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The home of time, Greenwich is where Eastern and Western hemispheres meet. Discover breathtaking views, Royal Heritage and amazing attractions, all in a beautiful riverside setting. Take one step from the Western to the Eastern meridians!
Whether you are looking for panoramic views of London, rich culture, green spaces or a fun family day out, there are plenty of things to do in Greenwich. One of the most historically rich areas of the city, only eight minutes from Central London, Greenwich is home to some great London attractions, such as the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory with the Prime Meridian Line, and the tea clipper Cutty Sark. Admire the sights from the river with MBNA Thames Clippers boat services, relax in the magnificent Greenwich Park or walk up on top of the hill: the view embraces the Thames and the whole city, from Canary Wharf and The O2 to The Shard. Do some shopping and savour mouthwatering street food at Greenwich Market, or head to one of the best pubs and restaurants in Greenwich.
The town centre is full of life with a cosmopolitan feel and an abundance of shops, bars and restaurants to keep both tourists and residents happy. It’s an absolutely beautiful place to live with lots of green space and tree-lined roads and location-wise it’s brilliant as it’s situated close to Central London and has good connections to the City of London via the DLR. If you like parks and outdoor attractions, then this is where Greenwich shines. Greenwich Park is one of the Royal parks like Hyde Park and Regents Park. It has lots of trees, rolling slopes, a playground, a kid's row boat pond, the Royal Observatory, tennis courts, a deer reserve and a few other bits besides. It's very beautiful, especially when the sun is shining. Blackheath Common is just around the corner (walk to the very top of the park and keep going), and in town there's a large open paved area where the Cutty Sark is dry-docked by the river, and there are some lovely views over the pier and of the docklands.

Maze Hill is well-connected to various transportation options. Getting around from Maze Hill depends on where you want to go and your preferred mode of transportation. Here are a few options:
1. Train: Maze Hill has a railway station served by Southeastern trains. You can take a train to various destinations in London and beyond, such as London Bridge, Charing Cross, or Greenwich.
2. Bus: There are several bus routes serving Maze Hill, providing connections to nearby areas and transport hubs.
Route 188: Running from North Greenwich to Russell Square, Route 188 passes through Greenwich and provides access to destinations like Surrey Quays, Canada Water, and Holborn.
Route 177: This bus route passes through Greenwich and providing connections to various parts of southeast London.
Route 180: serves areas like Greenwich, North Greenwich.
Check the Transport for London (TfL) website for specific routes and schedules.
3. Walking: If you're exploring the local area or heading to nearby attractions like Greenwich Park or the Royal Observatory, walking can be a pleasant option. Maze Hill is well-connected to pedestrian paths and sidewalks.
4. Cycling: Greenwich is known for its cycling-friendly routes, and Maze Hill is no exception. If you enjoy cycling, you can easily navigate the area by bike. Just be sure to follow local traffic rules and consider using bike lanes where available.
5. Taxi or Ride-Sharing: If you prefer a more direct and private mode of transportation, you can hail a black cab or use a ride-sharing service like Uber or Lyft to get around from Maze Hill to your desired destination.