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Eltham Palace, Court Yard, Eltham
Recently restored by English Heritage, examples of Art Deco interiors can be
seen alongside the original Tudor Great Hall. Click here for more details.
National Maritime Museum and The Queen's House, Greenwich.
The house, built by Indigo Jones for the wife of King Charles I, stands close to
the famous museum celebrating our naval past. Click
here for more details.
The Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park
The historic observatory is in the parkland which offers panoramic views across
London. More details here
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London-Footprints
Do you like walking? See more of Eltham and Mottingham courtesy
of
london-footprints.co.uk
The Tarn, Court Road, Eltham
Lake and gardens, incorporating Elizabethan Ice House.
Free admission. Click here for further details. Volunteers are at The Tarn
every Monday and Friday morning between 10.30 am - 12.30 pm, weather
permitting. Volunteer sessions take place every third Saturday in the
month between 10.30 am - 2pm or when we finish! Volunteers are also at The Tarn
every Thursday between 11 am - 2 pm , weather permitting. If anyone
is interested in joining us to help with planting, pond skimming etc.,
please contact us at junehurst@hotmail.co.uk
for further details.
Avery Hill Winter Garden, Avery Hill Road, Eltham
One of the country's finest examples of tropical plants,
set in parkland. Click here for details.
Well Hall Pleasaunce, Well Hall Road, Eltham
Tudor Barn and courtyard plus Italian Gardens. Click
here
for more details.
The Cutty Sark
The world's last tea clipper ship. More details
here
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