Best Attractions near North Greenwich Pier

Discover 32 acres of urban countryside, rare breeds, and family-friendly farm life in the heart of East London’s Isle of Dogs.

Explore the world’s fastest 19th-century tea clipper, a historic maritime marvel docked in Greenwich with immersive exhibits and stunning river views.

Discover London's Royal Docks: a vibrant waterfront district blending panoramic views, water activities, and cultural innovation in East London.

A striking blend of towering skyscrapers, rich history, and vibrant urban life at London’s premier financial district on the Isle of Dogs.

Where London’s maritime heritage meets vibrant waterfront dining, culture, and luxury living in the heart of the Docklands.

Step beneath the Thames through a century-old pedestrian tunnel linking historic Greenwich with the modern Isle of Dogs.

Step into 400 years of London’s maritime history in a stunning riverside warehouse with interactive exhibits and free entry daily.

The UK's premier conservatoire for music and contemporary dance, set within the historic Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.

Explore the engineering marvel that protects London from flooding at the Thames Barrier Information Centre with interactive exhibits and riverside views.

Historic Greenwich Pier offers scenic river cruises and easy access to London's maritime landmarks and vibrant cultural heritage along the Thames.

Explore the breathtaking Painted Hall, a Baroque masterpiece with vivid ceilings and walls celebrating Britain’s naval and royal heritage.

A serene riverside park in Greenwich showcasing the historic Cutty Sark tea clipper and offering scenic Thames views and vibrant cultural connections.

A tranquil riverside garden in Greenwich, framed by the Old Royal Naval College and offering views of the Cutty Sark and Canary Wharf across the Thames.

Explore London's maritime heritage at the Greenwich Tourist Information Desk, your gateway to local attractions and experiences.

A premier language school in central London offering expert English courses and vibrant cultural experiences for global students.

Explore the world’s fastest surviving tea clipper, Cutty Sark, a historic maritime treasure in the heart of Greenwich with immersive exhibits and stunning river views.

Discover England’s first classical building, the Queen's House in Greenwich, a timeless blend of royal history, art, and architectural brilliance.

Explore Britain’s rich naval history at the world’s largest maritime museum, set in scenic Greenwich with free entry and engaging galleries for all ages.

A tranquil garden oasis within London’s premier maritime museum complex, blending history, nature, and family-friendly charm.

Historic Greenwich Market blends antiques, artisan crafts, and global street food in a vibrant, covered London landmark open daily.

A historic covered market in Greenwich, London, brimming with artisan crafts, antiques, vintage finds, and global street food in a lively, community-focused setting.

Historic Greenwich Church Street blends centuries of heritage with vibrant shops, eateries, and iconic landmarks by the Thames.

Discover rare antiques, vintage treasures, and eclectic crafts in the heart of historic Greenwich’s vibrant market scene.

Discover over a millennium of history, architecture, and music at St Alfege Church, the heart of Greenwich’s spiritual heritage.

An intimate, candlelit basement jazz club in Greenwich where close-up live music and community atmosphere meet a well-stocked bar.

Experience the intersection of time and space at the Royal Observatory, where history meets the cosmos in beautiful Greenwich Park.

Discover the UK’s only museum dedicated to the history and craft of fans, set in elegant Georgian townhouses in historic Greenwich.

A tranquil garden steeped in the heritage of British astronomy, offering stunning views and a serene escape within historic Greenwich Park.

Historic Royal Park with panoramic London views, iconic landmarks, tranquil gardens, and rich maritime heritage in a UNESCO World Heritage setting.

Home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian, where the world’s time begins and one foot can stand in each hemisphere.