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Greenwich Park Cartography by Nick Gibbard, Roger Stewart & Paul McEwan | www.postermaps.co.uk | McEwan Paul & Stewart Roger Gibbard, Nick by Cartography 129.177.180.286.422 W O O L W I C H R O A D 188.422 DLR-ISLAND GARDENS D3.D7 129.177 LASSELL STREET GREENWICH 422 180.286 S RODMERE ST E 129.177.180 AM 188.286.386 H 129.177.180 T 188.286.386 129.177.180 R 188.286.386 E VANBRUGH HILL V 386 I 129.177.180 386 R EARLSWOOD STREET COLOMB STREET 188.286.386 TRAFALGAR ROAD 129.177.180 CALVERT ROAD 188.286.386 HOSKINS STREET WOODLANDS GROVE CRANE STREET ANNANDALE ROAD RIVER THAMES BOAT SERVICES PARK ROW TUSKAR STREET GREENWICH PARK STREET 10 minutes walk from Greenwich Park 1 hour trip to Westminster Millennium Pier OLD WOOLWICH ROAD GREENWICH PIER WOODLANDS PARK ROAD GREENWICH FOOT TUNNEL OLD ROYAL DINSDALE ROAD NAVAL COLLEGE 129.177.180 WOODLANDS PARK ROAD 188.286.386 HUMBER ROAD PEPYS BUILDING – CHAPEL TRAFALGAR ROAD LEMMON ROAD MAZE HILL STATION VANBRUGH HILL TOURIST INFORMATION CUTTY SARK GARDENSCENTRE TRINITY COLLEGE 386 i Moving October 2008 to Greenwich 129.177.180 TOM SMITH CLOSE Church Street, returning to Pepys OF MUSIC PAINTED UNIVERSITY Building Autumn 2009 HALL 188.286.386 OF GREENWICH CORVETTE SQ CREED PLACE CUTTY SARK FEATHERS PL THALIA CLOSE GATE Closed for restoration reopens 2010 THE ORCHARD 386 129.177.188 DLR-CUTTY SARK ROMNEY ROAD MAZE HILL 129.180.188 ULUNDI ROAD 7 minutes walk from VANBRUGH 199.286.386 PARK VISTA CASTLE Greenwich Park KING WILLIAM WALK THE QUEEN’S PARK ROW NATIONAL HOUSE GATE MARITIME COLERAINE ROAD COLLEGE APPROACH 129.188.199 286.386 MUSEUM SUNDIAL FOYLE ROAD 188.199 GREENWICHi CHURCHGREENWICH ST MARKET DEVONPORT HOUSE CHILDREN’S COCKPIT MAZE HILL CREEK ROAD 286.386 CONFERENCE CENTRE BOATING POND HOUSE GATE HERBACEOUS STEPS WESTCOMBE PARK ROAD 188.199 BORDER NELSON RD WESTCOMBE PARK ROAD VANBRUGH FIELDS 177.180 CAPTAIN COOK ONE TREE HILL MAZE HILL ST A LFEGE’S 199.386 STATUE GATE CHURCH JUBILEE AVENUE HIGHMORE ROAD THE FAN LOVERS WALK MUSEUM ST. MARY’S KING WILLIAM IV ROAN STREET GATE STATUE VANBRUGH PARK ROAD WEST GREENWICH STATION REMAINS OF 177.180 ROMAN SHRINE DLR-GREENWICH 199.386 10 minutes walk from Greenwich Park CROOMS HILLHERB GREENWICH PARK GARDEN QUEEN ELIZABETH’S OAK WYCHERLEY CLOSE FLAMSTEED HOUSE GENERAL 177.180 CIRCUS WOLFE GREENWICH199.386 HIGH ROAD GATE STATUE BURNEY STREET THE AVENUE ROYAL OBSERVATORY KING GEORGE GREENWICH STREET PAVILION VANBRUGH PARK GATE TEA HOUSE GATE VANBRUGH PARK PETER HARRISON ROYAL HILL GLOUCESTER CIRCUS PLANETARIUM CONDUIT P GREAT CROSS AVENUE LODGE HOUSE 180.199.386 PEYTON PLACE P ORNAMENTAL BANDSTAND FOUNTAIN MAZE HILL CIRCUS STREET THE FLOWER OUR LADY ANGLO GARDEN PRIOR STREET KING GEORGE STREET ROYAL PLACE STAR OF THE SEA SAXON CHURCH TUMULI CROOM’S HILL THE WILDERNESS BOWER AVENUE GATE BLACKHEATH AVENUE DEER PARK LUTON PLACE CROOM’S HILL 53 OLD RESERVOIR LAKE LONGITUDE 0º PRINCE CHARLES ROAD BRAND STREET ROYAL PARKS DEER