We parked the car just on the road as it was a Sunday , rain coats and hats ready we entered the park for a lovely walk , have visited this park many times now , such a lovely place to be. Lots of things to see and always a great atmosphere even in the rain. Stunning views for all the family to see and great little places to stop for a drink too . Toilets are 20p and you need to use a card to enter, very clean and looked after well . A great place to visit whatever the weather.

An excellent park to visit for family activities, jogging and exercise or just for a nice stroll with your loved ones. The parking area is huge and parking is made very convenient. People come here for picnics, and some do bring their dogs to run around. The park boasts magnificent views towards the Thames River, where you could clearly see those tall buildings at Canary Wharf across the river. We had a lot of fun posing for pictures to capture some memorable moments of this beautiful winter landscape, which we couldnt get in Malaysia..

This is a nice park. I went here while visiting London and was satisfied with my experience. This is a large green park with the Royal Observatory, a planetarium with a marking of the Prime Meridian that you can visit. There’s a large bike path that travels from the northwest corner down through the park. I walked around the park and went by the Royal Observatory before leaving, satisfied with my experience. I gave this park five stars because it has nice greenery.

A place full of natural beauty and stunning view of entire London city! Yes, London Eye, Sherd, Tower bridge and Thames River as well. They Have a Nice kids play ground kids will enjoy a lot. and THERE are two mountains, one can easily pass entire day by enjoying the natural beauty of Thames River or City of London. And it has many quite places so could enjoy the moments with the mother nature. Car parking is quite large so easily YOU could park YOUR car. Come and enjoy the park❤️

Amazing park with gorgeous views, nice walkways for prams, wheelchair accessible, but do not go down the hill as it will be ever so hard coming back up. There is a car park, but it costs money, so you are better off with transport. I'm yet to find the deer enclosure, but it is an absolutely lovely park, cannot fault it.

One of the best outdoor views in London, in my opinion. At sunset and sunrise it’s very peaceful and you can see across the whole of London. Definitely a good spot to visit. Greenwich is beautiful, too. A boat trip down the river from Westminster is highly recommended.

Wander up the hill to the observatory and drink in the fantastic panoramic view. Stretches from the Shard, Canary Wharf, Olympic Park to Millennium Dome. Many paths throughout the park, so you don't get muddy in the winter. Lots of lawn shaded by trees for picnics in the summer. Great for runners, cyclists and dog walkers. Just about the perfect city park!

Stunning London park, some beautiful trees which must be near 200yrs old. With Stunning crystal clear views of London with added bonus of Greenwich nearby, well worth a visit.

A big fine park close to central London. Come away from the hustle and bustle of downtown and explore this area. Also some interesting museums and the Observatory with the zero meridian mark. Well worth a visit

We just love this park. We would visit here often as it is just near from our house. We would rent a boat for few minutes and it was so much fun. My daughter loves the playground I suggest to come early in the morning as it gets crowded in the play area We visited during the cherry blossom season agaib and it is just so pretty

A well kept park with good access in and out of it. The footpaths are wide and in good condition even for those unsteady on their feet. Plenty of room for children to play and ride their bikes. I can imagine during the warmer months there would be picnics and games being played.

It is a nice park to go around. It has a nice view and a nice path. At the moment, they are doing some construction in the hill. The observatory is there and the Greenwich line, which seems very popular for photos.

You should definitely visit the park and everything around. Car park is free after 6 pm (otherwise, pay with the parking machines — park and display, up to 4 hours, I guess). The road at the south end is free for parking on weekends (but generally no free spaces). The park is big. The best part is old trees with massive trunks and big canopy of branches and leaves). The flower garden is a gem in its own right with no access for dogs, so safer for kids. Plenty of branches to sit on (but consider something to put on them as they’re often wet after the rain). Lots of picnics, tourists and people in general. Go visit the Maritime museum for Nelson’s coat and kid’s activities (it is also the only place to access toilet) and paintings at the Queen House (access is free; open till 5pm). The observatory is for kids and tourists (access close to 20 pounds per person). There’s a small playground for kids at the lower part of the park, I think. Dogs are everywhere (see the flower garden for safer non-dog environment). The best panoramic view over the Naval college and the Canary Wharf). To improve: decent public toilets after 5 pm, access to drinking water. More gardening and lawn care.

