Free Essential Information Location Queen's House Price Free Book your tickets Plan your visit See the dramatic Great Hall and Tulip Stairs in Inigo Jones's beautifully designed Queen's House in Greenwich. The sweeping Tulip Stairs are one of the original features of the Queen’s House. This ornate, wrought iron structure was the first geometric self-supporting spiral stair in Britain. It is also the location of the Rev R. W. Hardy’s famous ‘ghost’ photograph taken in 1966, which appears to show two or three shrouded figures on the staircase – a phenomenon that has never been fully explained... The Queen's House 'ghost' Visit now Queen's House Plan your visit Top things to do Shop gifts inspired by Queen's House Explore the significance of the Queen's House, the oil paintings it houses, and its place within Royal Greenwich Shop Icons: The Armada Portrait £12.99 This illustrated guide gives an overview of the context, creation and significance of the Portrait, alongside evaluation of Elizabeth’s legacy... Buy Now Shop British Kings & Queens Cotton Tote Bag £18.00 Cotton tote bag featuring illustrations of the Kings and Queens of England from 1066 to the present day: from William 1 to King Charles III... Buy Now Shop Royal Greenwich: A History in Kings and Queens by Pieter van der Merwe £20.00 Discover the rich royal history of the area where Henry VIII built his first tournament ground, Elizabeth I took daily walks in the Park, and where Charles II raced early royal yachts against his brother... Buy Now You might also enjoy Inigo Jones and the Queen's House Discover how England’s first Classical building was created The Queen's House ghost Will you detect something spooky when you visit the Queen's House? History of the Queen's House The centre of Greenwich for hundreds of years, the beautiful Queen's House has also been at the heart of royal life Royal Museums Greenwich Close Choose your tickets Queen's House Internationally renowned art Stunning architecture The Van de Veldes: Greenwich, Art and the Sea Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I Free entry Book online BOOK NOW