Charlton House
Built on the edge of the village green, Charlton House – one of Britain's finest specimens of Jacobean architecture – celebrated its 400th birthday in 2007.
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The O2
The 23,000-seat entertainment arena, which opened in July 2007, will be used as one of the venues for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Eltham Palace
Tracing a history back to 1305, the palace is an elegant mix of medieval and modern design.
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Firepower! – The Royal Artillery Museum
With the widest variety of large guns on display in Europe, Firepower is the perfect place to learn about the science and history of artillery.
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Greenwich Heritage Centre
Learn about Greenwich's past through informative displays and exhibitions, as well as extensive historical records.
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Severndroog Castle
A triangular folly built by Lady James in 1784 following the death of her husband, Sir William James, who fought pirates.
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Green Chain Walk
A 64-kilometre (40-mile) network of sign-posted footpaths that strings together around 300 parks and open spaces, the Green Chain Walk is perfect for nature lovers, walkers and families.
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