It's a very nice place to spend a full day with a picnic or with kids. So much big gardens and play areas. It is best to have a picnic. Dogs will love this big place. We stayed for 2-3 hours only in the evening. It's a very big place so you won't feel it as a crowded place easily.

This park is perfect for pretty much every type of day out, there are historical sites and famous places, as well as places to bike and skate. It’s a good place to walk your dog but if you don’t have a dog, there’s a dog free flower garden which is very beautiful. Lots of trees and open spaces. There is also a cafe with good food. Overall lovely park.

Stopped by for an evening stroll. Always nice to watch the tourists taking pics of the views looking across at the Isle of dogs. Took advantage of the after 6pm free parking and left the park before sunset. If you are fortunate enough to catch a sunset you'll certainly enjoy it.

Amazing views across London from the top of the park. The old trees are beautiful and the stories of the observatory fascinating. Its a place where you see the wealth plundered from nations put into action to facilitate shipping with the precision tools to enable ongoing dominance at sea. Fascinating early scientific exploration.

Beautiful Views, and a lovely journey to get to the park. Make sure you start or end via the foot tunnel and come down its so worth it. You'll appreciate the view even more.

If you love to visit beautiful London parks and mingle with squirrels and other urban creatures, this is the place! Such a lovely family day out, lots to explore, the cafe is lovely and we saw a fox.

Nice large green field for picnic or just a relaxing afternoon with friends and family. If you don’t mind a short hike uphill, go up to the observatory center where you can have a decent view of London as well.

This park is great! Very big and the views from the top are amazing. You can admire the view and stay still sunset and see all of the landmarks. Very beautiful views! The park also has sand for kids and swings, slides etc… Big for picnic and where play area is no dogs allowed. No cycling in this park too. Overall the views, space and kids play area, this park is one of the best I’ve been to in London and will be visiting again very soon. A lot of parking available and it’s free after 6:30pm. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Great place to spend the day with your family. There is an amazing playground, a small lake with floating pedals and great places to sit and relax or have a piknik. The view is stunning.

Large park adjacent to busy bustling high street with a walk up to the top of the hill excellent views across the river to the city. The conscious of the closing times in the winter as it is the possibility of being locked in the park, you need to be very mindful of the powered scooters that zoom through here with no care and consideration to other

Greenwich Park was amazing even in terrible conditions. There was a lovely view of canary wharf and the o2 arena. And tourist attractions around the park as well

A huge grassy park!! I feel like this is where a lot of locals hangout. We are definitely tourists and visiting from America, so it was nice to visit this park as it’s a little bit more away from the crazy busy city of London, yet still in London. The park is a nice area to walk, bathrooms are 20 cents and it gives you a nice view of the London city at the top of the hill. Would recommend!

A must see park in London, not only incredible beautiful but rich in history. I recommend you to dedicate at least 3 hours to properly explore it, find its hidden gems, not just follow the tourist path to the observatory, there is much more to see. Hope you can find the hidden gardens full of flowers of the season, also the roses garden. Views of canary wharf and central london are amazing. Best spot for sunset.

Greenwich Park is a Royal Park located in Greenwich, London. It is one of the oldest parks in London, and is known for its beautiful landscape, its historic buildings, and its stunning views of London. The park was founded in 1433 by Henry VI, and has been used for a variety of purposes over the years, including hunting, grazing, and military training. Today, the park is a popular spot for visitors and locals alike, who come to enjoy the scenery, the history, and the peace and quiet. Greenwich Park is home to a number of historic buildings, including the Royal Observatory, the Queen's House, and the National Maritime Museum. The park also has a number of walking trails, a playground, and a cafe.

Amazing parks, overlooking London. Have the old Observatory and the meridian line. Really nice day out.

An other beautiful park in London. You have so many in a big city like that but it's always a pleasure and a good moment there to rest and to enjoy. It's not my favorite one but I advice you to go there and to have a walk. The tourists leave something to be desired but this place is pretty good.

Greenwich Park is a beautiful and peaceful park located in the heart of London. It offers stunning views of the city skyline and the River Thames. The park is well-maintained and has a variety of attractions, including the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, and the Queen's House. There are also plenty of walking trails, picnic areas, and sports facilities. Overall, Greenwich Park is a great place to relax and enjoy nature while still being in the city. Highly recommended!

