Find hidden treasure across a UNESCO world heritage site: Greenwich, London

Itinerary

It's a treasure hunt with real, physical, containers hidden all across the UNESCO world heritage site.

Perfect for all amateur adventurers
Suitable for solo travellers, families, couples/dates, friend groups, team-building, and tourists
Wheelchair friendly

Together we will explore the world-famous historic sites around Greenwich Park, as well as discover some hidden gems in the area even locals don’t know about.

The UNESCO site we will be adventuring around contains the Queen’s House, the Royal Observatory (the birthplace of standardised time), the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich Market, and the National Maritime Museum.

I will meet you at the Cutty Sark - one of the fastest ships ever built, used to ship tea in the days of empire. From there we will walk the short distance to Greenwich park to hunt the treasures hidden away in the area.

We will find secret treasure containers hidden in famous locations, trade a small prize or sign the sheet, and then replace the container for future travellers to discover.

The experience will end at the Royal Greenwich Observatory, part of the UNESCO world heritage site and one of the best views of the city anywhere in London.

Stop At:

• Queen's House, Romney Road Greenwich, London SE10 9NF England
• Cutty Sark, King William Walk Greenwich, London SE10 9HT England
• Royal Observatory Greenwich, Blackheath Avenue, London SE10 8EJ England
• 5B Greenwich Market A206, London SE10 9HZ England
• Old Royal Naval College, London SE10 9NN England
• National Maritime Museum, Park Row, London SE10 9NF England
• Greenwich Park, London SE10 8QY England