Greenwich Highlights - Public Tour
Join us for a fun and comprehensive tour of the Greenwich World Heritage Site. Ideal for newcomers to Greenwich with limited time.
Mondays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 12.30pm. £14 per Adult. Children under 16 Free. Meet at the Tourist Information Centre. Online prebook below. Or show up on the day.
This walk will introduce you to the historic tea clipper the Cutty Sark, the baroque masterpiece of the Old Royal Naval College, the Queen’s House representing the former Royal Palace at Greenwich, the unique National Maritime Museum, the glorious Royal Park and Royal Observatory and its crucial role in the discovery of longitude and the Greenwich zero degree Meridian. Events and closures depending, the tour also includes a brief visit into one of the splendid interiors along our way.
Town Tour to Trafalgar - Public Tour
Work up an appetite on a Wednesday by joining us on a tour of the heart of Greenwich. We end the tour at the Trafalgar Tavern where you will benefit from a 10% discount on food and drink ordered if you show them your Greenwich Tour Guides tour booking.
Wednesdays 11am. £14 per Adult. Under 16s Free. Meet at the front of the Cutty Sark. Online prebook below.
A fascinating walk around Greenwich, taking in the town’s ancient connections with the sea and the Royal Navy but also diving into alley ways and secret corners. We’ll explore St Alfege’s Church, local businesses, historic and current, and art works, new and old, Including a historic coaching inn and a disappearing railway, this tour will reveal the thriving heart of Greenwich,
Greenwich Highlights Tours
2 hours £140 per guide max 20 people per guide
A comprehensive and entertaining tour of the Greenwich World Heritage Site. We will introduce you to the historic tea clipper the Cutty Sark, the baroque masterpiece of the Old Royal Naval College, the Queen’s House representing the former Royal Palace at Greenwich, the unique National Maritime Museum, the glorious Royal Park and Royal Observatory and its crucial role in the discovery of longitude and the Greenwich zero degree Meridian. Events and closures depending, the tour also includes a brief visit into one of the splendid interiors along our way. This walk starts gently but includes a steep hill. 1mile+.
Private Tours
Royal Connections Tour
2 hours £140 per guide max 20 people per guide
Discover how British monarchs from the 1500s to today have helped to shape the Greenwich Royal Heritage Site. It is not only their involvement and leadership in war and science which played a crucial role. On this fun tour we also discover how their whims, fancies even arguments also influenced fine details of the architectural plans, how they lived and loved at the Palace of Placentia (Pleasure) and how they entertained the world, in real life and in the world of film. This walk starts gently but includes a steep hill. 1mile+.
Waves, Whaling and Wideboys - Greenwich Going East Tour
1.5 hours £110 per guide max 20 people per guide
We shall explore the Greenwich riverside East of the Old Royal Naval College by including its past industries, historic buildings and some of its people and modern development. There shall be references to sea-going adventures on the waves, such as fishing and of course the laying of cables to carry a different type of wave, and the whaling enterprise of the Enderby family. And finally of the wideboys of which there are always a few. This walk is normally a linear walk ending in East Greenwich at Enderby Wharf. 1mile+.
Heart of Greenwich -
Town Centre Tour
1.5 hours £110 per guide max 20 people per guide
A fascinating walk around Greenwich, taking in the town’s ancient connections with the sea and the Royal Navy but also diving into alley ways and secret corners. We’ll explore St Alphege’s Church, local businesses, historic and current, and art works, new and old, Including a historic coaching inn and a disappearing railway, this tour will reveal why Greenwich was and still is a major destination for visitors. With enough advanced notice, this tour can conclude at a pub or restaurant of your choosing. 0.5 miles.
Royal Retinue and People’s Park – a walk around Greenwich Park
2 hours £140 per guide max 20 people per guide
This is a fun introductory tour to Greenwich Royal Park - a delightful playground for Tudor and Stuart monarchs of the 1500s and 1600s. Touching on the vestiges of Roman and Saxon settlement in the area, we’ll also discover ingenious engineering, statues to the great and good, a Bridgerton residence, Roman and Saxon remains, ancient trees and how a former slave came to live in what became a Royal residence for a discarded Queen. The Park has also been a place for ordinary Londoners to relax and play – sometimes a little raucously! 1.5 miles+.
Bespoke Tours
Although clients generally find one of our pre-planned tours as shown above ticks all their boxes, we are more than happy to discuss your particular needs and help you plan your day in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.
If you've got the time, stay here all day! There's so much to do and see. And Greenwich has some great places to eat and drink when you want to have a rest from exploring.
Arrivals and meeting
We can meet you anywhere and even come and get you from Central London and accompany to Greenwich if this helps.
Choosing what to see
Depending on your priorities and interests, we can help you plan your day so that you make the most of your visit.
Tickets to sites
We can access group discounts for entry to sites such as the Royal Observatory Greenwich, the Cutty Sark and the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College.
Take a break
With enough notice we can suggest and help you book somewhere to eat or drink.
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