Greenwich is well served by rail and bus . The Docklands Light Railway travels to Cutty Sark Station.
Being on the river, there are a number of boating options. Greenwich is four miles from the city and so is relatively easy to drive to, but parking can be difficult.

Rail
There is a Greenwich and a Maze Hill station. Greenwich station is to the west and Maze Hill to the east of of Greenwich Park. You can depart from Charing Cross, Cannon Street or London Bridge stations in central London.

Docklands Light Railway stops at Cutty Sark station and goes through to Lewisham.

Bus
Five regular bus routes and one nightbus are listed below.
* denotes nightbus

Bus Route	From/To	Terminating or Midstop
188	Euston to Greenwich	Stops Cutty Sark & Maritime Museum
199	Elephant & Castle to Catford Garage	Midstop
177	Abbey Wood to Peckham	Midstop
180	Thamesmead East to Lewisham	Midstop
286	Greenwich Church to Eltham	Midstop
N1*	Victoria to Plumstead Bus Garage	Midstop

Docklands Light Railway
Docklands Light Railway from Tower Hill/Central London to Cutty Sark station and Greenwich.

River Boats
Times are for high season which is from 6th May to end October.

For Greenwich:

Departing	Departure Times	Trip Duration	Contact Telephone
London Eye	10am - 5pm, every 30 minutes	40 - 50 mins	0207 930 4097
Charing Cross Pier (Bateau London)	10:00am - 4pm, every 30 minutes	60 mins	0207 839 3572
Tower Pier (Bateaux London)	10:00am - 4:30pm, every 30 minutes	30 mins	0207 839 3572

For Thames Barrier:

Departing	Departure Times	Trip Duration	Contact Telephone
Westminster Pier	10:15am, 11:15am, 12:45pm, 1:45pm, 3:15pm	75 mins	0207 930 3373

Road
From the south east take the M25 J2 (or 1b) take the A207/A2 into London.
From the west or south take M25 J7 (M23) A23 into London.
From South London take the South Circular Road (A205) east.
From North London you can cross the Thames in the east at Tower Bridge, Rotherhithe Tunnel or Blackwall Tunnel.

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