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Greenwich
For a picturesque village life in the big city.
Youβll love thisβ¦
Greenwich is a picture perfect borough, with gorgeous Georgian and Victorian houses on peaceful, leafy streets. Thereβs plenty to keep you busy around here, with museums, pubs and restaurants, the famous O2 Arena, and Greenwich Park.
... oh, and itβs also home to one of the best markets in London. Street food, antiques, boutique shops, and fashion; youβll find it all at Greenwich market. Itβs been going strong since 1737 and is open 7 days a week.
But you wonβt love thisβ¦
Looking for a wild night out, or Londonβs trendiest new restaurant? Greenwich doesnβt attract the hippest of the hip, so maybe look westward to Brixton, or just north of the river to Bethnal Green. Greenwich sure is a lovely place to live though.
How do I get Around?
Buses stop on most streets, and the area is well-served by the DLR and National Rail Services. Underground stations are a little scarce south of the Thames, but North Greenwich Station serves the Jubilee Line.
Will I like it here?...
If youβre looking for a family-friendly borough in central London, with a village like feel and oodles of charm, then Greenwich is just the ticket.
What can I do here?...
Check the schedule at the O2! The famous London venue hosts the world's biggest musical acts, like U2, the Arctic Monkeys, and even Britney Spears.
Visit great museums! The most famous is Cutty Sark, but for something a bit different check out the Fan Museum. Itβs more interesting than it sounds, and they have a cosy cafΓ¨ with a good menu. Just read what this Google reviewer has to say:
βCool small museum specializing in fan- itβs the only fan museum in the world. Has a permanent exhibition in the ground and a variant in the first. The tea / orangery is very cool as well. Worth a visit.β
Cost of living:
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Time fact
Time starts in Greenwich. By that we mean that Greenwich is the prime meridian that serves as the basis for the worldβs standard time system. This was decided in 1884 after a vote between 41 different nations.