Close to Greenwich Pier lies the 'Cutty Sark' in a dry dock. In the 19th century, it was one of the fastest clippers ever to slice through the waves of the world's oceans. The elegant three-masted ship carried tea from India and wool from Australia to the island. Next to it is the 'Gypsy Moth', the boat with which Sir Francis Chichester sailed around the world in 1966-67. Other attractions of the charming town of Greenwich include the Maritime Museum, which recalls Britain's glorious past on the seven seas.
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Address: Greenwich, United Kingdom
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