What to See

Greenwich Park is rich in buildings, monuments, historic sites, gardens and other assets which can add history, art, architecture, music, science, sport, wildlife and good food to a visit to its green spaces.

Buildings

•   Old Royal Naval College
•   The Queen's House
•   Vanbrugh Castle
•   Royal Observatory
•   Conduit or Standard House
•   The Pavilion Cafe
•   The Bandstand
•   Macartney House
•   The Ranger's House
•   Blackheath Gate Lodge

Museums

•   The Queen's House
•   National Maritime Museum
•   Royal Observatory

Art Gallery

•   The Queen's House

Music

•   The Bandstand 

Statues and monuments

•   Captain Cook statue
•   King William IV statue
•   Herb Garden fountain
•   General Wolfe statue
•   Knife Edge statue by Henry Moore
•   Cornish Association plaque
•   Ignatius Sancho plaque
•   Millennium Sundial

Historic sites and artefacts

•   Roman remains
•   Lovers' Walk rustic fountain
•   The Deer Trough
•   Queen Elizabeth's Oak
•   Meridian Line
•   Anglo-Saxon Barrow Cemetery
•   Metropolitan drinking fountain
•   Old Reservoir
•   Queen Caroline's Bath
•   Strologo Public Shelter
•   One Tree Hill Conduit Head

Sports facilities, playground, boating

•   Boating Pond
•   Children's playground
•   Ranger's Field
•   Tennis courts
•   Sports Pavilion

Gardens, viewing points

•   One Tree Hill
•   General Wolfe statue
•   The Ranger's House and Rose Garden
•   The Dell and American Garden
•   The Flower Garden 
•   The Queen's Orchard
•   Herbaceous Border
•   Herb Garden

Wildlife

•   The Wildlife Centre
•   The Wilderness and Deer Park

Food and drink

•   White House Cafe 
•   The Pavilion Cafe
•   Park View Coffee Cabin

Information, publications

•   Park and police offices, Blackheath Gate