Discover the stories of our collections through our galleries and trails in the National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark, Queen's House, and Royal Observatory.
National Maritime Museum
Encounter dramatic stories of life on the sea through our collections, from the Battle of Trafalgar and First World War sea battles to Tudor piracy and feats of engineering and discovery.
Four new galleries opening September 2018:
Cutty Sark
This record-breaking ship travelled the globe and visited every major world port throughout its varied history. Conservation work has raised Cutty Sark three metres above ground, allowing you to walk directly underneath.
The Queen's House
Filled with works of art representing 400 years by artists including Gainsborough, Canaletto, Reynolds, LS Lowry, Stubbs and Hogarth, this Royal 'house of delight' is part of the original 16th and 17th Century palace complex of Greenwich.
Royal Observatory
Explore time and space at the Royal Observatory Greenwich and discover the site’s rich history, from its royal heritage to its awe-inspiring Peter Harrison Planetarium.
