Greenwich Cherry Blossom

Tourist attraction in Greenwich

Address: Greenwich Park Car Park South, London SE10 8QY, United Kingdom

Phone: nan

Region: Greenwich

Nearest station: Blackheath (0.57 miles)

Rated: 4.7/5 on Google.

🌸 Fantastic tunnel of cherry blossom trees when the sun is out, perfect for photos and a popular spot for Indian and Japanese families.
🌸 Magnificent view, even on cloudy days. Some visitors waited a long time to capture sunny shots.
🌸 However, the place can get extremely crowded, especially during blossom season. People may not always respect each other’s space or interfere with photos.
🌸 Despite the crowds, the park itself is great with a nice location.
🌸 If you’re a photographer, you may find it challenging to enjoy this place due to the large number of people. It’s a tourist hotspot and lacks British politeness at times.
🌸 For a less crowded experience, head up Greenwich Park hill beyond the Observatory towards Ranger’s House and the rose garden. There you’ll find a straight path where cherry trees create a beautiful Japanese-style tunnel.
🌸 Photographers often gather here, but finding space may be tricky.
🌸 The spot beneath the cherry blossom branches is ideal for romantic picnics if there’s room available.

Options: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Good for kids

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