Stand Between Hemispheres – A Day at Greenwich & the Prime Meridian

#londontrips #stunningview #londontrips #greenwich #primemeridian #royalobservatory #londonviews Escape the busy city and step into both history and science with a trip to Greenwich, one of London’s most unique and scenic destinations. The highlight? Standing with one foot in each hemisphere at the Prime Meridian Line inside the Royal Observatory — the official point that divides the Eastern and Western Hemispheres. At the Royal Observatory, explore historic telescopes, timekeeping innovations, and learn how Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) shaped the world. Don’t miss the Time Ball drop from the observatory’s rooftop at 1 PM daily — a centuries-old tradition still alive today. Take a walk through Greenwich Park, one of London’s oldest royal parks, and enjoy panoramic views of the Thames, Canary Wharf, and the City skyline. It’s a perfect photo opportunity, especially at sunset. Nearby, you’ll also find the National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark (a historic tea clipper), and the Queen’s House — all within walking distance and packed with fascinating British naval and royal history. Getting there: Take the DLR to Cutty Sark Station or a scenic Thames Clipper boat from central London — a fun way to arrive with river views. Insider Tip: Buy a combined ticket for the Royal Observatory and Cutty Sark to save money and skip queues. Visit on a weekday morning to enjoy a quieter experience. Whether you're into astronomy, maritime history, or just great views, Greenwich is a perfect half-day or full-day trip that’s both educational and beautiful.