Queen's House Guided Tour
Art, royal history and architecture
- Expert tour
- Free museums
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Adult: £9
Concession: £6
Walk up
Adult: £10
Concession: £6.65
Queen's House
Queen's House Closure 3
Visitor Notice: On Saturday 22 and Tuesday 25 June certain areas of the Queen's House will be closed to the public for a private event. The rest of the house, including the iconic Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I, will be open as usual.
Visit the Queen’s House in Greenwich, London. Home to an internationally renowned art collection, Inigo Jones’ architectural masterpiece is the first Classical building in the UK. Free entry.
Top reasons to visit
Top reasons to visit
1
Art through the ages
See great works by leading artists including Lowry, Turner and Canaletto as well as the iconic Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I.
2
Discover royal Greenwich
Step inside this royal palace and uncover stories from England’s past, from Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to Charles I and beyond.
3
Take an expert tour
Discover the fascinating history and take in the iconic architecture of this 'House of delight' with our expert tour guides.
Tickets and opening times
Free entry
Ticketed daily tours
Open daily from 10am - 5pm
Including Bank Holidays
Getting here
Romney Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF
This month's highlights
Discover architectural marvels, royal history and over 450 works of art by great British and European artists
Did you know
Henry VIII was born in Greenwich. It is said the park deer are descended from his hunting stock
Treat yourself
Take home some royal splendour and beautiful art
Treasures of Royal Museums Greenwich
Beautifully illustrated and accompanied by extraordinary histories, this book...
Find your way
The Queen's House is a quick and easy journey from central London, by DLR, rail or boat
What our visitors say
The Queens house is one of the most impressive and interesting architectural pieces in Greenwich. You can get a perfect view of it from the top of the hill.
One of the must see London attractions and it's free! My favorite part of the whole visit to Queen's House has to be the Tulip Stairs.
