Greenwich UNESCO Site Walking Tour

Explore the historic UNESCO site of Greenwich, home to remarkable architecture, royal history, and scientific achievements. Visit the Old Royal Naval College, a stunning complex with multiple buildings, including the famous Painted Hall known for its intricate ceiling and wall murals. Learn about its fascinating history as the place where Admiral Nelson’s body lay in state before his funeral at St Paul’s following the Battle of Trafalgar. Discover the stories of Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, who spent their married life in the area before her tragic execution. The site offers a unique glimpse into England’s royal and naval past through its beautifully preserved buildings and grand interiors.

The tour also includes the Queens House, built for Anne of Denmark, showcasing elegant architecture and art collections, and the Royal Observatory, where Greenwich Mean Time is set. Visitors can learn about the history of navigation, astronomy, and timekeeping while enjoying panoramic views of London from the observatory. The site offers a mix of cultural, historical, and educational experiences suitable for all ages. Whether exploring the royal palaces, maritime history, or scientific landmarks, this UNESCO site provides an enriching and memorable day of sightseeing and learning.