グリニッジ王立区の天然記念物・トップ7

View of the Naval Academy

Maryon Park is a hilly wooded site and includes Cox’s Mount, a tree lined grass hilltop where a famous scene in the film Blow Up was shot.

On route to Shrewsbury Park is a Bronze Age tumulus mound. It’s a heritage site so access is restricted- but interesting whilst on route to Shrewsbury Park Woods.

Between Maryon Wilson Animal Park and Maryon Park is a great big hole. Interesting geological features. Tracks on all sides but tricky getting your bike through the motor bike barrier. Steps leading from two other entrances surrounding the pit.

Small park off of the Thames Path with two large earth mounds with spiral paths leading to the top. The smaller has a dirt track - the larger a tarmac path; great views and fun … especially riding down.

This historic viewpoint is much less visited than the popular Observatory Hill, despite only being a short walk away. Named for the solitary tree that stands proud on its highest point, One Tree Hill boasts a magnificent panorama across London and is arguably the better viewpoint for appreciating East London's modern developments. It has inspired many artists down the years: notably J.M.W. Turner who painted 'London from Greenwich Park', which was exhibited in 1809. It's interesting comparing what Turner depicted back then to the modern skyline of today.

One Tree Hill has some of the very best views in London. It is a treat to run it’s crest with views to the O2, Canary Wharf and the City.

Hi the best views in se London, one of my quite places to relax and just breath after my local parkrun. enjoy