Date spot in Greenwich
Greenwich Market
Browse crafts, prints, vintage and street food under the glass roof of a covered market in the middle of Greenwich.

College Approach, Greenwich
Address: Greenwich Market, London SE10 9HZ- Activity
- Rain-proof ☔
- Cheap and cheerful
- Foodie
Why it's a good date: Grab lunch from a couple of different stalls and share, then set each other a small budget to find the best little present. Different traders come on different days, so it's worth a second visit.
Photo: Daniel Case, CC BY-SA 3.0 (resized)
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Greenwich Foot Tunnel
Cutty Sark Gardens, Greenwich
Address: Greenwich Foot Tunnel, Cutty Sark Gardens, London SE10 9HT- Outdoors
- Free
Walk under the Thames through a tiled Victorian tunnel to Island Gardens, then look back across the river at the Old Royal Naval College.
Why it's a good date: It's free, a bit eerie and over in a few minutes, and the view from Island Gardens on the far side is the classic picture of Greenwich. The lifts are sometimes out, so be ready for the stairs.
Photo: Christine Matthews, CC BY-SA 2.0 (resized)

Trafalgar Tavern
Park Row, Greenwich riverside
Address: Park Row, London SE10 9NW- Bar
- Rain-proof ☔
- Mid-price
- Cosy
Have a drink or a pub dinner by the big bay windows of a grand riverside tavern, built in 1837 right on the edge of the Thames.
Why it's a good date: The windows look straight onto the river, so try for a table beside one and watch the boats go by. It's next to the Old Royal Naval College, so it's an easy stop after the Painted Hall.
Photo: Matt Brown, CC BY 2.0 (cropped and resized)

London Cable Car
Edmund Halley Way, Greenwich Peninsula
Address: Greenwich Peninsula Terminal, Edmund Halley Way, London SE10 0FR- Activity
- Cheap and cheerful
- Romantic
Glide across the Thames in a gondola between the Greenwich Peninsula and the Royal Docks, high above the river.
Why it's a good date: A few minutes in a gondola with the whole of east London spread out below you. Go at dusk and watch the lights come on along the river.
Photo: Chris Sampson, CC BY 2.0 (resized)