Greenwich Tour
Private car/minibus - 4 Hours
To the east of London lies Greenwich, an area steeped in maritime history. It is dominated by the great neo-classical palace designed by Sir Christopher Wren. But the Royal Navy is not far away.
Just to the south is the National Maritime Museum with memorabilia from the victory over the Spanish Armada to Admiral Horatio Nelson's great triumphs at the battles of the Nile and of Trafalgar. The Museum packs a treasure house of maritime history inside its rooms - ordnance, artefacts, records and relics of the island's long relationship with all the seas of the world.
On the hill overlooking the Museum stands the Old Royal Observatory. Through the yard in front of it runs the line of zero longitude dividing the Eastern and the Western hemispheres of the Globe. And in its rooms are the telescopes and quadrants, clocks and chronometers that for centuries allowed Britain's mariners to bring back to London the riches and produce of the known world.
The Cutty Sark is currently closed for renovation. News: The Cutty Sark is reopening on 26th April 2012
Tour Prices
| Passengers | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| Medium | up to 2 | £350.00 |
| Large | up to 4 | £380.00 |
| Deluxe | up to 4 | £440.00 |
| Extra large | up to 6 | £440.00 |
| Minibus | up to 11 | £665.00 |
Prices include:
Prices are per car/minibus not per person and include your private tour guide, collection and return to your central London hotel and tax but not entrance fees where applicable or meals unless stated. Please add £20 for collections from London Train Station.
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