with plenty of Scenic views, particularly of the O2, and the Cable cars that you can catch from nearby. Lots of offices and restaurants nearby to eat too!

Rosie B. • October 17, 2017Great for jogging. Play areas for families. Outdoor gym.

J • September 16, 2012Magnificent view of london

Catherine T. • February 14, 2018Fantastic views of changing London!

Jan K. • August 11, 2013An amazing bit of wildness - great at dusk when the sound and light change.

UniofGreenwich • July 31, 2012This is glorious park and extra green after all that rain. The cakes and coffee is wonderful in the cafe as well! *AC

Severndroog C. • April 17, 2016Located in a bluebell wood on a hill in Greenwich. A magical place that appeals to all. From its observation deck (higher than the dome of St Paul's Cathedral) you get a stunning panorama of London.

Spencer S. • August 20, 2012Try the cafe in the middle of the park. The half pounder is ace.

Kanga_Rue • May 9, 2012Great playground, dog free (the rest of the park is dog friendly), and fenced to keep the kids in!

Rob S. • August 6, 2013Visit the Old Cottage Coffee Shop in the park for a coffee/tea and cake.

Kazuhisa Y. • September 1, 2012Charlton House is the finest and best preserved Jacobean mansion in the London area.

Noura S. • April 28, 2018Beautiful cherry blossoms trees between mid of march until mid of april

Bharat P. • July 20, 2013Crowded on holidays, but still plenty to do nearby

Henry H. • June 16, 2013De errrrb garden recently opened.

Alex B. • October 31, 2020My dad and other people from 'Men in Sheds' built a new wooden bridge for Well Hall Plesaunce. A very pleasant spot with an interesting history. E. Nesbitt's home is no longer there.

Nicola S. • November 21, 2014Great for running if you don't mind weaving a bit, narrow pavements at some sections

Jonnie S. • May 3, 2012A great place to train your dog for recall! Small park with 2 tennis courts (train in one of these)

Tim C. • August 17, 2011Island Garden Cafe on the north entrance is worth a visit. Jamaican food, sandwiches and a good cup of tea.

Benjamin S. • March 25, 2019Also known as Woolwich market. A variety of stalls and places to eat. You also have shops in Beresford Square. If you like traditional Nepalese food, try Namaste, very nice I have to say. 😋👍

Benjamin S. • March 25, 2019A nice place for a walk, or to chill out. You have a lake there for fishing. Good for all times of the year.