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Greenwich Foot Tunnel — Greenwich

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Greenwich Foot Tunnel

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The Greenwich Foot Tunnel is a pedestrian tunnel beneath the River Thames, connecting Greenwich on the south bank with Island Gardens on the north bank. Opened in 1902, it was designed to allow workers from South London to reach the docks on the Isle of Dogs. It's a unique and historical way to cross the river, offering a glimpse into London's industrial past.

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