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Royal Museums Greenwich
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WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT
Greenwich is the perfect destination for a day out and a wonderful opportunity to delve into history. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Greenwich is one of the most historic areas in the capital. Not only is it renowned for its beauty with Greenwich Park, the River Thames and breathtaking views of the city, it also is home to four world-class attractions. Explore famous icons including the Royal Observatory, the legendary Cutty Sark; the 17th century Queen’s House and National Maritime Museum. Enjoy exploring these national treasures.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass each
30-Day Refunds, Unlimited Exchanges
Instant E-Certificate Delivery
1 Year Validity
MORE ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE
A visit to the Royal Museums Greenwich offers a comprehensive exploration of maritime history, astronomy, and art. Start your day aboard the Cutty Sark, the world’s last surviving tea clipper, where interactive exhibits and costumed characters vividly recreate the ship’s storied past. Continue to the National Maritime Museum, which houses an extensive collection of naval artefacts, including Admiral Nelson’s uniform and the impressive Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle, providing a deep dive into Britain's illustrious seafaring heritage.
Next, immerse yourself in the elegance of the Queen’s House, a masterpiece of 17th-century architecture and art. Conclude your visit at the Royal Observatory, where you can stand astride the Prime Meridian, engage with the wonders of the universe through planetarium shows, and explore historical telescopes. Each of these iconic sites offers a unique, educational experience that brings history and science to life, ensuring a memorable and enriching day out for all ages.
More About Royal Museums Greenwich
Royal Museums Greenwich is a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprising four main attractions: the Royal Observatory, the Cutty Sark, the National Maritime Museum, and the Queen’s House. These sites collectively offer a deep dive into the United Kingdom's maritime history, astronomy, and classical art.
The Royal Observatory is renowned for being the home of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the Prime Meridian, marking the line of 0° longitude. Established in 1675 by King Charles II, it played a crucial role in the development of accurate timekeeping and navigation. Visitors can explore the historic Flamsteed House and the UK's largest refracting telescope.
The Cutty Sark, launched in 1869, is the world’s only surviving tea clipper. Renowned for its speed, it transported tea from China and wool from Australia. Visitors can explore beneath the hull, the crew's quarters, and interactive exhibits.
The National Maritime Museum houses Admiral Nelson’s uniform, a replica of his cabin, and Nelson’s Ship in a Bottle, covering British naval history and exploration.
Queen’s House, designed by Inigo Jones in 1616, showcases art by Gainsborough, Turner, and Reynolds, and features the Great Hall and Tulip Stairs.
These attractions offer unique educational experiences, bringing history and science to life.
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WHERE AND WHEN IT'S AVAILABLE
This experience is available in multiple locations. You will be able to select your choice of venue at time of booking.
HOW DOES TRULY WORK?
1. Once you have checked out, you will receive an e-certificate with a unique redemption code.
2. Use this code to request your booking with the desired date and time
3. Sit back and let us handle the rest. Arrive to your experience knowing we have arranged everything.
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