Greenwich

The Cutty Sark. When launched in 1869, the Cutty Sark was at the pinnacle of sailing ship technology, with one important mission: to bring back the season's first tea crop! Now dry-docked in maritime Greenwich, a world heritage site, you can see how her beautiful streamlined shape helped her to become the fastest ship of her type. Inside is a collection of carved ships' figureheads and displays telling the illustrious story of the Cutty Sark.
National Maritime Museum. Discover tales of world famous explorers, see how tides, currents and waves are formed and explore Britain’s seafaring history at the largest maritime museum in the world!
Prime Meridian of the World (51 28 38 N - 00 00 00 E)