Greenwich (Royal Borough of Greenwich)

Greenwich, officially known as the Royal Borough of Greenwich, is a historic area in Southeast London known for its maritime heritage and cultural landmarks. It is famous for the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site, which includes the Royal Observatory—home of Greenwich Mean Time—and the historic Cutty Sark ship. The borough offers a mix of beautiful parks, riverside views, and vibrant markets, providing a blend of history, science, and leisure. It’s well-connected to central London and renowned for its rich history, maritime legacy, and cultural attractions, making it a significant and picturesque part of the capital.