Everything was very nice and the directions were good.
Veronica
Travel through time and space with this tour of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. You'll see the famous prime meridian, Shepherd Gate Clock... and much more!
Not refundable. This activity doesn't permit modifications.
Royal Greenwich Observatory.
If you have other questions, contact us
Francisco José
Malaga, SpainIt's a completely ordinary activity. Its only significance lies in the fact that it's the origin of the division of the Earth into meridians. See wher...
Marcelo Iglesias
Caba, ArgentinaA great place to visit. Not very well-known, but very interesting for spending a morning or afternoon.
Veronica
Mar Del Plata, ArgentinaEverything was very nice and the directions were good.
Edgardo
Caba, ArgentinaA very nice experience.
Anonimo
Milan, ItalyVery interesting place! The telescope was fantastic and the history of the H1-2-3 and H4 too! Obviously we don't have to forget the prime meridian! If...
Maria Del Mar Violero Blasco
Madrid, SpainPrecious.
Anónimo
Ramos Mejia, ArgentinaAll very well.
Nathalie Piquemal
Francenice experience
Laura
Madrid, SpainWe were delayed half an hour because the boat we took to get to Westminster was delayed and they didn't give us any problems, that was great.
Sabrina Rico
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaBeautiful postcards and a lot of history
Travel through time and space with this tour of the Royal Observatory in Greenwich. You'll see the famous prime meridian, Shepherd Gate Clock... and much more!
The Royal Observatory in Greenwich is the home of British astronomy and navigation. Built in the 17th century, it has witnessed how great scientists of the time mapped the stars with exceptional accuracy to aid navigation at sea.
With this ticket, you'll get to visit the place that gave its name to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and see the prime meridian of the world, the exact point where East meets West - 0° 0’ 0”! You'll even get to stand on it!
During the tour, you'll have an audio guide that will tell you all about the astronomical advances that were made at this centre throughout history.
The Greenwich Observatory is open every day from 10 am to 5 pm. Last admission is at 4:30 pm. Please keep in mind that these hours may occasionally vary.
If you have other questions, contact us
Royal Greenwich Observatory.
Francisco José
Malaga, SpainIt's a completely ordinary activity. Its only significance lies in the fact that it's the origin of the division of the Earth into meridians. See wher...
Marcelo Iglesias
Caba, ArgentinaA great place to visit. Not very well-known, but very interesting for spending a morning or afternoon.
Veronica
Mar Del Plata, ArgentinaEverything was very nice and the directions were good.
Edgardo
Caba, ArgentinaA very nice experience.
Anonimo
Milan, ItalyVery interesting place! The telescope was fantastic and the history of the H1-2-3 and H4 too! Obviously we don't have to forget the prime meridian! If...
Maria Del Mar Violero Blasco
Madrid, SpainPrecious.
Anónimo
Ramos Mejia, ArgentinaAll very well.
Nathalie Piquemal
Francenice experience
Laura
Madrid, SpainWe were delayed half an hour because the boat we took to get to Westminster was delayed and they didn't give us any problems, that was great.
Sabrina Rico
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaBeautiful postcards and a lot of history
Free cancellation
