Cutty Sark

About

The Cutty Sark, a celebrated tea‑clipper built in 1869, now serves as a vibrant maritime museum located in the heart of Greenwich, London. Visitors step aboard the historic ship to explore a meticulously preserved hull, expansive galleries, and a living collection of ship figureheads that chronicle coastal trade and naval history. The vessel’s below‑deck galley and living quarters offer a tangible glimpse into 19th‑century seafaring life, while interactive displays and scheduled talks make the experience engaging for all ages. Inside the Cutty Sark, guests can explore the iconic main deck stretching to the mast, providing panoramic views of the Thames and the surrounding heritage site. The on‑board café, situated on the ship’s lower deck, serves fresh sandwiches, cream teas and light snacks, giving visitors a taste of the maritime café culture available only to ticket holders. Educational programs, workshops, and family‑friendly activities are available for students and school groups, ensuring that the ship’s history is accessible and immersive. Open daily from 10 am to 5 pm with the last entry at 4:15 pm, the Cutty Sark welcomes travelers seeking a unique blend of historical depth, interactive storytelling, and nautical architecture. Whether you’re a family, history enthusiast, or solo explorer, the Cutty Sark offers an unforgettable journey aboard one of the world’s most famous ships.

Highlights

• Historic Ship Architecture
• Expansive Figurehead Gallery
• Interactive Below‑Deck Experience
• On‑Board Café

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes

Tickets & pricing