A very good lush green park at the eastern end of London. It gives you complete peace. We visited it in weekend and is a good afternoon out destination for small picnic. Entry to park is free. If anyone want to visit observatory or museums, tickets are to be taken. Plenty of bench’s for sitting , but we prefer to sit on the ground on some mats. There are dedicated jogging track.

Smallest of the Royal Parks but so much to offer. Bottom end has a huge playground with a coffee hut and toilets, boating lake, up top, cafe, bandstand, Rose Garden, fenced off flower garden, Deer (expected back end of Spring 2024) including, Planetarium, Meridian line, paid parking, and awesome views of London

Beautiful park. Incredible views from atop the hill. Worth the hike up the hill to see the London skyline. Popular spot on the weekend for picnicking, dog walking, bike riding, running, walking, and soccer playing. If you're interested in seeing the Prime Merdian landmark at the observatory keep in mind it closes at 4:15pm. There is a small Prime Meridian landmark.on the north edge of the observatory outside the locked gates.

Great park for different activities. A Perfect place to spend with the family. Beautiful flowers and gardens when it is nice and sunny and you could always visit the Maritime museum, if it is cold and raining.

Huge and beautiful. People running their dogs and families climbing the hill to the observatory. Even in the cold rain it had a warm atmosphere.

The historic prime meridian or Greenwich meridian that passes through the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, in London, England. And a lovely walk through the park and also the queens residence. Worth the visit

Greenwich Park is a large, historic park. The park is situated on a hill overlooking the River Thames and offers stunning views of the city skyline, including landmarks such as the Canary Wharf skyscrapers and the Royal Observatory.

A beautiful park filled full of greenery, old trees, multiple garden areas, picturesque views of London landscape including the River Thames. At times it can get busy during peak tourist season and especially over the weekends. Plenty of activities to do with the kids, mainly letting them run around in the park, good hill slopes for those special one off day snows when it decides to in London. Ohh yea you can also go to the observatory and planetarium but these are your choice as over priced and not much to see.

From the gates that have seen king and queens, and Admiral Nelson pass through to the maritime museum, to the Greenwich time observatory. It's just awesome. Also really cool for all you follow Canadians the statue of General Wolf who as you know won the battle at the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City was damaged by a German bomb.

I love this place! There are all sorts of things to do here - the Observatory, stand over the GMT line, admire the Canary Wharf skyline and the huge play park for kids to name a few. Accessible but hilly.

The Flower Park at Maze Hill is a little treasure within Greenwich Park. Beautiful flowers in the mids of green grass and trees. A wonderful spot to calm down and to relax the mind.

One of the best, definitely top 5 parks in London. It has many great and unique places and that's not even including the Royal Greenwich Observatory. In late April you can see the beautiful Sakuras blooming, in June/July the roses in the Rose Garden and there's also a little section of the park in the South East with deers! Also there's a cafe and free toilet! And one of the best viewing points on the Canary Wharf!

Beautiful historical park with great views of the Royal Naval College, Canary Wharf, The Shard and O2. We took pictures outside the Royal Observatory and by the Meridian line. It was a hot, sunny day so a great place to relax with family and friends. There is a small kids playground with sand pits. Swings and small slides. Lots of dogs around but generally a peaceful atmosphere.

Greenwich park is a nice place to spend some quite time with big open spaces and nice wide paths. Lots of other interesting places to see nearby too.

Beautiful park where people gather every evening to watch the sun set over the London skyline. Love the view and the atmosphere. Add to that the Royal observatory with the Meridian Line and a view over the National Maritime Museum. And to top it of, I've spotted a fox trotting through the garden of the Royal observatory! When you leave the park there are enough big containers for your rubbish and they will even be sorted for you. The only complaint I can think of, is that the parks closes at certain hours, but it's understandable as well.

So much going on here and full of people using it all. We spent the day at the Greenwich museums so didn't spend a great deal of time specifically in the park. Note that car parking is for max of 4 hours. Wonderful views of London and the Thames.

Gorgeous place for a walk with a family, views are just stunning 🙂

Greenwich Park offered a delightful experience, especially for our little one. We spent most of our time at the kids' park, and it was heartwarming to see our child enjoy every moment of it. Beyond the play area, the park's historic sundial caught our attention and added a touch of charm and antiquity to our visit. The beauty of Greenwich Park, with its vast green spaces and historic elements, made our time there both relaxing and educational. It's a wonderful blend of nature and history, perfect for families to unwind and explore. Highly recommended!

