Greenwich Day Trip with London Cab Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Basic level of fitness needed for light walking and standing
Overview
Discover the rich history and stunning landmarks of Greenwich on an exclusive day tour with London Cab Tours. Enjoy personalized stops, expert commentary, and unique photo opportunities on this eight-hour journey.
Greenwich Day Trip
Maximum group 6 • 8-hours • Private tour • Lots of stops, lot's of photo opps!
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About This Adventure
A different London Sightseeing Tour: lots of stops, lot's of photo opps.
Duration
8-Hours
Description
A day trip from central London to Greenwich - exploring the incredible royal, naval and scientific landmarks in London's oldest village. Graham (that’s me) is your tour guide providing full commentary throughout the tour. Many stops for photo opps. Suitable for first time or returning visitors.
Additional Info
Graham (that's me) is your tour guide and driver, providing full commentary throughout the tour. Many stops for photo opps. Door-2-Door service: pick up and drop off anywhere in central London (extra charges may apply if different). Public transport is used to get to and from Greenwich. Tours start 9.00am from your hotel (Mon-Fri).
What you'll see
- Cutty Sark
- Painted Hall
- Queen's House
- St Alfege Church
- Royal Observatory
- National Maritime Museum
- Visitors Centre Exhibition
Some attractions have paid admission. We won't have time to visit all those listed in one day - we'll choose together.
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Best Availability
Groups are capped at six, so securing your spot in advance ensures a personalized experience.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
The trip involves several short walks between sites and through Greenwich Park’s uneven terrain.
Bring a Camera or Smartphone
Numerous photo opportunities await at landmarks like the Cutty Sark and Royal Observatory.
Check Weather Forecast
Weather can change quickly; dress in layers and bring rain protection when necessary.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Grey squirrels frequent Greenwich Park
- Mute swans glide along the River Thames near Greenwich
History
Greenwich is the birthplace of modern timekeeping, anchored by the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory established in 1675.
Conservation
The area balances urban activity with protected green spaces, focusing on preserving historic buildings and parkland biodiversity.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Needed for navigating cobblestone streets and park paths comfortably.
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during warm weather as the tour includes many outdoor stops.
summer specific
Weatherproof jacket
Protects against rain and wind common in off-summer seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture the historic sites and scenic views along the route.