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South East England Outdoor ££ Medium crew (≤15) Permit required

Greenwich Park

unknown · SE10

Amenities

Natural light

About this location

Greenwich Park is a former hunting park in Greenwich and one of the largest single green spaces in south-east London. Surrounding the hilltop Royal Observatory (opened in 1676) and straddling the Greenwich Prime Meridian, it commands elevated views over the River Thames, the Isle of Dogs and the City of London.. The natural landscape in Royal Borough of Greenwich has provided dramatic scenery for film and television productions requiring wide open exteriors. Varied terrain and seasonal light conditions suit a range of dramatic contexts. Location managers planning UK shoots will find Greenwich Park on Wikidata’s registry of documented filming locations, with a track record that spans multiple genres. Permit requirements, day rates, and exclusivity windows should be confirmed directly with the venue or relevant public body before committing to schedule.

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Permits

Council-by-council permit fees: a reference chart

What each council and land manager charges for filming — the reference chart no one publishes officially.

Budget

Free film locations in the UK (public spaces, with permit-caveats)

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Permits

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