milenium dome

to je slavni šotor nekaj 100 metrov od greenwiškega ogservatorija.naslednje leto rušijo!
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The Milenium Dome

Built as a centrepiece for the recent millennium celebrations the Dome is and always will be a controversial construction as far as the British public are concerned visionary concept or white elephant the dome was built at huge costs and continues to lose money as a result of inaccurate revenue forecasts.If you want to see it hurry up it is scheduled for demolition next year!

The following information gives a detailed information of how to get to the Millennium Dome, Greenwich.

Public Transport

The Dome is a no car zone and there are parking restrictions for 2 miles around.

For more detailed travel information about getting to the Dome from London, see London Transport’s ‘How to get to the Dome’ leaflet, available from tube stations or go to their web site at http://www.londontransport.co.uk

By tube

Take the Jubilee Line to North Greenwich for the Dome. It’s less than 15 minutes from Waterloo. All tube lines connect with the Jubilee Line. The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) also links to the Jubilee Line, to the shuttle service of boats from Greenwich Pier and to bus routes.

By train

Mainline rail services link London with most major towns and cities throughout Britain. In the South East there is a network of frequent local trains. The tube links the Dome with mainline stations. At Charlton Station, the M1 ‘Millennium Transit’ bus meets trains from Victoria, other mainline stations and North Kent. For further information visit http://www.rail.co.uk