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PRINCE CHARLES ROAD COLERAINE ROAD COLERAINE VANBRUGH PARK ROAD WEST ent M VANBRUGH PARK WAR MAZE HILL 54.202.380 MEMORIAL ark Manage p Graham Dear Park Office Greenwich Blackheath Gate Way Charlton Greenwich London SE10 8QY 0300 061 2380 T: [email protected] E: www.royalparks.org.uk WYCHERLEY CLOSE FOYLE ROAD FOYLE WOOLWICH ROAD WESTCOMBE PARK ROAD 53 VANBRUGH PARK VANBRUGH GATE HUMBER ROAD LODGE 386 DINSDALE ROAD ANNANDALE ROAD ANNANDALE THE WILDERNESS THE DEER PARK 129.177 180.286 CALVERT ROAD CALVERT 129.177.180.286.422 VANBRUGH FIELDS VANBRUGH HILL police contacting emergencies. 999 for T: other calls. 101 for T: can also report a crime online at You www.online.met.police.uk 6am for The park is open from year traffic all and 7am for pedestrians, traffic from is no through There round. and the park is 10am to 4pm each day weekends traffic at closed to through Parking facilities at and bank holidays. available are and bank holidays weekends via Blackheath Gate. 386 386 SHOOTER’S HILL ROAD 422 VANBRUGH HILL WAY CHARLTON HIGHMORE ROAD ARE BLACKHEATH 386 DEER HIDE ULUNDI ROAD THE WILDLIFE THE CENTRE ARKS COLOMB STREET WESTCOMBE PARK ROAD RODMERE ST P 188.422 AL y WOODLANDS PARK ROAD PARK WOODLANDS O R HE 129.177.180 188.286.386 THE WILDLIFE CENTRE in Deer live of Red and Fallow A small herd is a deer There Wilderness Deer park. the of Wednesday hide which is open on the last The wildlife 10am to 3pm. each month from parties by children’s for is available centre prior booking. +44 (0)300 061 2380 T: T Park Bushy Park The Green Park Greenwich Hyde Park Gardens Kensington Hill Park & Primrose The Regent’s Richmond Park Park St James’s Cemetery Brompton Square Grosvenor Gardens Tower Victoria THE FLOWER GARDEN LAKE 53 EARLSWOOD STREET DUKE HUMPHREY RD serves has large E HILL REMAINS OF z GATE BOWER AVENUE BOWER ROMAN TEMPLE ROMAN VANBRUGH CASTLE MA LODGE 129.177.180 188.286.386 P BLACKHEATH GATE BLACKHEATH PARK OFFICE ILL H E i z A TATION LONG POND WALK FOLLY POND FOLLY M S TOM SMITH CLOSE WOODLANDS GROVE WOODLANDS & DRINKING EATING TEA HOUSE THE PAVILION and serves and rear at the front gardens including and drink, a selection of food for. partiescatered are Children’s alcohol. toilets, Other facilities include payphone, and a car park. high chairs, change, baby 9am-8pm in the summer, Opening hours: 9am-4pm in the winter +44 (0)20 8858 9695 T: & COFFEE BEAN THE COW pastries and hot cold a range of cakes, at the is a large private garden There drinks. and toilets, Facilities include high chairs, rear. tourist information. 9am-8pm in the summer, Opening hours: in winter. only weekends +44 (0)20 8858 9695 T: POLICE STATION BANDSTAND E HILL z P ABETH’S SPORTS MA HOUSE GATE AVENUE CROSS GREAT TRAFALGAR ROAD TRAFALGAR z PAVILION WOODLANDS PARK ROAD TUSKAR STREET 53 is located to MAZE HILL OAK LEMMON ROAD QUEEN ELI ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAIN 129.177.180 188.286.386 takes place adjacent to the takes STEPS ONE TREE HILL ONE BLACKHEATH AVENUE P COCKPIT CREED PLACE GATE PAVILION TEA HOUSE P RANGER’S FIELD THE TENNIS CENTRE THE Coaching the north of Rangers’ Field. adults. and for children run for courses are organised and teams play are Tournaments in local tennis leagues. further on opening hours, For information courses and facilities: coaching, booking, +44 (0)20 8293 0276 T: www.playzennis.co.uk PUTTING putters and balls where tennis centre, on opening information For can be hired. hours and booking: +44 (0)20 8293 0276 T: THE DELL GATE 129.177.180 188.286.386 GOFFERS’ ROAD P THE QUEEN’S ORCHARD CHESTERFIELD THE ROSE GARDEN ROYAL PARKS ROYAL TENNIS COURTS HOSKINS STREET GREENWICH 129.177.180 188.286.386 QUEEN CAROLINE’S BATH LOVERS WALK P is allowed on roads and on roads is allowed 129.177.180 188.286.386 is played at the south end of is played OLD RESERVOIR WOLFE LASSELL STREET STATUE 0º LONGITUDE PARK VISTA PARK GREENWICH PARK STREET GENERAL TATION THALIA CLOSE CHILDREN’S POND BOATING (SEASONAL) GREENWICH MERIDIAN GREENWICH S west and you can check your watch against can check your and you west Time. Mean Greenwich (183 acres) 74 hectares Covering is the oldest enclosed Royal Greenwich of Fallow Park and