Royal Observatory Greenwich Ticket
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Royal Observatory Greenwich: Entry Ticket
Ready to be in two places at once? Stand with one foot in the eastern hemisphere and one in the west at London's Royal Observatory in Greenwich.
Your Royal Observatory tickets invite you into the home of space and time, you'll learn all about the Greenwich Meridian Line and GMT, and how it was chosen to be the Prime Meridian of the world back in 1884! Get ready for stories of space, stars, and astronomy, and maybe even leave with fresh dreams of exploring the world.
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Royal Observatory & Prime Meridian: Early Access + Guided Tour
Founded in 1675, the Royal Observatory is Britain’s oldest scientific institution. Get a chance to see it before the crowds arrive.
You'll stand on the Prime Meridian and step into the birthplace of modern astronomy. Your knowledgeable guide will explain the history of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the search for longitude.
See the Octagon Room, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and enjoy a tour that brings to life the stories of how the Prime Meridian was established in Greenwich.
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Royal Observatory Greenwich Ticket (Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian Greenwich - Admission)
Stand on the Prime Meridian, explore the area, and delve into history that changed our understanding of space and time with admission to the Royal Observatory Greenwich. Includes a multilingual audio guide.
1 hour 30 minutes
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Royal Observatory Greenwich Ticket (Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian Greenwich - Student Admission (16-24 Years))
Stand on the Prime Meridian, explore the area, and delve into history that changed our understanding of space and time with admission to the Royal Observatory Greenwich. Includes a multilingual audio guide. Valid only for students aged 16 to 24 years with valid student ID. Select Adult to book this option.
1 hour 30 minutes
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| Option | Type | Summary | Duration | From | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Observatory Greenwich Ticket (Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian Greenwich - Student Admission (16-24 Years)) | Attractions | Stand on the Prime Meridian, explore the area, and delve into history that changed our understanding of space and time... | 1 hour 30 minutes | €21.50 | Book |
| Royal Observatory Greenwich: Entry Ticket | Tickets | Ready to be in two places at once? Stand with one foot in the eastern hemisphere and one in the west at London's Royal... | Flexible | €27.81 | Book |
| Royal Observatory Greenwich Ticket (Royal Observatory and Prime Meridian Greenwich - Admission) | Attractions | Stand on the Prime Meridian, explore the area, and delve into history that changed our understanding of space and time... | 1 hour 30 minutes | €28.67 | Book |
| Royal Observatory & Prime Meridian: Early Access + Guided Tour | Tickets | Founded in 1675, the Royal Observatory is Britain’s oldest scientific institution. Get a chance to see it before the cr... | Flexible | €81.11 | Book |
The Royal Observatory Greenwich, founded in 1675 by King Charles II, is known as the home of British astronomy. At the home of space and time, you'll learn all about the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), and how the search for a way to measure longitude led it to be the Prime Meridian of the world back in 1884. Situated on a hill in Greenwich Park in southeast London, it overlooks the River Thames to the north and is surrounded by a picturesque view, including that of the Queen's House.
Highlights
Visit the Royal Observatory, one of the most important scientific sites in the world.
Stand with one foot in the eastern hemisphere and one in the west on the Prime Meridian.
See the Great Equatorial Telescope, one of the UK's largest telescopes.
About Royal Observatory Greenwich Ticket
The Royal Observatory Greenwich, founded in 1675 by King Charles II, is known as the home of British astronomy. At the home of space and time, you'll learn all about the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), and how the search for a way to measure longitude led it to be the Prime Meridian of the world back in 1884. Situated on a hill in Greenwich Park in southeast London, it overlooks the River Thames to the north and is surrounded by a picturesque view, including that of the Queen's House.