In the Area of The O2

The O2 is located a stone's throw from Maritime Greenwich, a World Heritage Site. It is also within easy reach of Central London's many attractions.

Below you'll find our pick of the places to go nearby. For lots more ideas browse visitlondon.com and check out our Greenwich podcast. You can also find out what's around The O2 with our fantastic map tool: London Explorer.

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Recently redeveloped, the Royal Observatory now boasts new galleries, an education centre and a 120-seat planetarium. Associated with Greenwich Mean Time, the Observatory is home to the famous Merdian line (Longitude 0).

National Maritime Museum

The world's largest maritime museum, London's National Maritime Museum contains the most important holdings relating to the history of Britain at sea.

Fan Museum

The only museum anywhere devoted entirely to the ancient art and craft of the fan! The Fan Museum is one of London's lesser-known gems.

Queen's House

The Queen's House is a delightful Palladian building by Inigo Jones. It houses a wonderful collection of maritime art.

Royal Naval College

A baroque masterpiece, the Royal Naval College features a spectacular Painted Hall and Chapel.

Greenwich Park

A Royal Park of 74 hectares (183 acres), Greenwich Park is among London's finest green spaces. You can also enjoy one of the best panoramic views of London from the park, next to the Royal Observatory.

Greenwich Market

A charming covered market specialising in antiques, arts and crafts. Greenwich Market also has a food section, perfect for a spot of lunch.

Mudchute Park and Farm

Mudchute Farm is largest urban farm in London with an equestrian centre, a café, a shop and a brilliant education centre.

Thames Barrier

The Thames Barrier is an engineering triumph that protects London from flooding. The adjacent Thames Barrier Park is the perfect place to spend a relaxed afternoon.