home to a small herd Situated on top of a hill, and Red deer. the across views sweeping visitors enjoy Cathedral Thames to St Paul’s River and beyond. the within shown is Site Heritage World The illustrated on the map. border, coloured SPORT & LEISURE SPORT CYCLING designated cycle paths only. CRICKET Field) close to Blackheath park (on Ranger’s on request. be hired Pitches may Gate. +44 (0)300 061 2380 T: PETER HARRISON PLANETARIUM GARDEN LACKHEATH B Park Greenwich walk from 15 minutes GREEN (SEASONAL) PUTTING ROYAL OBSERVATORY ROYAL GREENWICH ROYAL OBSERVATORY OBSERVATORY ROYAL CORVETTE SQ RANGER’S HOUSE SUNDIAL TRAFALGAR ROAD TRAFALGAR ANGLO SAXON TUMULI PARK ROW PARK GATE FEATHERS PL GENERAL WOLFE ROAD GREENWICH PARK FLAMSTEED HOUSE OLD WOOLWICH ROAD WOOLWICH OLD CARTNEY c M HOUSE HERITAGE was inscribed as a Maritime Greenwich UNESCO in Heritage Site (WHS) by World standing among the most important 1997, Mahal, Taj alongside the sites in the world, Venice, of and the historic centres Versailles and Bath. Florence The ensemble of buildings set in and around Park in the oldest Royal Park, Greenwich to the north the by London and bordered who of a who’s like Thames reads River British architecture. Nicholas Wren, Sir Christopher Jones, Inigo and Joseph Vanbrugh, Sir John Hawksmoor, important and beautiful all have Kay which here, examples of their work Heritage Site. World together constitute the Observatory visit the Royal When you can stand astride the Prime Meridian you in the – Longitude 0° with one foot and the other in eastern hemisphere CROOM’S HILL CROOM’S GATE HERBACEOUS BORDER 129.177.180 188.286.386 ( SHOOTER’S HILL RD CROOM’S HILL VALE HYDE JUBILEE AVENUE THE QUEEN’S HOUSE CRANE STREET CRANE PARK ROW CADE ROAD CADE S COOK CAPTAIN STATUE CONDUIT HOUSE E THE AVENUE CHAPEL Coach parking Coach set down and pick up ROMNEY ROAD ROMNEY M NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF GREENWICH GATE T A Park features Public access sites (opening periods vary) Non public access sites KING GEORGE STREE 129.188.199 286.386 H PAINTED PAINTED HALL OLD ROYAL OLD ROYAL COLLEGE NAVAL KING WILLIAM IV KING STATUE T WEST GROVE 53 BLACKHEATH HILL COW AND COW BEAN COFFEE (SEASONAL) LADY LADY 129.180.188 199.286.386 R 53 orld W OUR THE SEA OF STAR CHURCH I A D L N O • M CIRCUS GATE E L N IA I D O E N M U I ST. MARY’S ST. GATE M R T DEVONPORT HOUSE DEVONPORT CONFERENCE CENTRE A O I P N • O E TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC M I G R A T A T P I HERB GARDEN ER • H Cycling permitted Jubilee Greenway Jubilee W D Heritage Site World ORL Maritime Greenwich inscribed on the Heritage List in 1997 V CROOMS HILL I 286.386 KING GEORGE STREET GEORGE KING THE FAN MUSEUM HYDEVALE R United Nations GREENWICH THEATRE LUTON PLACE Fountain Statue Drinking Fountain Viewing Platform WESTGROVE LANE Cultural Organization D3.D7 129.177.188 Educational, Scientific and 177.180 199.386 KING WILLIAM WALK RD NELSON DIAMOND TERRACE PEPYS BUILDING – BUILDING PEPYS TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRE SPRING 2012 www.chacha.co.uk i ROYAL PLACE GREENWICH MARKET GLOUCESTER CIRCUS GLOUCESTER CUTTY SARK GARDENS CLOCK TOWER CLOCK MARKET WEEKENDS ONLY Information Café Seasonal Café Restaurant i COLLEGE APPROACH COLLEGE GREENWICH PIER STREET BURNEY 5 10 5 GREENWICH FOOT TUNNEL FOOT GREENWICH POINT HILL GREENWICH CHURCH ST 177.180 199.386 ROYAL HILL i CUTTY SARK S ’ GREENWICH HIGH ROAD HIGH GREENWICH 188.199 LFEGE A PLACE PEYTON T ROAN STREET HILL MAIDENSTONE S CHURCH PRIOR STREET 177.180 199.386 LEWISHAM 188.199 STREET WINFORTON Police Police Station Disabled Toilets Public Toilets Children’s Children’s Area Play DLR-CUTTY SARK walk from 7 minutes Park Greenwich BRAND STREET BRAND CIRCUS STREET CREEK ROAD 180.199.386 TATION S STREET BLISSETT Docklands Light Railway Car Parking Disabled Car Parking Cycle Parking Bus Stop REENWICH GREENWICH SOUTH STREET SOUTH GREENWICH G RIVER THAMES BOAT SERVICES THAMES BOAT RIVER Park Greenwich walk from 10 minutes Millennium Pier Westminster 1 hour trip to DLR-GREENWICH Park Greenwich walk from 10 minutes DLR-ISLAND GARDENS P P C WALKING DISTANCE DISTANCE WALKING MINUTES) (APPROXIMATE.
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