Discover London.
Greenwich Park at golden hour, with the Queen’s House.
A little London. A lot to discover.
Turn an ordinary afternoon into a little London adventure—with hidden stories, curious stops and small missions along the way.
Self-guided PDF walks. No app needed.
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London has a habit of hiding a good story down an unassuming side street. Fancy a riverside breather, a familiar film scene, or something a little stranger? Pick your kind of afternoon below. I’ll supply the curious corners and stories worth stopping for. You bring the comfortable shoes — and leave a little room for a café detour.
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Your afternoon, in your pocket.
A ready-to-wander PDF with the route, hidden stories and little missions.
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From the Greenwich PDF
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Behind the walks
Created by Ruud. I research the stories, choose the curious stops and map every route.
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One stop card. Answer the question, take one from the Greenwich guide.
Mission Zero. Are you walking London now, or planning a trip?
Stop 01
Cutty Sark, Greenwich
Launched in 1869, the Cutty Sark was one of the last and fastest tea clippers built, designed to outrun steamships. She once travelled from Australia to London in just 73 days, a record for a sailing ship.
Final stop 06
Royal Observatory Greenwich
You can see and touch the Prime Meridian line at the Royal Observatory Greenwich for free by finding the public pathway just outside the main paid enclosure.
Stop 02
Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the site was originally a royal palace (Henry VIII was born here). It became the Royal Hospital for Seamen and then the Royal Naval College.
How this is different
Three ways to see a city.
Stories and context in your ears while you explore.
Follow a guide and experience the route together.
Gives you a job, then gets out of the way.
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Choose from 30 walks and 3 bundles—or take your first wander in Greenwich, free.