Guided tours of the National Maritime Museum
Maritime treasures
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Adult: £9
Concession: £6
Walk up
Adult: £10
Concession: £6.65
National Maritime Museum
SEG lift notice
Visitor notice: On Friday 13 July we are regrettably unable to offer lift access to The Great British Seaside exhibition due to repair work. The other Museum lifts will be working as usual.
Visit the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London. Discover epic stories of exploration and endeavour that have shaped our world today. Free entry.
Top reasons to visit
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Great British Seaside
Seminal beach photography from the 1960s to the present, featuring new work by Martin Parr.
2
Fun for kids
Bring the kids for an action packed adventure: play in the free AHOY! gallery for under-7s or All Hands for 6-12 year olds.
3
Treat yourself
Take a moment to relax in our Parkside Café and Terrace and enjoy delicious food with views overlooking beautiful Greenwich Park.
Tickets and opening times
Free entry
Special Exhibition: Adult £10.35
Open daily from 10am - 5pm
Including Bank Holidays
Getting here
Park Row, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF
This month's highlights
Explore gripping stories of exploration and endeavour that shaped the world we live in today
Certificate of Excellence Winner
Did you know
Explorer John Franklin's ships, the HMS Erebus and Terror , were found in 2014 and 2016 after over 100 years at the bottom of the Arctic sea
Treat yourself
Pick up a memento of your day from our treasure trove of maritime goodies
Treasures of Royal Museums Greenwich
Beautifully illustrated and accompanied by extraordinary histories, this book...
Find your way
The National Maritime Museum is a quick and easy journey from central London, by DLR, rail or boat
What our visitors say
A brilliant place that leaves you inspired and curious, exactly what an attraction like this should do. IMO this is one of the best historic places to visit in London...
I’ve been to #NationalMaritimeMuseum in Greenwich many times, but first time as a dad. It’s absolutely fantastic for small children. GO!
