Greenwich Meridian - Free Audio Guide
London, England, United Kingdom
Greenwich Meridian, Meridian Courtyard, East Greenwich, Royal Borough of Greenwich, London, Greater London, England, SE10 8XJ, United Kingdom
The Greenwich Meridian, also known as the Prime Meridian, is an internationally recognized line of longitude at 0° that runs through Greenwich, London. Rich in history, it was established in 1884 during the International Meridian Conference. The area is home to the Royal Observatory, where visitors can stand on the Meridian Line, and the National Maritime Museum, which showcases Britain's maritime history. The site is culturally significant, representing the global standard for timekeeping and navigation. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful Greenwich Park and the views of the River Thames. The Royal Observatory is open daily from 10 AM to 5 PM, with an admission fee. The site is wheelchair accessible, making it welcoming for all tourists.