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On Christmas Eve 1805, on a cold night, the body of Lord Nelson arrived at Greenwich Hospital, now known as the Old Royal Naval College. Following his death during the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October, his body had been brought back to England, travelling up the Thames and arriving at Greenwich, where it was taken to a small records room off ...
Chocolate House Greenwich. What’s on. Open daily, 10am – 5pm, until Sun 3 Nov. Tickets: £3 or included in the Painted Hall general admission. Visitor Centre, Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk, Greenwich, London, SE10 9NN. A new exhibition invites you to discover the key role chocolate played in the revival of Greenwich.
The Old Royal Naval College - home to the Painted Hall. 93. Monuments and Memorials. 90–120 minutes. The story of Greenwich starts here with 600 years of history. Take an award winning tour of this magnificent 17-acre riverside…. Free cancellation. Recommended by 91% of travelers. from.
The Admiral’s House is not open to the public, so it can be yours exclusively for the day. Rooms can be booked on an individual basis or you can choose to hire the whole house for your exclusive use. From a meeting for 18 to a seminar for 90, the house can host exceptional professional events. You can enjoy free use of the house to really ...
The Old Royal Naval College - home to the Painted Hall. 93. Monuments and Memorials. 90–120 minutes. The story of Greenwich starts here with 600 years of history. Take an award winning tour of this magnificent 17-acre riverside…. Free cancellation. Recommended by 91% of travellers. from.
L'Old Royal Naval College (ORNC) è il capolavoro con due cupole di Sir Christopher Wren situato sulla sponda del Tamigi e uno dei punti di riferimento più famosi della capitale. Gli iconici edifici sostituiscono Greenwich Palace, la residenza reale preferita di Enrico VIII, e includono l'acclamato Discover Greenwich Visitor Centre, la maestosa Painted Hall e la Cappella.
College dining hall The last Greenwich Pensioners left the site in 1869 when it became home to the Royal Naval College , an officers’ training academy. From 1937 to 1997 the Painted Hall functioned as a dining space for trainee officers of the Royal Navy.
