Travel Guide to Greenwich Observatory in London

Scenic spot introduction:

London Greenwich Observatory The Royal Greenwich Observatory (RGO) is listed as a very important United Nations World Heritage Site. It is a comprehensive observatory built by King Charles II of England. prime meridian (Prime Meridian) is a major symbol, and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is the world standard time, attracting tourists from all over the world. Astronomical instruments Related to the ocean and the royal family Exhibits , and it is also a visit that cannot be missed.

Attractions distribution:

Greenwich Observatory (RGO) is located in Greenwich Park On the top of the hill in Greenwich Park, National Maritime Museum (National Maritime Museum). The Maritime Museum is Maritime Exhibition Hall , Royal Observatory The Royal Greenwich Observatory and the Queen's House, built in the 17th century, are three connected buildings. prime meridian The Prime Meridian is located in a prominent position in the observatory and is connected to the electronic clock and pendulum in front. Exhibition Hall There are many astronomical and navigational objects on display. Exhibits It also attracted the attention of tourists. Royal Naval College The decoration is gorgeous, especially the oil paintings, which are amazing.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Observatory, Park