There is a planetarium, London s only Camera Obscura, and of course the prime meridian line is marked in the courtyard allowing visitors to stand in both the Eastern and Western hemispheres at the same time - see Location map . Greenwich Lunch Enjoy lunch in this historic part of London - see Location map . This is a pay as you go event. This is the largest maritime museum in the world, and tells the story of Britain at sea, past, present and future. There is everything here from pirates to plant life.
Visitors can take the helm of a catamaran, a Viking ship and a paddle steamer.
Camden Market Explore one of London s most famous weekend markets. Camden Lock is a collection of craft workshops, studios and market stalls set in the converted stables, warehouses and Market Hall around the cobbled and flagged courtyards of a former timber wharf - see Location map . No booking fee. Canal Trip Travel along the Regent s Canal linking Little Venice to the Thames at Limehouse. With its unique architecture, industrial history, wildlife and scenery the canal offers a unique and interesting view of London.