Get 50% off entry to Cutty Sark, the Royal Observatory and Royal Museums Greenwich special exhibitions with the National Art Pass.

If you're a National Art Pass holder, follow the links below to book your visit and get discounted entry.

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Woman walking on the main deck of cutty sark

Cutty Sark

Open daily from 10am to 5pm

Venture onto one of the world's most famous ships and the last surviving tea clipper. At the heart of Greenwich's UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cutty Sark is open for anyone to explore. Walk the decks, discover the ship's history, and find out what life was like at sea in the age of sail.

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View of the Royal Observatory Greenwich from below. The brick facade of Flamsteed House and the red Time Ball on the roof are visible

Royal Observatory

Open daily from 10am-5pm

Stand with a foot in each hemisphere and explore how great scientists first mapped the seas and the stars at the Royal Observatory Greenwich. Now a museum, the Observatory is home to the Prime Meridian Line, the UK’s largest refracting telescope and the famous Harrison clocks.

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Bright star surrounded by rich purple, indigo and blue nebulae

ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year at the National Maritime Museum

Open daily from 12 September 2025

Glittering stars, shimmering galaxies, fiery suns and silver moons – wherever you are in the universe, don't miss ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 17.

Astronomy Photographer of the Year is an annual competition featuring the world’s greatest space photography. Photographers from across the globe compete to take home the prestigious title.

Now it's your chance to see their spellbinding work.

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Useful information

Do I need to prebook?

It is advised to book online in advance. Make sure to bring your National Art Pass with you when you visit.

What else is there to see in Greenwich?

Royal Museums Greenwich is home to the National Maritime Museum and the Queen’s House art gallery as well as the Royal Observatory and Cutty Sark. All attractions are located within easy walking distance of each other within a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The National Maritime Museum and the Queen's House are free to visit, although we recommend booking tickets in advance. With so many things to see and do in Greenwich, it is a great destination for a fun day out both for families and independent visitors.

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