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We love taking the Thames boat down to Greenwich for the day... it gives you a sense of how people traveled in the 1600’s on the river. So much history there and great views of London from the observatory on the hill.
I’ve just watched this walk from a few years ago, one of your best and most comprehensive visits anywhere I think. I particularly like the captions pointing out the landmarks of interest, and the relevant dates. It must have involved a bit of extra work and research. Much appreciated.
I had a strange experience in the Queen's bedchamber. I felt as if I had been there before. There is a story of a ghost haunting the tulip staircase, I hoped to have a feeling there but nothing. Such a lovely little house.
I live in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and not explored these areas to this extent (always thought it too touristy!😏). This video has given me the impetus to do so when circumstances allow it. Thanks for sharing!
Live right next to the park and it's so nice to watch this and recapture the buzz of Greenwich in summer. My wife was sure we were having a beer by the old brewery that day and sulked you missed us.
I saw your vidoes recently verygood and best.Please producemore videos about deferent countries,places, museums and mountains.Thanks and god bless you with good health.
Maritime Greenwich is recognized as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO and is a Masterpiece of Human Creative Genius, not because it is accurate to the earth’s 0° latitude or genius’ scientific fancy, but because its interior magnificent classical murals are comparable to the Vatican Sistine Chapel. Maritime Greenwich is the beginning of the global latitude 0°, and it is an indispensable existence for the universal navigation and positioning around the world. Now the Greenwich Meridian and Greenwich mean time are already one of the Earth Standard Time and the Meridian.
Hello Watched Walker I have been waiting a long time to see this video. We come to London once a year and I am always watching for someone filming ie you when we are out. I have finally found myself in this video. At the 1hr 29 sec mark you see me sitting in the Bryons in a yellow shirt. At the time I saw you walk towards the pier with your camera on a gimbal, you have a backpack and you are in a green shirt and I said to Sandra there is the watched walker and we missed the opportunity to be on one of your walk videos. Now I see I did. LOL This was a great walking video, the Queen's house, the Maritime Museum, the Greenwich Market, the Painted hall, and spot where Thor defeated the black elves, ok the place where Queenie was born.We love Greenwich, we will enjoy watching this one again and again. Thanks Take Care Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Chris, wow, that's great you made it into the video, though it's a shame you weren't outside as you could have come over and said hello. Take care and greetings to Canada 🙂
Another nice walk. The Missus and I have been to the Maritime Museum, but, missed out on visiting the Queen's House. I am merely looking at the steps, and I feel tired! 9:20 LOL
The Kings room were all dressed in red silk brocade walls and coverings. The Queen's bedchamber was in silver-grey brocade and the bed and walls covered the same. Seems they have removed all the furniture from both areas. It was lovely, I still have photo in my mind of the Queens bed.
Hi WW, ah what a coincidence, we've arranged a break away in Greenwich and planned on doing some filming there. (We'll have to film a few different areas!)... Ah well great minds and all that! BTW I see you changed over to the Osmo a while back. We've been contemplating getting the GoPro Hero 9, but feel the Osmo does better in low light. Any thoughts on that, you do seem to get some good eve' footage out of the Osmo?
Hi LW, don't worry about filming the same things in Greenwich, have a great time. I'm not sure about the latest GoPro, I'll hold off for a while I think. I was hoping they would add a larger sensor for better night recording, but from the footage I've seen on YT, it's actually worse in low light than the previous version.
Ah yes just as we were thinking WW. I think we'll hold off too. While I'm here I wonder if you can offer any simple advice to us. As people have stopped traveling we've struggling to get traffic (well I'm not sure if it's mainly for that reason, or if there's something fundamental we're missing)? Any simple advice most welcome! All the best to you as always.
