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From riverside views and historic pubs to contemporary art and a sunset boat ride, discover how to make the most of a relaxing Sunday in Greenwich.

From autumn walks and woodland rambles to riverside cycling, kite flying and boat trips, discover family-friendly ways to explore Greenwich’s great outdoors and make the most of the season.

From lunchtime to showtime, If you’re looking to load up your weekend with things to do, here’s how to keep your teenagers entertained on a day out in Unmissable Greenwich.

Fill your family day out with make-believe magic and maritime fun by taking your tots, toddlers and young children on a sightseeing adventure in Unmissable Greenwich

Summer 2026 has an exciting calendar of sports in London, with two major tennis events – the Championships at Wimbledon and the Laver Cup at The O2, cricket test matches and the women’s T20 World Cup, as well as the T100 Triathlon. 

Welcome to Greenwich Peninsula! This state-of-the-art entertainment hub is one of London’s best places to spend your weekend. 

Make most of the spring sunshine and your extra days off work in the lively southeast London neighbourhood.

Spring into Greenwich for Blossoms, Bunnies and Brighter Days.

Spring has come to London, and Greenwich has several major reasons to celebrate, starting with the reopening of Cutty Sark DLR station on Monday 23rd March.

From wandering the covered cobbled pathways through one of London’s best markets to active family-friendly adventures, there are many great things to do in Greenwich on a rainy day. Be inspired and dodge the gloom with these indoor activities.