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Our Greenwich Highlights Half Day Tour makes for a wonderful day out with friends or family. If you have limited amount of time, this is the ideal way to experience Greenwich. - Tour runs daily 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. - Personal tour guide with maximum of 6 persons - This is a guided walking tour and moderate fitness is recommended. - All admission fees included - Teaclipper Cutty Sark, Old Royal Naval College (Painted Hall), Greenwich Royal Observatory and National Maritime Museum - Fun & eco-friendly way to enjoy historic Greenwich. - Free for under 5’s. - Single Travellers are welcome : Book as one adult or one senior, plus include private tour at checkout. Our Greenwich Highlights Half Day Tour makes for a wonderful day out especially if you are from out of town or even if you are a Londoner who simply wants to learn more about this very special part of London. Tour includes: onboard teaclipper Cutty Sark, Greenwich Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum, and the Old Royal Naval College with its magnificent Painted Hall. All admission fees are included. Starting at the Sir Walter Raleigh statue meet point, at the Greenwich Visitor Centre, you'll walk along the River Thames towards the nearby Old Royal Naval College, which was designed by Sir Christopher Wren. See the famous Painted Hall, with its magnificent murals and painted ceiling, From there you will walk up to the world famous Greenwich Royal Observatory, site of the Prime Meridian. Here visitors will see the line that divides the Western and Eastern hemispheres of the globe. Another highlight here, are the unique clocks designed by John Harrison, which solved the "longitude" problem for seafarers. Following the visit to the Observatory, walk down to the largest maritime museum in the world: the National Maritime Museum. Britain's seafaring past and history as a naval power is on showcase here. You'll have the opportunity to rest your feet and enjoy a tea or coffee break in the charming Museum cafe. From here, your guide will take you aboard the world-famous clipper ship Cutty Sark. In her time, at the very end of the Age of Sail, she was the fastest ship on water. Newly restored for a staggering price tag of 50 million pounds, she was reopened to the public on May 1st, 2012. The tour ends at the historic Greenwich Market, home to art galleries, antiques and amazing street food.

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