London: Entrance Ticket to the Cutty Sark
Greenwich, London
Journey back to the days of ocean exploration with a visit to the Cutty Sark tea clipper, celebrated for her record-breaking trips around the globe. Climb aboard the ship in Greenwich, London and experience what it was like to sail the seas.
Visit the Cutty Sark Sailing Ship Museum in Greenwich, ideal for maritime history enthusiasts and families.
The Cutty Sark is the only surviving tea clipper, originally built in 1869 for the China tea trade. Located within the Royal Museums Greenwich complex, the ship features conserved original wooden planks and iron frames.
A major conservation project raised the ship over 3 meters above ground, allowing visitors to walk underneath and view its unique design and copper hull from below. The museum offers a full exploration of the ship, including the sailors' quarters, the main deck with towering masts, and the ship’s helm.
Highlights
- Experience life aboard a historic sailing ship
- Stand on the main deck and take the helm at the ship’s wheel
- Walk underneath the Cutty Sark’s copper hull for a unique perspective
Includes
- Entrance to the Cutty Sark
- Multilingual downloadable interactive guide
Important Information
- Free admission for children under 5 years old
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
To make the most of your visit, book tickets in advance and consider arriving early to avoid crowds.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Cutty Sark is a historic tea clipper ship built in 1869, now a museum located in Greenwich, London.
The Cutty Sark is located in Greenwich, as part of the Royal Museums Greenwich complex.
Yes, visitors can explore the sailors' quarters, the main deck, and other areas inside the Cutty Sark.
The ship was raised over 3 meters to allow visitors to walk underneath and view its original wooden planks and copper hull.
Yes, the Cutty Sark offers interactive exhibits and engaging displays ideal for families and maritime history enthusiasts.
Check the official website for current opening hours and seasonal information before planning your visit.
It is recommended to book tickets in advance to secure your preferred date and time, especially during peak seasons.
A visit usually takes around 1 to 2 hours depending on how thoroughly you explore the ship and exhibits.
The Cutty Sark has some accessible features, but parts of the ship's interior may have limited accessibility; check with the museum for details.