HIDE GREENWICH SOUTH STREET TENNIS COURTS 53.54 GREENWICH MERIDIAN 202.380 HYDE VALE McCARTNEY THE SECRET GARDEN HOUSE WILDLIFE CENTRE POINT HILL DIAMOND TERRACE THE ROSE CHARLTON WAY GARDEN 54.202.380 BLISSETT STREET WINFORTON STREET GENERAL WOLFERANGER’S ROAD HOUSE RANGER’S FIELD WESTGROVE LANE LODGE SPORTS PARK PAVILION i OFFICE MAIDENSTONE HILL WEST GROVE POLICE HYDEVALE STATION BLACKHEATH QUEEN GATE CAROLINE’S 53 DUKE HUMPHREY RD BATH THE DELL LEWISHAM 53 SHOOTER’S HILL ROAD CADE ROAD CHESTERFIELD FOLLY POND BLACKHEATH HILL GATE SHOOTER’S HILL RD 53 53 BLACKHEATH LONG POND WALK GOFFERS’ ROAD BLACKHEATH STATION 15 minutes walk from Greenwich Park Register for Royal Parks updates www.royalparks.org.uk/registergreenwich Docklands 9 Disabled Cycling permitted the other in the west and you can check your THE TENNIS CENTRE is located to the Opening hours: 9am-8pm in the summer, 10 PARK MANAGEMENT Café Park features THE ROYAL PARKS REGENT’S Light Railway Toilets HERITAGE watch against Greenwich Mean Time. north of Rangers’ Field. Coaching courses are 9am-4pm in the winter 8 PARK & 13 Statue OF LONDON PRIMROSE 12 Derrick Spurr NIO M O UN IM D run for children and for adults. Tournaments are 3 HILL 11 R T IA Maritime Greenwich was Covering 74 hectares (183 acres) Greenwich is T: +44 (0)20 8858 9695 Greenwich Park Office, Blackheath Gate A L 7 • P 2 • 6 W L organised and teams play in local tennis leagues. MILES 1 2 3 O inscribed as a World Heritage A the oldest enclosed Royal Park and home to a Charlton Way, Greenwich, London SE10 8QY I 5 17 R 4 D L 1 16 D Bus Stop Public access N Site (WHS) by UNESCO in small herd of Fallow and Red deer. Situated For further information on opening hours, SAINT MARY’S GATE CAFÉ serves a range HYDE T: +44 (0)20 8858 2608 Public Seasonal H O KILOMETRES 2 3 4 5 E M KENSINGTON R PARK I E 1997, standing among the most of cakes, pastries and hot and cold drinks. There is GARDENS GREEN 18 sites (opening TA IN on top of a hill, visitors enjoy sweeping views booking, coaching, courses and facilities; F: +44 (0)20 8293 3782 G O Toilets Café E • IM PARK ST JAMES’S PATR important sites in the world, a large private garden at the rear. Facilities include 14 Drinking periods vary) across the River Thames to St Paul’s Cathedral T: +44 (0)20 8293 0276 15 PARK E: [email protected] high chairs, toilets, and tourist information. 19 United Nations Maritimealongside Greenwichthe Taj Mahal, Versailles and the and beyond. 20 Fountain Jubilee Greenway historic centres of Venice, Florence and Bath. www.playzennis.co.uk BROMPTON Police Station Educational, Scientific and inscribed on the World The World Heritage Site is shown within the Opening hours: 9am-8pm in the summer, CEMETERY 32 DLR Children’s Cultural Organization Heritage List in 1997 weekends only in winter. 