Greenwich Selection. This is the best option as it includes the base map and all the tours below. It also includes the Help files.

This is a Full Day in Greenwich with a significant amount of walking including several up-hill routes. It covers covering the Old Royal Naval College, Queen's House, Observatory, Park and Market. This is the best choice if you intend to just roam around yourself. This walk is pretty exhaustive and potentially exhausting, so start early and schedule in a few breaks - there are plenty of fabulous places to look round, grab a coffee and get something to eat.

If your time is tight and you just want to see the most significant Highlights of Greenwich, then take this tour.

You will see the Naval College, Market, and Maritime museum as well as venturing into the park up to the Observatory. If your time or energy levels won't even allow that, then best to go with the Central Greenwich tour.

Taking in the best places right in the compact Centre of Greenwich, this tour covers the Naval College, Market, Cutty Sark and Museums. A perfect taste of Greenwich with fantastic views over the park towards the Observatory from the Queen's House.

There is probably more to see and enjoy in Greenwich Park than you think, but unless parks are your thing, this is a better option for a second day or perhaps just one for locals wanting to know a bit more about their favourite open space.

Not yet available, but coming soon. Lesnes Abbey is South East London's hidden gem. A ruined abbey backing onto ancient woodland famous via some lovely gardens. The woods are famous for their wild native daffodils, bluebells and fossil beds. See if you can find the "clearing", envoking how this area might have appeared before the urban sprawl surrounded it. Perhaps the most striking thing about the location is the juxtaposition of the ruins against the brutalist architecture of Abbey Wood. Now you know where the name comes from!

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