NEW Greenwich Bike Tour around major venues around Greenwich.

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Join the Greenwich Royal Tours on this very personable and fun bike tour.

To begin, you will head up through beautiful Greenwich Park (originally established by King Henry VIII) in order to reach the world famous Royal Observatory. The view is amazing, taking in all of maritime Greenwich, Canary Wharf and the City including St. Paul's Cathedral. From here, you will cycle down through the park, towards the River Thames. On the way, to the Thames bike pathway, you will skirt The Queen's House.

​You will also pass the old Greenwich power station, built by the Edwardians in 1903. Then head east along the river, towards The O2. Along the way, there is much to see including the busy and ever - changing Thames River itself. The bike path hugs the river and there are lots of scenic pullovers. You will reach The O2, which is now in the top 5 globally for entertainment events and concerts. Also, you will stand directly under the IFS Cloud Cable Car that crosses the Thames, which was built in time for the London Olympics of 2012.

​As you head back along the river towards Greenwich, you will take a much deserved coffee/tea break beside the river.

On your way towards Greenwich, you will be able to cycle through the historic Old Royal Naval College, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. You will also see Cutty Sark up close, the only surviving tea clipper in the world. Which will bring you back to the starting point.

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Guide Prices

Ticket TypeTicket Tariff
Adult£49.00 per ticket
Child (14+)£39.00 per ticket
Seniors / Students£39.00 per ticket

* Minimum Booking on this tour is two persons.

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  • Smoking not allowed

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  • Accepts groups

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Greenwich Bike Tour

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Meeting Point: Sir Walter Raleigh statue (outside Greenwich Tourist Information Centre), Old Royal Naval College grounds, 2 Cutty Sark Gardens, Greenwich, London, SE10 9LW
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  • Other AwardsVisit Greenwich Partner Visit Greenwich Partner 2021

Opening Times

Season (1 Jan 2024 - 31 Dec 2024)
DayTimes
Tuesday - Sunday10:00 - 13:30

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