Greenwich Meridian Sculpture in London: photos, reviews

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The Greenwich Meridian Sculpture offers a fascinating glimpse into history, marking the line that divides the eastern and western hemispheres. Set in London, this attraction is perfect for family visits, providing an educational yet fun outing for all ages. The sculpture not only intrigues with its significance but also offers a beautiful vantage point, allowing visitors to enjoy sweeping views of the surroundings. With a solid 4.2 rating on Google, it's an experience cherished by both locals and tourists.

Features

Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

St John's Park (Stop L)

Bus stop 821 m walk

Leamouth / Orchard Place (Stop I)

Bus stop 885 m walk

The Blue Bridge (Stop E)

Bus stop 522 m walk

Baffin Way (Stop BD)

Bus stop 568 m walk

4.2

based on 123 reviews

Google

4.2/5 123 reviews

Krishnaji Arigela

Great place for Family visits

Sandra Casse

Très beau point de vue

Blogger Review

This place just has this sculpture, and is not like what the other review share where it is Royal Observatory Greenwich. I don’t think it’s worth visiting given it’s so out of the way.

Greenwich Meridian Sculpture in London

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