Greenwich is often associated with its deep history, Royal connections and today it’s superb infrastructure, excellent transport links and is a popular tourist destination. The most popular tourist attractions are Maritime Museum, where you will find the Queen’s old house, World Heritage Site, the famous former tea clipper, The Cutty Sark and Greenwich park which has 183 acres of parkland.

Greenwich is considered to be split into its West and East regions. West Greenwich is described to be anywhere from the town centre to Blackheath Road, and East Greenwich is deemed to run from the town centre towards the O2, next to North Greenwich tube and Millennium Dome.

North Greenwich tube runs along the Jubilee line with its first stop being Canary Wharf, only eight minutes to London Bridge and fifteen minutes to Green Park, for Mayfair. In the town centre, you are within close walking distance to either Maze Hill and Greenwich mainline stations, Greenwich and Cutty Sark DLR Stations and plenty of bus routes transporting commuters into central London and further East. You may even want to travel in style via the River Taxi, Thames Clipper service.

Greenwich has a wide range of restaurants, coffee shops including some riverfront eateries, such as the Sail Loft just a few minutes from the Cutty Sark attraction and Cutty Sark pub along Ballast Quay, not far from the Royal Naval College.

Primary schools are highly sought after in Greenwich with popular schools such as James Wolfe, which has two campuses in West Greenwich and Halstow primary, located in East Greenwich.

There is no shortage of gyms in Greenwich, with such a plethora of choice from West to East such as The Gym group located on Creek Road, Pure Gym which has two locations, one of which on Greenwich High Road and the other on John Donne Way, right next to Greenwich mainline and DLR stations. Further gyms can be found on Woolwich Road, on the corner of Vanbrugh Hill (which is a Better group branded gym).