London neighborhood: Greenwich and The East End
Everything east of the City along the Thames, through the booming Docklands developments past the museums of Greenwich and O2 stadium to the Thames Barrier
Sights in Greenwich and The East End
Spend a day in Greenwich, a Thameside village on London's eastern outskirts by which the world sets it clocks, with a rich maritime history, stellar little museums, and the Prime Meridian
Set your watch by the actual Greenwich Mean Time clock, straddle the Prime Meridian line that divides the eastern and western hemispheres, and tour the fascinating little museum about it all
See the coat in which Nelson was shot, bullet hole and all, along with some fantastically beautiful old astrolabes and an indescribably cool interactive display on the Battle of Trafalgar
A relaxing steep slope of tree-spotted greenery good for Frisbee tossing, napping, and picnic pauses in between Greenwich's big sights
Explore the decks of the fastest 19th century clipper ship (also the world's largest unintentional liquor ad)
Nelson's body lay in state in in Thornhill's impressive Painted Hall of this vast Christopher Wren building in Greenwich
Lodgings in Greenwich and The East End
A true old coaching inn, with cozy modern room above an 18th-century Greenwich pub
Modern serviced flats in Greenwich, London
Dining in Greenwich and The East End
A 380-year-old market with more than 30 places to eat all manner of delicious and inexpensive food
A rambling, 150-year-old Greenwich pub with decent grub, Dickens associations, and a small terrace overlooking the Thames
