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    Cutty Sark Open daily 10am-5pm Last entry 4.15pm Adult: £22 | Child: £11 Members go free
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    ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibition See the world's greatest space photography at the National Maritime Museum
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    Cutty Sark Easter holidays Climb aboard Cutty Sark and enjoy workshops, live performances and fantastic family activities across the Easter holidays
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    Astronomers Take Over This brand-new interactive gallery gives curious minds aged 4 to 104 the space to play, learn and explore!
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    Must-see artworks in the Queen's House What to look out for in the inspiring new take on the Queen’s House’s displays in 2026
    Artemis Programme: what you need to know about NASA’s Moon missions NASA's Artemis missions aim to land humans on the Moon again, create a lunar base, and lay the groundwork for a future trip to Mars
    'Observing the Universe reveals how small yet precious we are' An accident led Takanobu Kurosaki to rediscover life’s beauty and fall in love with astrophotography. Explore his image shortlisted in ZWO Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025
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Wayne Binitie and the art of climate change
Artist Wayne Binitie explores how ice cores can help us reckon with our changing world
The climate change clues hidden in Canaletto’s paintings of Venice
Canaletto's paintings of Venice portray an apparently timeless city. But look a little closer, and all is not as it seems
The beautiful detail of hand-drawn maps
Plot a journey through four special maps in the National Maritime Museum collection
Queen Elizabeth II's visits to Greenwich
Find out more about Her Majesty The Queen's visits to Royal Museums Greenwich
Who was Mary Prince?
Historian Stella Dadzie gives an insight into the life of the abolitionist and author
A history of Cutty Sark in 10 pictures
Uncover the extraordinary life of the celebrated ship
What was the Grand Tour?
Find out about the travel phenomenon that became popular amongst the young nobility of England
The history of lining at Royal Museums Greenwich
The National Maritime Museum pioneered conservation techniques still in use today
Who was William Westall? Artist profile
William Westall was a British painter best known for his views of the Australian landscape
What does 'lining' a painting mean?
Lining is a major treatment in paintings conservation, and should only be used when absolutely necessary
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