Step aboard Cutty Sark
Cutty Sark lets you explore one of the world's most famous historic ships. Families can walk beneath the ship's hull, explore the deck and learn how the crew lived and worked on board.
One ticket for Greenwich's paid highlights
See two of Greenwich's biggest paid attractions in one booked visit with the Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass. Your ticket includes entry to the Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory, with the flexibility to explore both on the same day.
You can also visit the National Maritime Museum and Queen's House while you're in Greenwich, both of which are free to enter separately. That makes this a smart pick for families planning a full day around ships, space, art and London views.
Expect hands-on exhibits, famous landmarks and plenty of outdoor space in between, with Greenwich Park linking the sites together. For more family inspiration, browse museums and art galleries for all ages.

Includes all-day entry to the Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, Queen’s House and National Maritime Museum.
The Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass includes entry to Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory on the same day. Both attractions operate with timed entry, so you will need to choose your date and entry time when booking.
The National Maritime Museum and Queen's House are also part of Royal Museums Greenwich, but they are free-entry sites and do not form the paid part of this combo ticket. Audio guides are included for Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory.
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This ticket is best for families who want more than a quick museum stop. You can climb aboard the Cutty Sark, stand on the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory and build the rest of your day around Greenwich's free museums and open spaces.
At the Cutty Sark, children can explore the famous tea clipper from below the hull to the main deck. At the Royal Observatory, you can visit the home of Greenwich Mean Time, see the Meridian Line and enjoy one of London's best hilltop views.
Cutty Sark lets you explore one of the world's most famous historic ships. Families can walk beneath the ship's hull, explore the deck and learn how the crew lived and worked on board.
The Royal Observatory is home to Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian Line. It combines big views over London with hands-on science and the chance to stand in two hemispheres at once.
Greenwich's attractions are all within walking distance of each other. That means you can combine your paid ticket with free visits to the National Maritime Museum and Queen's House if you want a longer day out.
Step into elegance at The Queen’s House – a 17th-century royal villa bursting with stunning architecture and world-class art. Snap a pic on the iconic Tulip Stairs, admire dramatic portraits, and soak up the peaceful, gallery-like vibes. It’s the perfect calm moment between adventures.
Royal Museum Greenwich
Greenwich Park, London Blackheath Ave, London SE10 8XJ, London, Greater London, SE10 8XJ, England
Tel: 02083126608
Last updated: 10:30 13/08/2025
Most asked questions relating to Royal Museum Greenwich.
The Day Pass includes entry to Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory on the same day. The National Maritime Museum and Queen's House are free to visit separately and are not the paid part of this combo ticket.