ShareThere is no better place to take in the change of the seasons than London’s Greenwich Park, home to the Royal Observatory and the Prime Meridian Line.
Couples can take a romantic leisurely stroll through the park to soak up the autumn colours as they transform from green to orange, whilst looking out for wildlife amongst the grasslands and trees.
Dating back to 1472, Greenwich Park is London’s oldest enclosed Royal Park and is a must-visit for loved-up couples coming to Greenwich, whether in search of its stunning views towards Canary Wharf or a privately placed bench to cosy up on.
Content provided by Visit Greenwich
For more local tourist information:
- Greenwich Tourist Information Centre
- Email Address tic@visitgreenwich.org.uk
- Contact Details 0870 608 2000
- Twitter @GreenwichTIC
Refine your search:
Royal Observatory in Greenwich © Visit Greenwich
View over Greenwich Park © Visit GreenwichYou may be interested in...
Rainy Day Activities: Enter an underwater world at Sea Life London
Step out of the rain and head underwater at Sea Life London Aquarium, and discover a whole world of aquatic life.
Location: Southbank, London
Enjoy stunning public art at Sculpture in the City
Visit the eastern part of the City of London where exciting sculptures from some of the world’s leading artists can be found.
Location: London, Greater London
Ice Climbing in London
Forget about that cheese sandwich and packet of crips - time for a liquid lunch. Frozen liquid, that is, and climbing it.
Location: Covent Garden, London
Explore the historic warship, HMS Belfast
Explore nine decks of amazing history, from the heavily protected Shell Rooms to the sights and sounds of the interactive Operations Room.
Location: The Queen's Walk, London
VisitEngland would like to invite you to take part in a short survey about our website, it should take no more than a couple of minutes.