• Cutty Sark - You will see the only surviving tea clipper in the world. It was the fastest of its kind travelling to China and back in record time bringing tea to Britain. We will spend some time inside this unique sailing ship, including the living quarters
• The Painted Hall - Originally built as a naval hospital, in 18th century it
  became Royal Naval College. The highlight of the visit is the Painted Hall, very impressive magnificent hall, with a beautiful painted dome and ceiling. Built by Christopher Wren.
• Queen’s House - The first Palladian style building in Engand - Queen’s House is the highlight of the tour.
• National Maritime Museum - Holding one of the largest collections of British maritime history, you will get the opportunity to observe a 300 year old Royal Barge and Admiral Nelson’s Battle of Trafalgar uniform and more.
• Royal Observatory Greenwich - Our tour ends the top of the Royal Greenwich Park, next to Old Royal Observatory. where the Prime Meridian - the starting point of time in the world is located.
  We will be visiting the place where the Royal Astronomers lived and worked. One of the several highlights is seeing the world famous Harrison Maritime Time Keepers which establish the The Longitude!

• Entrance to Painted Hall
• Lunch
• Entrance to Cutty Sark
• Entrance to Royal Observatory

Greenwich is a distinctive location that boasts a range of historic attractions and stunning views of London. It is home to one of the oldest royal sites, the birthplace of Henry VIII and his daughters Elizabeth and Mary.
On this tour, visitors can admire one of the finest examples of the renowned architect Christopher Wren’s work, the Old Royal Naval College. The area has also served as a filming location for hundreds of movies, including Les Misérables, Pirates of the Caribbean, and many more.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.