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Royal Observatory Greenwich – Address & Directions

Directions to Royal Observatory Greenwich

Address: Blackheath Ave, London SE10 8XJ, UK

How Do I Get To Royal Observatory Greenwich?

By Subway

The subway is one of the most efficient ways to reach the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Key subway stops include the World Trade Center station (E train), WTC Cortlandt (1 train), and Fulton Street (served by A, C, J, Z, 2, 3, 4, 5 trains). Each of these stations is within a short walking distance to the museum, providing direct and convenient access from various parts of the city.

By Bus

Buses are another viable option for reaching the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Key MTA bus routes like the M20 and M55 stop near the site. The M20 travels down Seventh Avenue to Vesey Street near the memorial, and the M55 runs along Fifth Avenue to Broadway, stopping near Liberty Street. This option offers a scenic route and may be preferable for those not in a rush.

By Car

While driving in Lower Manhattan can be challenging due to traffic and limited parking, there are several parking garages nearby for those who choose to travel by car. It’s advisable to park a little further away and enjoy a short walk through the city to the museum, or to use parking apps to reserve a spot in advance.

Royal Observatory Greenwich: Admission Ticket

Highlights

Experience standing on the Prime Meridian, dividing eastern and western hemispheres.

Discover the rich history behind Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) established here.

View remarkable astronomical instruments and exhibits including John Harrison’s timekeepers.

Time your visit to see the Time Ball drop, a historical time signal at 1 PM daily.

Enjoy panoramic views from this iconic observatory site overlooking Greenwich.

Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass

Highlights

Entry to four iconic attractions in London’s Greenwich area.

Explore the historic tea clipper, Cutty Sark.

Visit the Royal Observatory and stand on the Meridian Line.

Discover Britain’s maritime heritage at the National Maritime Museum.

Experience 17th-century elegance at the Queen’s House.

Cutty Sark: Entry Ticket

Highlights

Discover life aboard the fastest tea clipper of its era.

Enjoy spectacular views of the Thames from the ship’s deck.

Experience the ship’s original interior and walk underneath its unique hull.

Learn about its record-breaking global voyages.

Capture memorable photos at the ship’s wheel.

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