33 35 NIO M Non public The ensemble of buildings set in and around GREENWICH O UN coloured border, illustrated on the map. Restaurant IM D PUTTING takes place adjacent to the tennis R PARK T IA 29 A L 26 • P 28 • 27 34 CONTACTING POLICE Play Area W access sites Greenwich Park, the oldest Royal Park in L centre, where putters and balls can be hired. T: +44 (0)20 8858 9695 O A I R D L London and bordered to the north by the 30 D Viewing N For information on opening hours and booking; T: 999 for emergencies. H O E M R E IT River Thames reads like a who’s who of British SPORT & LEISURE Platform A IN Information G O T: +44 (0)300 123 1212 for non-emergencies E • IM T: +44 (0)20 8858 2608 i PATR architecture. THE WILDLIFE RAIL & TUBE STATIONS CLOSE TO THE ROYAL PARKS CYCLING is allowed on roads and designated RICHMOND within the park. You can also report a crime Coach parking United Nations Maritime Greenwich PARK Inigo Jones, Sir Christopher Wren, Nicholas 1 QUEENSWAY 15 HYDE PARK CORNER 29 BARNES online at www.online.met.police.uk Educational, Scientific and inscribed on the World cycle paths only. CENTRE World Heritage Site 2 PADDINGTON 16 GREEN PARK 30 EAST PUTNEY Cultural Organization Heritage List in 1997 Hawksmoor, Sir John Vanbrugh, and Joseph Kay EATING & DRINKING 3 MARYLEBONE 17 CHARING CROSS 31 NORBITON The park is open from 6am for pedestrians, Car A small herd of Red and Fallow Deer live in the 22 4 LANCASTER GATE 18 WESTMINSTER 32 CUTTY SARK Fountain all have important and beautiful examples of RUGBY & CRICKET are played at the south 5 MARBLE ARCH 19 ST JAMES’S PARK 33 GREENWICH and 7am for traffic all year round. There is no Coach set down THE PAVILION TEA HOUSE has large 21 23 6 BAKER STREET 20 VICTORIA 34 BLACKHEATH P Parking their work here, which together constitute the end of the park, close to Blackheath Gate. Wilderness Deer park. There is a deer hide which 24 31 BUSHY 7 REGENT’S PARK 21 HAMPTON 35 MAZE HILL through traffic from 10am to 4pm each day and pick up gardens at the front and rear and serves a is open on the last Wednesday of each month 8 ST JOHN’S WOOD 22 TEDDINGTON World Heritage Site. Pitches may be hired on request. PARK and the park is closed to through traffic at selection of food and drink, including alcohol. from 10am to 3pm. The wildlife centre is available 9 CHALK FARM 23 HAMPTON WICK RAILWAY STATION When you visit the Royal Observatory you can T: +44 (0)20 8858 2608 10 MORNINGTON CRESCENT 24 KINGSTON UPON THAMES TUBE STATION weekends and bank holidays. Parking facilities Disabled Children’s parties are catered for. Other facilities for children’s parties by prior booking. 25 11 EUSTON 25 HAMPTON COURT DLR D OCKLANDS LIGHT stand astride the Prime Meridian – Longitude 0° 12 ST PANCRAS 26 RICHMOND RAILWAY at weekends and bank holidays are available Car include payphone, toilets, baby change, high chairs, 13 KING’S CROSS 27 NORTH SHEEN P – with one foot in the eastern hemisphere and T: +44 (0)20 8858 2608 14 HIGH STREET KENSINGTON 28 MORTLAKE via Blackheath Gate. Parking WALKING DISTANCE and a car park. (APPROXIMATE MINUTES) 5 10 www.royalparks.org.uk.
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