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The new model of HMM Algeciras joins the world's largest collection of ship models at the National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum will mark Windrush Day on 22 June 2022. The event will act as an opportunity for visitors to celebrate British Caribbean communities and acknowledge the sacrifices and contributions the Windrush Generation and their descendants have made to British society.

Protecting the collections is one of the most important jobs at Royal Museums Greenwich. But what exactly are the dangers?

Learn what you could see in the night sky with no equipment from the Royal Observatory Greenwich; from galaxies and meteor showers to comets, star clusters, cloud formations and more

In this interactive digital session, learners will investigate the relationship between the Sun and time, and the position and significance of key lines of longitude and latitude

In this interactive digital session, learners will investigate the Sun, Earth and Moon and how they relate to the concept of time

From debt to fortune: discover the emergence of a maritime nation at the National Maritime Museum

Discover how life on the River Thames has evolved in the past 300 years at the National Maritime Museum's Maritime London gallery

An ingenious disguise. A precious heirloom. Discover the story behind this remarkable uniform, now on display at the National Maritime Museum