Let time be romantic to the extreme 🇬🇧 and say "I love you" on the Prime Meridian.

-Greenwich The last stop of the London trip: the Prime Meridian in Greenwich. London city skyline 🏙️🌃 Let the sunset in London add a touch of romance to this trip. This is the romanticism of time and geography that no one can refuse 🌹. . The Royal Observatory Greenwich is a comprehensive astronomical observatory built by King Charles II of England in Greenwich, London in 1675. The king also created the position of Royal Astronomer. The observatory operated normally until the 20th century and began to open to the public as a museum of the education system in 2005. The observatory is located on a small hill in Greenwich Park overlooking the River Thames in London. Here, I see familiar and unfamiliar cities. I remember the longitude of "home" in Beijing for the first time, 116°25', 👀 . 🔸No STEM major can resist the "geographical starting point", and Mr. Shi loves it all like this. Although I have been in the UK for a year and a half, I didn't come here until he came. We are like pilgrims. He went to see his "geographical ruler" and I saw my "London panorama". . ☀️The time of sunset varies every day, so half an hour in advance is enough. 🎫 Museum ticket: Students £10, walk-in only. 🔶Sunset observation point With ticket. 🔸Panoramic viewing platform next to the Prime Meridian (with a view of St. Paul's Cathedral) 🔸Behind the gate of the sky is a long corridor (drink coffee and watch the sunset here; bring your loved one ❤️). I am sitting here quietly, having watched a sunset, so I didn't take any photos. Without ticket. 🔸Mountain Top Observation Deck (It's windy, wear more clothes, and take care of yourself) . Every London trip is full of little surprises and romance. Let's make plans and embark on a journey with amo to discover them all.