Great viewpoint over London! 🏙🌇🌆🌃 Really recommend the short hike up, one of my favourite views of London. Many benches to chill and relax, perfect on a sunny day! Never been up at night time, but must be also impressive.

Amazing views of Greenwich from this point. Lots of tourists nearby the statue.

Wolfe of Quebec is commemorated by this statue. It still bears the scars of German bombs from WW2 and is, in my opinion, the finest viewpoint in London. To the West, you can see the City of London and St Pauls Cathedral is framed by the Towers of Tower Bridge. The skyline is much changed since my childhood, but it was here from my Fathers shoulders that I saw the dock cranes dip during the funeral of Sir Winston Churchill.

General James Wolfe is immortalized here by Robert Tait McKenzie. Wolfe is notably known for his training reforms and remembered chiefly for his victory in 1759 over the French at the Battle of the Plains of Abraham in Quebec.

The view is really beautiful.when is sunny the place looks really nice.perfect spot for sunsets.

The best view point for London Skyscrapers in Greenwich park at top hill.

Best view in London just utterly little sad it’s not 24/7 open

Nice walk many paths and amazing views, Full of history oh yea and a good statue.

I was here in late June to visit Greenwich, House of the Queen and Naval Museum. Paintings in the House of the Queen are absolutely stunning. You can explore the old nautical things during visit the House. Naval Museum has some stunning pieces about all of the world. Take a time to watch arctic ship in the upper square. And see astronomical things in the mueseum as well.

Best view for London & the Sunset

Incredible views of the city and Canary Wharf, a historic place to visit if you go to london plus an ideal place to play sport, bring your friends/family or your pet.

I have read about General James Wolfe during my studies of the British in North America. I didn't expect to see a statue in his honor in Greenwich. There are great views here.

I love to come to this viewpoint. I have seen it change over the years, now finally London looks a bit like a real big city. With partially cloudy weather it's gorgeous. Easy parking, but also a nice walk up from the DLR.

One of the best views in London. Nice but hard walk up hill for those who might be less than top fitness but worth the effort to see the telescope and the view. We didn’t want to pay to go in to the Meridian.

Amazing view point of Greenwich below and London beyond. The whole park area is lovely and great to walk around at a leisurely pace taking it all in.

The view from the area/hill this staute sits upon is wonderful!

I advice every one to visit this place, you can put one feet on the East and the other on the West of the prime meridian. A meridian is the half of an imaginary great circle on the Earth's surface, terminated by the North Pole and the South Pole, connecting points of equal longitude, as measured in angular degrees east or west of the Prime Meridian.

The view is just stunning and worth stopping by and enjoying it, especially during such a beautiful weather like today

Peaceful to sit down and have a chat and you get a view of isle of dogs with queen's house

Amazing views of Greenwich from this point. Don't know much about his history, but the place is always full of tourists pushing around to take selfies or photos of Canary Wharf / Greenwich / The Queen's House. *TIP: Toilets are just around the corner passed the Observatory via The Avenue -- 20pp, contactless only