Visitor information
Location
Queen's House
Greenwich
London SE10 9NF
See Latest visitor information for all details of temporary closures.
Transport
road | tube & rail | cycle | bus | river
Hours
The Queen's House is open daily, 10.00–17.00.
Last admission 16.30
Closures: Parts of the Queen's House are occasionally used for weddings, conferences and corporate events. Please see Latest visitor information for news of any temporary closures.
Marathon: All three sites open late on the day of the London Marathon.
Venue hire
The architecturally-stunning 17th-century Queen's House is available to hire for weddings, corporate evening and daytime events. See our venue hire pages for more details or contact the Events team on +44 (0)20 8312 6693, events@rmg.co.uk.
Floor plans
What's on
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The Garden of England, Queen's House
The richness and flamboyance of the Stuart court...
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Guided Tours of 'The Garden of England' (May)
A chance to hear more about textile artist Alice...
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Alice Kettle in conversation
Hear major British textile artist Alice Kettle...
The Queen's House – admission free
The 17th-century Queen’s House represents a turning point in English architecture. It was originally the home of Charles I's queen, Henrietta Maria. It now showcases the Museum's outstanding fine-art collection and provides a unique and beautiful venue for weddings, corporate and private events.
Painted ceiling conservation
Essential conservation treatment has begun on the painted ceiling in the Queen's Bedchamber, expected to take until about early October. During this time the ceiling will not be viewable, but visitors will still be able to walk through the room. There will be text panels explaining the conservation treatment and a short film of the conservators.