I can see this video says 21 hours ago but there are no people with face masks. Was it filmed before the pandemic? Or am I right in thinking the UK is doomed? PS Thank you for your videos. Due to pandemic and my disability I can't get out of the house anymore, so for me your videos are wonderful. Like walking again. :)
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FILMED: April 2019 (Bank Holiday Monday Afternoon, 24°C/75°F) with GoPro Hero 7 Black in 4K 60FPS
ROUTE MAP*: goo.gl/maps/L6G18WPVtEWB6qSv9
ROUTE TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Greenwich Park
00:38 National Maritime Museum Gardens
05:07 Inside the Queen's House
19:01 National Maritime Museum Gardens
20:31 Romney Road
22:09 National Maritime Museum Gardens
23:11 Inside the National Maritime Museum
34:07 National Maritime Museum Gardens
34:54 De Vere Devonport House Gardens
39:17 National Maritime Museum Gardens
39:48 Romney Road
40:31 Naval College Gardens
42:46 Inside the Old Royal Naval College
49:12 Naval College Gardens
53:02 King William Walk
56:31 Cutty Sark Gardens
01:05:48 Greenwich Church Street
01:06:40 Crescent Arcade
01:07:45 Creek Road
01:08:30 Greenwich Church Street
01:09:22 Greenwich Market
01:14:07 Greenwich Church Street
01:16:18 Greenwich High Road
SIGHTS TIMESTAMPS:
01:15 View southeast to the Royal Observatory Greenwich in Greenwich Park
01:43 Queen’s House colonnades connecting the original house and the additional wings
04:57 Front view of the Queen's House - former royal residence built between 1616 and 1635, now houses paintings
07:02 The Great Hall - impressive geometrical space created according to Renaissance ideals of mathematical proportion
09:55 The King’s Presence Chamber
11:30 Faces of the Navy
12:29 The Eyal Ofer Gallery
13:38 The Queen’s Presence Chamber - with restored painted ceiling above magnificent royal portraiture
22:46 Front view of National Maritime Museum - world’s largest maritime museum
24:14 Miniature replica of Nelson's Column
24:48 Figureheads
25:09 Prince Frederick's Barge
26:45 Miss Britain III - racing power boat designed and built by Hubert Scott-Paine
27:25 Port engine and Paddle Wheel of the Tug Reliant
28:02 Type-23 frigate propeller
29:41 Statues of Great Historical British Captains
30:27 Implacable (formerly Duguay-Trouin)
30:48 The Great Map
31:38 Tarbat Ness Lighthouse optic
36:23 De Vere Devonport House
41:03 Old Royal Naval College - designed by Christopher Wren, and built between 1696 and 1712
43:42 Painted Hall - painted in the early 18th century by Sir James Thornhill, the hall features 40,000 square feet of walls and ceilings
52:04 Statue of King George II
53:02 Old Royal Naval College Gates from the River Thames
57:10 Greenwich Tourist Information Centre
57:15 Statue of Sir Walter Raleigh
58:04 Street food market
58:43 New Zealand Memorial
01:00:29 Greenwich Pier
01:01:17 Cutty Sark - built in 1869, the world’s sole surviving tea clipper and fastest ship of her time
01:02:22 Greenwich Foot Tunnel - linking Cutty Sark to Island Gardens
01:03:06 View north across the River thames towards the towers of Canary Wharf
01:07:15 Cutty Sark (for Maritime Greenwich) - DLR Station
01:10:15 Greenwich Market established in 1737, with up to 120 stalls for antiques, art & other goods, plus take-out bites
01:15:09 St Alfege Church - of medieval origin and was rebuilt in 1712-1714 to the designs of Nicholas Hawksmoor
01:18:03 Meridian House Clock Tower, formerly Greenwich Town Hall
01:19:06 West Greenwich Library
01:20:32 Greenwich Train Station - served by Thameslink and southeastern trains, plus DLR
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Do you have any videos of walking through chayne walk/ Chelsea reach house boat neighborhood by any chance?
We love taking the Thames boat down to Greenwich for the day... it gives you a sense of how people traveled in the 1600’s on the river. So much history there and great views of London from the observatory on the hill.
I’ve just watched this walk from a few years ago, one of your best and most comprehensive visits anywhere I think. I particularly like the captions pointing out the landmarks of interest, and the relevant dates. It must have involved a bit of extra work and research. Much appreciated.
Thank you for sharing. I went to University here 20 years ago it brought back a lot of memories.
this place is amazing
Those views while walking along the Thames always gets me so beautiful 😍
Having lived down there and being a regular visitor to the park in the summer it is great to see it in 4K :-)
so good
and i really want more meuseums' tours ❤❤
The town that I grew up in, 55 years ago, wow. Not a lot has changed really, only the shops, a few new buildings. 😢thanks for the memories….
This is such a gift, you have no idea. My favourite place in the world and I haven't been able to visit for ages. It made me very nostalgic.
Alba, really glad you enjoyed it!
Royal Greenwich. Marvellous Greenwich.
I had a strange experience in the Queen's bedchamber. I felt as if I had been there before. There is a story of a ghost haunting the tulip staircase, I hoped to have a feeling there but nothing. Such a lovely little house.
I live in the Royal Borough of Greenwich and not explored these areas to this extent (always thought it too touristy!😏). This video has given me the impetus to do so when circumstances allow it. Thanks for sharing!
NICE....Your showing All around the area and CITY....Thanks...
mantul lurrr...luar biasa view nya...lanjutkan lurr
Amazing place thanks for sharing sending my support from Paris
Many spots I have not seen yet and all that in movie length. I would liked to see more of the maritime museum.
Thanks for these great videos.
Live right next to the park and it's so nice to watch this and recapture the buzz of Greenwich in summer. My wife was sure we were having a beer by the old brewery that day and sulked you missed us.
That's funny Daniel, hopefully she'll feature in another of my videos 🙂
I saw your vidoes recently verygood and best.Please producemore videos about deferent countries,places, museums and mountains.Thanks and god bless you with good health.
