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Greenwich is famous all over the world as the home of the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time. At the Royal Observatory you can stand on the Prime Meridian line.

By the River Thames in London, Greenwich's major visitor attractions include the Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Royal Observatory and Old Royal Naval College

A new tactile rug by artist Amanda Allen helps blind people and children make the most of their visit to the Painted Hall of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.

For an exciting day away from London's typical tourist scene, venture out to Docklands in East London, where you'll find attractions for the whole family.

Clippers traced their origins to relatively small, fast ships built in America in the late 1700's.

When going to London's O2 arena for a concert, it is worth spending time exploring the attractions nearby. There are some real hidden gems to visit.

The elegant facade of Ranger's House hides a dazzling collection of art and priceless objects, close to the centre of London, but often overlooked by tourists.

South East London's Maritime Museum at Greenwich is a World Heritage Site haunted by characters from history. Ghost-hunters will be out in force during Halloween

After the first ironclads proved themselves, it wasn't long before iron and then steel replaced wood as the primary material for ship construction.

Ice-skating is one of London's most popular Christmas outdoor activities. Open-air ice rinks at London landmarks provide exciting days out for children and adults alike.

London loves visitors, especially lovers. Money can't buy you love, but you can see city fireworks, dance in the fountains and feed squirrels in the parks for free.

Finding a park in London for a respite from the hectic city streets is not, you might think, too much to ask. But the capital's best green spots can be hard to discover.

Ten family friendly ideas to tour London the capital of England for free. Sightseeing London to take in Parliament, royal pageantry, royal parks, museums and playgrounds.

Tam o' Shanter is one of Robert Burns' most famous poems and it introduces one of his best-loved characters.