Suggestions for Outdoors & Recreation near Greenwich West, London

Mark M. • November 5, 2016Stunning views of london, a great way to spend a couple of hours on a leafy autumn afternoon

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

Matteo M. • July 17, 2017A beautiful Park, where you can have a walk, relaxing. I really love to sit under a tree and watch the squirrels.

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

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

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

J • September 16, 2012Magnificent view of london

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

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

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

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

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

Liam P. • July 16, 2013Lovely place to cycle, except for the swirling swarms of tourists. They never look where they're going.

Eduardo G. • October 30, 2012Great place to have a quiet lunch!

Kevan D. • March 3, 2014This was intended to be installed exactly on the meridian line, but was misplaced by a couple of metres during construction, meaning that it's off by about 8 minutes.

Greenwich T. • May 20, 2010Go mid summer see dogs getting wet. Go Spring see duckings. Go winter see the concrete bottom (drained)

Dave M. • November 15, 2015This stunning little park is great for waking the dog and short walks in winter. Picnics and football most welcome in summer

Martin T. • May 29, 20122 November: Since 1833, the Greenwich Time Ball has helped people to ensure their watches are correct, rising halfway up its mast at 12.55pm, then to the top at 12.58pm, before falling at exactly 1pm