What five of Greenwich's oldest streets would look like without cars

"With the removal of cars and traffic lights, Greenwich Church Street transforms into a more pedestrianised area, enhancing its appeal as a shopping and dining destination."

"On King William Walk, the historic essence is preserved in car-free beauty, allowing onlookers to appreciate landmarks like Greenwich Park and the Old Royal Naval College more fully."

"Crooms Hill, known for its 17th-century houses, benefits from a serene residential atmosphere when cars are taken away, showcasing its historic charm even further."

"The absence of vehicles on Park Row reveals its connection to the riverside, where iconic locations like The Trafalgar Tavern enhance the street’s historic vibe."

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