Prime Meridian Line Plaque

Tourist attraction in Greenwich

Address: 28 Park Vista, London SE10 9LZ, United Kingdom

Phone: nan

Region: Greenwich

Nearest station: Maze Hill (0.12 miles)

Rated: 4.2/5 on Google.

🌍 The Prime Meridian Line is located in Greenwich and marks the division between the Eastern and Western hemispheres.
🕒 It’s where GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) originated, and you can stand with one leg in the East and one leg in the West.
⏰ The time-ball drops every day at 1pm to tell Londoners the exact time.
🌆 There is a great view of the London skyline from this location.
💰 However, there’s a £18 entrance fee per person to visit the Observatory and cross over the Prime Meridian Line.
📷 But don’t worry! Just below the court, there’s an extension of the Meridian where you can take photos for free away from crowds if you go through a small black gate.
🚶‍♂️ It’s easy to find from bus stops and only a 10-minute walk from boat docks. Additionally, Greenwich town itself is lovely to explore on foot.
✨ Although not widely known or listed as a popular attraction, it was discovered by locals who overheard others talking about it at a sundial nearby.

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

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