Really nice and clean park and well look after, nice passes and plants, and its a good place to go for picnics and to relax, and to take out the kids,

I had heard the views were well worth the trip to Greenwich and that was certainly the case! An amazing spot to visit and absolutely stunning. Will be back again when I have more time to visit the museums.

Beautiful, huge park with a stunning view of London! There is a lot of space for picnics, walking or enjoying the day. Visiting the observatory is also mandatory while here.

Greenwich Park offers an enchanting escape within the heart of London, where nature and history intertwine seamlessly. This expansive green oasis provides a perfect setting for a leisurely day outdoors. As you ascend to the park's higher points, you're treated to a breathtaking panoramic view of the sprawling city below, making it a prime location to catch a mesmerizing sunset over London's iconic skyline. The park's lush grassy expanses invite picnics, frisbee games, or simply lounging in the sun. Strolling along the tree-lined avenues or exploring the beautifully landscaped gardens is a serene experience. Be sure to visit the Royal Observatory perched atop the hill, where you can stand astride the Prime Meridian and delve into the captivating history of navigation. Greenwich Park's rich heritage and natural beauty converge, creating an ideal spot for both tourists and locals. Whether you're seeking tranquility, historical insight, or a memorable sunset view, this park delivers it all. Greenwich Park is a London gem that promises a delightful escape from the city's hustle and bustle.

Ever wanted to go to the center of the earth, well that may not be possible sometime soon but I got really excited to go to the GM line where the time starts :-). Had some lovely time in the museum, walking in the park and climbing up the steep hill going to the observatory. Made me test my strength climbing the steep hill and happy to announce I did it in one go without stopping, so not as old as my gray hair may suggest. Enhoy the pictures attached :-)

Really beautiful at autumn. There’s an observatory in the middle that you have to pay (13 pounds at the time) to get inside; We didn’t go. Be aware that If you want a photo at the prime meridian, know that it’s just outside the park, in a street. There are also other meridian spots around which you don’t have to pay to get into.

Beautiful park, with magnificent views down to city of London. So much to do, the observatory, museums, cafes or just a nice walk and enjoy the view. A great day out. Plenty of parking available too.

Great for a good walk. The view is beautiful! It's wonderful to feel that you are standing on two hemispheres of the earth at the same time.

Been there again a few weeks ago and it just confirms every time that this is one of my favourite places in London! Beautiful park and view from the top. Beautiful architecture of the Greenwich University. Bathrooms available in the Greenwich maritime museum (free entry)

Finally got to start here for the London Marathon. What a beast of an event to organise, well done to the huge team, especially the volunteers. Beautiful park, old trees, noisy parrots. Can't wait to visit again, not necessarily just to run a marathon though...!

Lovely walk through autumnal park. Good views of The City upstream Canary Wharf across the river and the 02 downstream. A good cup of tea and mince pie in the museum, which although free entry is now ticketed. Painted Hall now involves a charge but once paid you can revisit as often as you like for the next year. Strolled down to the river where a crow was attempting to get a cygnet to move on. Always something to stand and look at with new eyes no matter how many times you visit.

Gorgeous views - cafe, planetarium, royal observatory on top of hill with Greenwich Meantime line and amazing aspect of Thames, the City and Greenwich museum and palace.

Great park in Greenwich The place is beautiful to spend time along with friends It has an iconic view of the London skyline at great height It also has Queens Residence for visit Lots of pubs and restaurants nearby as well Walking distance from the Greenwich market and tube stations

Super nice place especially when the day is sunny. Love it!!!

Yesterday was a blast! Nice weather, not too hot, but sun was shining. It was nice just laying on the grass, enjoying the sun. Can we have this kind of weather in whole year, please 😆😆😆

Amazing day to go out with family.... Good parking facilities good cafe and restroom. Good for kids for knowledge about time..... Overall fantastic place to go out with family and friends .... Enjoy your trip....

Wonderful Park, Amazing view of London skyline from Greenwich.. Observatory was closed on the day of our visit but the visit was totally worth it.. Fortunately weather was on the brighter side and the experience was superb

One of my favorite if not my favorite place to go and have a walk. Alone or with company, in summer or in winter. I love to have my morning walks there, it's a very beautiful and quiet place, with loads of animals and what I love the most, people walking their dogs ❤️ It's beautiful in any season of the year, completely worth to go even if it is far away for some people, yo won't regret. There is also very nice bakeries around if ypu want to treat yourself (I always do)!.

