Greenwich Park Children’s Playground

Greenwich Park is home to some of London's most famous views. It is located at the heart of the Greenwich Maritime World Heritage Site and features an 18th-century landscape as well as stunning gardens. There is plenty to do in the park. You can stand on the Prime Meridian, a popular Greenwich Mean Time reference point. You can also walk in the footsteps of England's kings and queens by strolling through the ancient tree avenues.

Then, explore the wildlife at the Wilderness Deer Park and the tranquil flower, herb, and rose garden. After a day of exploring, stop for a snack at the Pavilion Cafe before heading to the Queen's Orchard. Fruits and vegetables dating back to the 1500s can be found in the 0.3 hectare enclosed area. There are two ponds at the orchards: one formal near the vegetable area and one informal near the meadow. The Royal Observatory is located at the top of a steep hill overlooking the Queen's House. The Meridian Courtyard, Flamsteed House, and Astronomy Centre are all located here. You and your family can experience London's only planetarium at the Royal Observatory.

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Location: Greenwich Park London SE10 8XG
Opening times: 10.30am to 4pm, Sunday to Friday.
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Website: royalparks.org.uk/parks/greenwich-park/things-to-see-and-do/childrens-playgrounds/greenwich-park-playground