Things to do after an Open Day
Open days aren't just about exploring the campus. Take the opportunity to discover the local area and see what life beyond your studies could be like.
Greenwich
Greenwich Campus sits on a World Heritage Site and is in the heart of Greenwich, south-east London. The neighbourhood has a lively atmosphere but is away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The campus has an on-site bar, four coffee shops, and a number of places to grab a bite to eat, but if you're looking outside of campus, there is a massive selection.
Food & Drink
Bianco43 Greenwich - An independent Italian restaurant known for authentic Neapolitan pizzas and fresh pasta. Popular with local students and offers 15% student discount Monday to Thursday with a valid student ID.
The Prince of Greenwich - A locally owned pub and restaurant serving pizzas, pasta and classic pub favourites. A great option for families looking for a relaxed meal away from the busiest tourist spots.
Paul Rhodes Bakery - An artisan bakery serving freshly baked pastries, cakes and excellent coffee. Perfect for a mid-afternoon stop while exploring the town centre.
Places to explore
- Cutty Sark – one of the world last surviving tea clippers.
- The Royal Observatory and Gardens – based in Greenwich Park.
- National Maritime Museum – a family friendly gallery with free tickets.
- Painted hall – known as ‘Britain’s Sistine Chapel’.
Avery Hill
Avery Hill Campus is in Eltham, a large suburban town in the Royal Borough of Greenwich. On-site facilities include a café, canteen, shop, launderette, parking, and a fully-equipped gym.
Food & Drink
The Rusty Bucket Pub – an independent family and dog friendly eatery.
Avery Hill Park Café - located in the historic Winter Garden.
Bob’s Your Uncle Coffee – an independent coffee shop based in Eltham & Croydon serving up brunch, sweet treats, and coffee.
Places to explore
- Avery Hill Park – Located right next to campus, this green space is the perfect place to unwind.
- Eltham Palace and Gardens – Explore magnificent art deco and take a leisurely walk through the beautiful gardens.
- The Tarn – visit one of Royal Greenwich's Green Flag award winning sites. The Tarn is a beautiful wildfowl and bird sanctuary.
Medway
The Medway Campus has a rich naval history. Its red-brick buildings were previously a Royal Navy base and Nelson's flagship HMS Victory was built at Chatham's Historic Dockyard.
The campus also has amazing cafés and bars and an attractive piazza-style area with outdoor seating which is ideal for events. There are also plenty of green spaces to relax and study, with a tennis court if you are feeling sporty.
Food & Drink
Tiny Tims of Rochester – serving traditional afternoon tea and lunch.
Poco Loco - an independent Mexican restaurant in Chatham
The Ship and Trades – a waterfront restaurant overlooking the marina.
Places to explore
- Rochester Castle – a masterpiece of medieval architecture overlooking River Medway.
- The Historic Dockyard Chatham – there’s 80 acres of history to explore from HM Submarine Ocelot to HMS Cavalier.
More Greenwich events
Events for prospective students
From taster days to subject open evenings, find out more about what you'll study, where you'll study it and perhaps even meet who'll you'll be studying with.
Public events and lectures
Learn something new or join the discussion at one of our many public lectures, seminars and events, covering everything from education to foreign policy and current affairs.
Open Days
Join our next Open Day to chat with staff and students and find out more about studying at Greenwich.