The Cutty Sark was involved in a major fire on 21st May 2007 - has been re-fitted and will be re-opening in the Spring of 2012 apparently

Cutty Sark is the world's last remaining tea clipper and a symbol of adventure, of bravery and the romance of sail.

Children can try on Victorian costumes and read from nautical stories.

Wide variety of food available nearby

Pocket money items, educational toys and books, smart and unique gifts, greeting cards.

None at present ÂÂâ€" disabled toilet in Cutty Sark Gardens outside ship and variety of toilets in Greenwich Tourist Information Centre, adjacent to the ship.

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From the North travel on the M25, M11 or A12 and come through the Blackwall Tunnel. From the South use the M25 and Junction 2 for the A2. From Channel ports/tunnel take the M2 then A2 or M20 then A20 routes.  The closest car park to the Cutty Sark is a pay and display car park, with a capacity for approximately 70 cars, off Welland Street.  Docklands Light Railway Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich is one minute from the ship.  Greenwich overground rail is ten minutes from the ship.  The ship is on the 199 and 180 bus routes and is  wonderful reached by river boat from central London.

Buggies can be parked by the entrance.  Get your children's imagination working at the ship's wheel and don't forget your camera.  Don't miss the amazing river views from the prow of the ship.  The shop sells a fantastic range of goods.  The Trust that runs the ship still needs to raise £4m, so come now and help save Cutty Sark.

If you've had fun on your family day out to Cutty Sark Clipper Ship SUSPENDED, tell us about it your visit, so other people will know it's a great place to go as well.

http://www.cuttysark.org.uk/