Step aboard the Cutty Sark's main deck and explore the cabins.
Voyage through more than 150 years of seafaring history.
Capture a photo at the helm, with the ship's wheel in your hands.
About this activity
All aboard Cutty Sark, one of the last tea clippers. Built in 1869, this ship traversed the seas from UK to China for tea, then to Australia for wool, and even survived a hurricane in 1906. Part of the National Historic Fleet, it is one of the three remaining ships constructed with a wooden hull on an iron frame from the 19th century. Walk the ship's main deck, take in stunning views across the Thames River, and expl…
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Child policy:
Children under 5 old are free of charge. Tickets are available on-site.
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Carers accompanying disabled visitors are free of charge.
View the Afternoon Tea menu at https://bit.ly/4beU4MO.
Entry to Queen's House and National Maritime Museum is free of charge, except for special exhibitions and guided tours.