Really nice walk
Maritime Greenwich is recognized as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO and is a Masterpiece of Human Creative Genius, not because it is accurate to the earth’s 0° latitude or genius’ scientific fancy, but because its interior magnificent classical murals are comparable to the Vatican Sistine Chapel. Maritime Greenwich is the beginning of the global latitude 0°, and it is an indispensable existence for the universal navigation and positioning around the world. Now the Greenwich Meridian and Greenwich mean time are already one of the Earth Standard Time and the Meridian.
Hello Watched Walker
I have been waiting a long time to see this video. We come to London once a year and I am always watching for someone filming ie you when we are out. I have finally found myself in this video. At the 1hr 29 sec mark you see me sitting in the Bryons in a yellow shirt. At the time I saw you walk towards the pier with your camera on a gimbal, you have a backpack and you are in a green shirt and I said to Sandra there is the watched walker and we missed the opportunity to be on one of your walk videos. Now I see I did. LOL This was a great walking video, the Queen's house, the Maritime Museum, the Greenwich Market, the Painted hall, and spot where Thor defeated the black elves, ok the place where Queenie was born.We love Greenwich, we will enjoy watching this one again and again. Thanks Take Care Chris and Sandra of Canada.
Chris, wow, that's great you made it into the video, though it's a shame you weren't outside as you could have come over and said hello. Take care and greetings to Canada 🙂
wonderful
So glad to know your channel🥺💓💓
Your effort is very well, Good job. Love from India
Excellent video!Thank you!
Very nice indeed. Thanks for sharing.
I just went here today with my mum. ☺️☺️ It's a really chill and nice place to go with family to enjoy the vibes and weather.
That’s great Victoria, it’s been a lovely sunny day - was it very busy today?
Watched the entire walk and it felt like i was there. Thank you so much for creating this beautiful content for us. Big like343 and 🔔🔔🔔
EcoTherapy, thanks for joining me for this walk 🙂
thanks for the beautiful lengthy video ,,,,,,,,,
Lovely!!! THANK YOU 🙏✌️
Another nice walk. The Missus and I have been to the Maritime Museum, but, missed out on visiting the Queen's House.
I am merely looking at the steps, and I feel tired! 9:20 LOL
Ivan, those stairs weren't too bad, it was walking up and down the hill in Greenwich Park prior to this walk that really tired me out! 🤣
Fantastico como siempre
great view love it to watch
Wonderful! If I had to move towards London, I would try to find a dwelling at Greenwich. 😻
Still on lockdown here in the Philippines. Your channel is amazing. Thank you.
Carina, thank you very much - greetings to the Philippines!
Awesome
Nice London.
Greenwich is a great Borough
Fabulous! but I wouldn't want to mow that lawn he he ;)
Very nice
Spectacular video
smithyPT, thank you very much!
The Kings room were all dressed in red silk brocade walls and coverings. The Queen's bedchamber was in silver-grey brocade and the bed and walls covered the same. Seems they have removed all the furniture from both areas. It was lovely, I still have photo in my mind of the Queens bed.
Diana, it's a shame they changed the interiors, but at least we still get to go inside and look around 🙂
Hi WW, ah what a coincidence, we've arranged a break away in Greenwich and planned on doing some filming there.
(We'll have to film a few different areas!)... Ah well great minds and all that!
BTW I see you changed over to the Osmo a while back. We've been contemplating getting the GoPro Hero 9, but feel the Osmo does better in low light. Any thoughts on that, you do seem to get some good eve' footage out of the Osmo?
Hi LW, don't worry about filming the same things in Greenwich, have a great time.
I'm not sure about the latest GoPro, I'll hold off for a while I think. I was hoping they would add a larger sensor for better night recording, but from the footage I've seen on YT, it's actually worse in low light than the previous version.
Ah yes just as we were thinking WW. I think we'll hold off too. While I'm here I wonder if you can offer any simple advice to us. As people have stopped traveling we've struggling to get traffic (well I'm not sure if it's mainly for that reason, or if there's something fundamental we're missing)? Any simple advice most welcome! All the best to you as always.
LW, I think you're doing a great job, just keep plugging away and things will improve once people are thinking about travelling again.
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I can see this video says 21 hours ago but there are no people with face masks. Was it filmed before the pandemic? Or am I right in thinking the UK is doomed? PS Thank you for your videos. Due to pandemic and my disability I can't get out of the house anymore, so for me your videos are wonderful. Like walking again. :)
Thanks Susan, date filmed is in the description, it's from April 2019 🙂
Glad to finally be able to see in the museum, so I don't have to come to london 😀
È un video vecchio
Here in the States many governments are requiring masks indoors at Museums, and only 25%-50% capacity.
Thomas, I think it's much the same here now, unlike in this video which was filmed last year.
Don't they wear the masks?!?!
This was filmed in April 2019 MARTHA.
They really got to you, didn't they? Just enjoy the video!