Cutty Sark tickets, Greenwich
Overview
Location
Cutty Sark Greenwich
- Address
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King William Walk, GreenwichLondonSE10 9HT
- Telephone:
- +44 (0)20 8312 6608
- [email protected]
- Public transport:
- Cutty Sark. Turn left out of the station and left again at the entrance to the shopping arcade. The Ship is by the river. Cutty Sark is in zone 2/3.
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About
Picture yourself as the ship's captain, take the helm at the ship's wheel and marvel at the towering masts and 11 miles of rigging. Learn about the ambitious conservation project as you go inside (and underneath!) an authentic piece of history. Find out about the incredible work that has saved Cutty Sark for future generations.
Cutty Sark cafe also offers a relaxed afternoon tea, which requires pre-booking and is a great way to end your experience underneath the ship that once brought tea to Britain.
Cutty Sark is part of Royal Museums Greenwich, which also includes the Royal Observatory, National Maritime Museum and the Queen's House. These four amazing sites are all within walking distance of each other and located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich.
What is Cutty Sark?
Cutty Sark is a famed British clipper ship nestled on the shore of the River Thames in Greenwich. Constructed in 1869, Cutty Sark was one of the fastest ships of its time and now exists as a museum for the public to visit and learn about the vessel's rich maritime history.
Inviting visitors to climb aboard, explore its once-functional decks, and gaze up at its impressive masts, Cutty Sark delivers nothing short of a thrilling adventure for all ages.
Where is Cutty Sark docked?
Cutty Sark has had a home at a custom-built dry dock in Greenwich since 1953. No longer water-bound, the dry dock ensures that the ship does not take any further damage and repairs can easily be made when necessary. The address for the ship is King William Walk, Greenwich SE10 9HT.
What is Cutty Sark famous for?
Cutty Sark is famous for being the best of the best when it comes to clipper ship design. Just 14 years into its life, the ship recorded remarkably fast passage times between Australia and England as it transported wool between each destination.
In addition, the vessel is now the world’s only surviving tea clipper, despite damages sustained during storms, fires and warfare.
How old is Cutty Sark?
Cutty Sark was constructed in 1869, making the vessel 155 years old as of 2024. While repairs have been made in the past, over 90% of the ship's hull is still original.
How to book tickets for the Cutty Sark
You can buy tickets for the Cutty Sark using the booking button on this page.
How long does it take to look around Cutty Sark?
It is recommended to allow one to two hours to visit Cutty Sark.
How to get to Cutty Sark?
Tube – The nearest station is the Cutty Sark station (DLR). This stop is just a few minutes’ walk from the ship and connects with the Tube at Bank, Tower Gateway and Stratford Underground stations.
Bus – Several bus services run close to Cutty Sark, including the 129, 177, 108, 188, 199 and 386.
Cycle – Although there are no Santander Cycle docks available nearby, there are free cycle racks located in the National Maritime Museum car park in Park Row.
Do you have to book Cutty Sark in advance?
You can buy tickets for the Cutty Sark using the booking button on this page.
Prices and opening times
| Child Ticket | From £11.00 per ticket |
|---|---|
| Concession Ticket | From £16.50 per ticket |
| Infant Ticket | Free |
| Adult Ticket | From £22.00 per ticket |
Pre-book online for best value. Student price also available.
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Opening Times
Open daily 10am to 5pm. Last admission is 4.15pm. Closed 24 to 26 December. Always check www.rmg.co.uk before you plan your visit.
Facilities & Accessibility
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- Access Inside Building Facilities
- Accessible lift
- Lift buttons with raised numbers or letters
- Lift with spoken announcements on arrival at each floor
- Seating for limited mobility users along routes
- Some routes suitable for limited mobility users
- Some routes suitable for wheelchair users
- Access into the Building
- Automatic doors
- Accessible Bathroom Facilities
- Designated wheelchair accessible public toilet
- Accessible Communication Facilities
- Hearing loop system
- Accessible Venue Facilities
- Assistance dogs welcome
- Emergency evacuation procedures for guests with disabilities
- Level access, ramp or lift to restaurant or cafe
- Level access, ramp or lift to the shop
- Staff disability awareness trained
- Wheelchairs available free of charge
- Additional Accessible Facilities
- Accessible baby changing rooms
- Low payment counters
- Attraction Facilities
- Gift shop
- Booking Facilities
- Coach parties accepted
- Group bookings accepted
- Catering Facilities
- Cafe
- Event Facilities
- Available for wedding receptions
- Licenced for civil marriages
- Offers charity rates
- General Facilities
- Lifts
- Payment Facilities
- Group rates available