Today was the first time I visited Greenwich Park. The views from the observatory of the city's skyline are amazing, and the town it's a lovely place to go for a walk.

Lovely park with spacious, green lawns. The park is most famous with the prime meridian, the reference point for Greenwich Mean Time but it also has some of the best views of the city and Canary Wharf.

One of the most beautiful park in UK, beautiful flower beds and very nice playground for kids. It has got toilet and small cafe too. The location is perfect and whole London can be seen from here. You can easily spend 5-6 hrs here.

It's as beautiful as seen in movies. However the grasses were not trimmed, there were lot of bushes. We missed the observertory by sometime as we reached around 6 It's is a bit far from the tube and boat stop, almost a 15-20 mins of walk but the view is worth the efforts

One of best natural parks in London, very beautiful nature and views highly recommended to visit, take your snacks and enjoy your day. they have nice play ground for childrens.

The most beautiful park in London. I used to love to spend the time there. Clean, with lot of different animals, flowers and plants 🪴 highly recommended to visit

I love Greenwich Park! It is not only beautiful and well maintained, it is also rich in history. A great place for family day out, for a relaxing evening stroll around the park and for kids to mingle with squirrels. There is so much to do and see in and around the park. I have enjoyed the Rose Garden recently. Well worth a visit. Now we desperately need some rain to pour down.

Lovely well-kept park. There are lots of trails for everyone depending on how much you want to climb.

Very nice historic place. Very educational and impressive. The famous story behinds Greenwich line is explained in details. I like it.

Perfect place to go to relax. Going around 5/6pm is amazing if you love to see the night city light up. Can see City of London and Canary Wharf from the hill near observatory.

A lovely park in London one of many to visit. The park is well maintained with lots of very old beautiful trees. Good paths all around the park, some parts of the park have quite steep hills, that said its worth the walk to the tops for the views over the city.

Home of time. Beautiful park especially in Autumns season. Must visit for science and martime geeks. Good facilities available.

Such a great visit the small portion of the park we saw is beautiful and well kept. So much open space. And the views from the far end of the park, of the skyline and the maritime museum were spectacular. We also paid a visit to the observatory to see the Greenwich meridian line. Well worth a visit for all ages.

This hilly park offers beautiful views and sunsets, a wide variety of trees, and a beautiful flower garden. The flower garden feels like a "mini Kew", tree-wise. A lovely spot for a stroll, picnic or a bit of sunbathing 😊 There is (of course) also the Greenwich Meridian and Observatory, but I didn't visit those.

It a beautiful park in Greenwich. It has meridian Museum with its own historical value. The famous meridian line(0 degree) lies within this park, known as ‘prime meridian’. Though it was free before, but now a days there is a £18 entry fees for this meridian museum. The park has lots of green spaces to enjoy the sunshine. It’s very enjoyable in spring, summer as well as in autumn/ fall season. Options for drinking water, benches to take rest in between a walk/ as leisure, every basic requirements are available here. Who are travelling by car, don’t worry about parking places too as it has lots of parking spaces. Refreshment/ cafés are there too. Park entry is absolutely free.

One of my favourite parks in London. There are so many to do and walk around. - All around the year it is worthy to come and visit the park. In the winter all trees without leaves, if snow all white that families can even sleigh (as it happened this year). Autumn with the beautiful colours and the leaves falling. Spring all the park getting Ll the life back. April the cherry blossom it is the must seen. You can enjoy the Royal Observatory. Beautiful views from the city. Just the perfect party. There is also a separate area with flowers and pound that dogs are not allowed (it is a very dog friendly park). Also, I love the boat at the pound. Perfect park to all ages. Picnic in the summer. Kids playground. All there

A very good place to visit and the london view point is the best. If you want to view the Cheryl blossom you have to visit as soon as the summer starts. The view point is good, nice place for a picnic and chill. You have separate places to play tennis, football etc.

This park is a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of London and we are absolutely lucky to be living close enough to visit almost on weekly basis. With its stunning views of the city skyline, it makes you feel that you are in the centre of the world and yet the sprawling greenery makes it an intimate, neighborhood gem. We love it, especially early in the morning, when the tourists haven't arrived yet and we have it almost to ourselves.