Royal Museums Greenwich

Exhibitions

The Queen's House is home to some of the Museum's finest artworks, including paintings by Gainsborough, Lely, Hogarth, Reynolds, Hodges and the van de Veldes. 

Please note: Parts or all of the Queen's House may occasionally be closed. Please see Latest visitor information for all details of closures.

Queen's House galleries - art and history

  • Art for the Nation
    Art for the Nation
    See 200 of the Museum's finest works by internationally significant artists.
    Art for the Nation
  • The Royal Hospital School gallery
    The Royal Hospital School gallery
    Learn what life was like at the Royal Hospital School in Greenwich, Britain's largest school of navigation and seamanship.
    The Royal Hospital School gallery
  • Historic Greenwich gallery
    Historic Greenwich gallery
    The Queen’s House was not built to stand alone and this gallery highlights the history of the House and its surroundings.
    Historic Greenwich gallery
  • The Tudors at Greenwich gallery
    The Tudors at Greenwich gallery
    The paintings displayed in this room are from the earliest period of English history covered by the National Maritime Museum’s art collection.
    The Tudors at Greenwich gallery
  • Art of the van de Veldes
    Art of the van de Veldes
    17th-century Dutch marine artists Willem van de Velde the Elder and Younger established a studio in the Queen’s House, Greenwich.
    Art of the van de Veldes
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