Queen's House Guided Tour
Art, royal history and architecture
- Expert tour
- Free museums
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Adult: £6.75
Student: £4.50
On the day
Adult: £7.50
Student: £5.00
Queen's House
Coronavirus
Visitor notice: We are pleased to announce that Royal Museums Greenwich is reopening. To find out more about which sites will be open and how to plan your visit, click here.
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.
Ready to explore again?
Ready to explore again?
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Visit Cutty Sark
The world famous sailing ship is the first of our attractions to open, with other sites including the Queen's House opening soon. Book to see the beautiful Cutty Sark now, and escape to Greenwich this summer.
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Find out what's new
From pre-booked entry times to increased cleaning regimes, we are doing everything we can to ensure you have a safe and inspiring visit. Our staff will be ready to help answer any question you might have.
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Explore more online
The Queen's House Art Gallery will be ready to welcome you back very soon. Until then, find out how you can explore our collections from home, and join in with our online events. You'll be surprised what you can discover...
This month's highlights
Discover architectural marvels, royal history and over 450 works of art by great British and European artists
We are reopening
We can't wait to welcome you back to Royal Museums Greenwich. Find out everything you need to know ahead of your visit.
Treat yourself
Take home some royal splendour and beautiful art
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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.
