Royal Museums Greenwich

Royal Museums Greenwich is a collective name for four museums in London:

External links

Official website

Museums and galleries in London

Imperial War Museums	Churchill War Rooms HMS Belfast Imperial War Museum London

Royal Museums Greenwich	Cutty Sark National Maritime Museum Queen's House Royal Observatory

Tate	Tate Britain Tate Modern

Victoria and Albert Museum	V&A Museum of Childhood

Designated collections

Museum of London	Museum of London Docklands

Royal Collection Trust

Historic Royal Palaces

National Trust

English Heritage

The London Museums of
Health & Medicine (selected)

Other

Category
Commons

Royal Borough of Greenwich

Districts	Abbey Wood Avery Hill Blackheath Charlton Coldharbour Deptford Eltham Greenwich Greenwich Peninsula/North Greenwich Kidbrooke Longlands Mottingham New Charlton New Eltham Plumstead Shooter's Hill Thamesmead Westcombe Park Woolwich

Attractions	The Bob Hope Theatre Charlton House Cutty Sark Eltham Palace Emirates cable car Fan Museum Royal Artillery Barracks The Royal Artillery Museum Greenwich Theatre National Maritime Museum The O2 arena (formerly the Millennium Dome) Old Royal Naval College Ranger's House Royal Observatory Severndroog Castle St Alfege Church Thames Barrier The Valley (Charlton Athletic Football Club) Woolwich Ferry

Street markets	Greenwich Market

Parks and open spaces	Avery Hill Park Bostall Heath and Woods Charlton Park East Greenwich Pleasaunce Eltham Common Eltham Park Greenwich Park Hornfair Park Maryon Park Maryon Wilson Park Oxleas Wood Plumstead Common Sutcliffe Park Woolwich Common

Constituencies	Erith and Thamesmead Eltham Greenwich and Woolwich

Bridges and tunnels	Blackwall Tunnel Greenwich foot tunnel Woolwich foot tunnel

Rail stations	Abbey Wood Charlton Cutty Sark Deptford Bridge Eltham Elverson Road (in LB of Lewisham) Greenwich Kidbrooke Maze Hill Mottingham New Eltham North Greenwich Plumstead Westcombe Park Woolwich Arsenal Woolwich Dockyard

Other topics	Coat of arms Council Grade I and II* listed buildings People Public art Schools

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