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Highlights

  • Enjoy entry to five significant attractions, including Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum, all in one Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass.
  • Explore London's vibrant maritime heritage scene with a visit to the world's last surviving tea clipper, the historic Cutty Sark.
  • Stand on the Prime Meridian Line at the Royal Observatory Greenwich where time is officially measured across the United Kingdom.
  • At the National Maritime Museum, discover Admiral Nelson’s coat as part of an extensive collection that brings history alive.
  • Visit The Queen's House to view its exquisite art collection within one of London's most stunning architectural gems.
  • Start a full-day adventure through Greenwich’s historic district with this complete cultural day out.

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National Maritime Museum entrance with British flag, Greenwich.
Cutty Sark ship's bow and figurehead against a blue sky in Greenwich.
Royal Observatory Greenwich entrance with view of London skyline and historic buildings.

Access the Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass for a day of convenience and savings. This pass provides entry to five attractions, including Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory Greenwich, National Maritime Museum, and Queen’s House.

Your adventure starts with the historic Cutty Sark, the world's last surviving tea clipper from 1800 that transported British tea from China. Celebrated as one of the fastest ships in its heyday, you can explore its long history through record-breaking voyages and fascinating interiors.

At Greenwich Royal Observatory on London’s riverfront, marvel at attractions like the Great Equatorial Telescope, Time Ball, and Octagon Room. Stand where time zones meet along the Meridian Line that divides Eastern and Western hemispheres. The National Maritime Museum offers insights into British sea exploration history, including Admiral Nelson's blood-stained coat from his final battle against Napoleon.

Conclude your visit at Queen’s House, Britain’s first Classical building.

Inclusions & Exclusions

  • Ticket for Royal Observatory Greenwich.
  • Admission to Cutty Sark.
  • Use of National Maritime Museum, including free general admission.
  • Entry into Queen’s House with complimentary general entry included.
  • Includes a multilingual downloadable audio guide.
  • Presentations at Peter Harrison Planetarium
  • Meals and beverages
  • Special or temporary exhibits
  • Guided tours of Queen’s House & National Maritime Museum
  • Hotel transportation arrangements
  • Travel between Greenwich sites
  • Individual expenses
  • Insurance for travel coverage
  • Tipping services

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Cancellation Policy

These tickets can't be rescheduled or cancelled.

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The pass grants access to five major attractions, including Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Queen’s House, and the Royal Observatory Greenwich.

It includes a mobile ticket that is accepted at entrance without needing to be printed.

Yes, the pass provides access to a multilingual downloadable audio guide for use during your visit.

You'll explore the historic tea clipper known as the world's last surviving one and learn about its record-breaking adventures around the globe, including a chance to see inside it.

The pass provides general entry but does not include access to special exhibitions or temporary displays. Admiral Nelson’s coat is available for viewing in the permanent collection.

No, shows at the planetarium are not included with this pass and must be purchased separately if you wish to attend one.

Visitors have the opportunity to stand on the famous line marking zero degrees longitude, known as the Prime Meridian, and learn about its significance in navigation history.

Yes, general entry to both the Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum is included with your purchase of the Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass.

Operating hours vary by date for each attraction. It’s best to consult their official website prior to your visit to confirm current timings.

No, the Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass does not include meals or beverages; these are available for purchase at each attraction separately.

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