I heartily second that - plus Greenwich has the National Maritime Museum,
the Royal Observatory (with a fascinating collection of old clocks, as well
as a brass line in the ground so that you can straddle the meridian) and the
Queen's House.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/
The park is lovely to walk through, and
Greenwich used to have some lovely restaurants too. I lived in neighbouring
Blackheath for about 15 years and never tired of the area.
The tower of London is wonderful to visit too
Sue
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From: "Sue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jo Falkink" <yhgr.jfp@
Dont miss the boat trip it is most enjoyable, I took my family down to
Greenwich by boat and we also visited the tea clipper "Cutty Sark" which
the
menfolk enjoyed tremendously.
The fan-museum sounds reachable too, at its website says it's only 30
minutes by boat, perhaps faster by underground / Light Railway though we
might loose time when changing trains. Would the boat trip be an
additional
touristic attraction too?
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