At a glance
Tickets and prices
The Queen's House is free to visit. We recommend booking tickets online in advance to guarantee entry and receive updates before your visit, but you can normally also turn up on the day.
As well as our free galleries, the Queen's House also hosts a number of special exhibitions and new displays throughout the year.
Getting here
The Queen's House is a quick, easy journey from central London via train, DLR and bus.
There is a secure car park nearby which is open to visitors during weekends, bank holidays and school holidays. Spaces can be reserved in advance when booking tickets.
Check our travel pages for more information about getting to the Queen's House as well as other Royal Museums Greenwich sites.
Opening times
The Queen's House is open daily from 10am-5pm except 24, 25 and 26 December. Occasionally the House may be closed for object moves or special events - check the closures page for more details.
Eat and drink
The nearest places to eat and drink are at the National Maritime Museum, just two minutes' walk from the Queen's House.
The Parkside Café is a bright and airy space at the National Maritime Museum with expansive views of Greenwich Royal Park. There is plenty of seating, both indoor and outdoor. Grab a hot or cold drink, and a selection of sandwiches and cakes - perfect for a picnic in the park.
Accessibility information
We offer a variety of guides, events and resources designed to support visitors with diverse access needs enjoy the Queen's House.
If you have questions:
- During your visit, ask a member of museum staff at the Queen's House entrance desk
- Before your visit, email RMGEnquiries@rmg.co.uk with your queries
Maps and audio guides
Download a free map to help guide you round the historic buildings. A range of audio guides are also available to help you make the most of your visit.
Visitor regulations
To ensure the enjoyment, wellbeing and safety of visitors, volunteers and staff, we ask that all visitors abide by our regulations.
Private tours
We also offer bespoke, private tours for visitors who want to experience the Queen's House while it is closed to the general public.
Read more about our out-of-hours tours of the Queen's House and register your interest here.
House closures
Occasionally some room closures may affect your visit to the Queen's House.
Guides to the Queen's House
What’s on
See all events and exhibitions coming up at the Queen's House.
Access all areas
Find out more about the history, art and attractions of the Queen's House
The Armada Portrait of Elizabeth I
See the iconic painting of the Tudor queen, one of the treasures of Royal Museums Greenwich
The Tulip Stairs
The first self-supporting spiral staircase in Britain, and an architectural masterpiece
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
Feeling Blue
A new tapestry by Alberta Whittle and Dovecot Studios reimagines maritime histories in bold, thought-provoking ways
Inspiring architecture
Refined, stylish, revolutionary – the white cube of the Queen's House influenced centuries of British architecture
Contemporary art
From sculpture to paintings, discover the array of art on display in the Queen’s House
The Great Hall Ceiling
Turner Prize-winning artist Richard Wright's intricate and unique design
Ship of Fools by Kehinde Wiley
Artist Kehinde Wiley's work is one of the treasures of the Queen's House's contemporary art collection
Moving masterpieces: behind the scenes at the Queen's House
How do galleries move and hang artworks? Follow what happens as curators, conservators and art handlers prepare for an exciting new display at the Queen's House
Listen to Fierce Royals
Get ready for an audio guide with a difference: join drag king and historian Christian Adore and celebrate LGBTQ+ histories in Greenwich
Schools, groups and commercial visits
Tailored information to help you plan your Queen's House experience.
Queen's House venue hire
Queen's House is the most resplendent event venue within the Royal Museums Greenwich portfolio, completed in 1635 for Queen Henrietta Maria as a 'House of Delight', and playing host to thousands of parties, celebrations and events over the centuries.
Visits and sessions
Explore Royal Museums Greenwich's schools programme, including school trips, workshops and digital sessions
Group visits
Four world-class attractions all within a UNESCO World Heritage Site: see what your group could discover at Royal Museums Greenwich
Filming and photography
Find exceptional commercial film and photography opportunities in stunning Maritime Greenwich
Contact us
Check out our frequently asked questions, or find out how to contact us.
Weddings at the Queen's House
Get married at an iconic venue in the heart of Greenwich