Greenwich Foot Tunnel North in London: photos, reviews

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The Greenwich Foot Tunnel North offers a unique experience beneath the River Thames, connecting Greenwich to the Isle of Dogs. A popular spot for both locals and tourists, this historical tunnel provides a fascinating glimpse into London's rich past. Its wide pathways make it perfect for a family stroll, and its accessibility means it's a hit with children exploring the city's hidden treasures. With a solid 4.3 rating on Google, visitors are often pleasantly surprised by this unexpected and intriguing underground adventure.

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Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Creekside (Stop Z)

Bus stop 794 m walk

Mudchute Station (Stop MF)

Bus stop 675 m walk

Millwall Park (Stop L)

Bus stop 332 m walk

Pier Street (Stop CR)

Bus stop 673 m walk

4.3

based on 1,527 reviews

Google

4.3/5 1,527 reviews

Marco Benetti

Fantastica esperienza e comoda scorciatoia per raggiungere l'altra sponda del fiume.

Aravind raj

Fun way to cross Thames.no lift

Blogger Review

The tunnel has a long history since 1902. It is a simple tunnel but it’s worth the visit to see that such a historical tunnel is still operational to date. A watch out is the lifts are usually out of service. So if you are with a stroller/ bicycle / wheelchair, it is not encouraged unless you can go up/ down the spiral stairs at both exit and entrance.

Greenwich Foot Tunnel North in London

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