National Maritime Museum Tours

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Glide by some of London’s must-see landmarks on a sightseeing cruise from Westminster to Greenwich on the Thames River. Step aboard your comfortable cruise boat at Westminster Pier and listen to the entertaining live commentary as you pass sights such as Shakespeare’s Globe, Tower Bridge, and the Tower of London. Drink in the views from the open or indoor deck, and at Greenwich, step ashore to visit attractions (own expense) such as the Cutty Sark or National Maritime Museum. Upgrade to include a return cruise back to Westminster.

Discover one of London’s most atmospheric and history-saturated areas when you go on a private tour of Greenwich. Meet your guide at your London hotel, and travel via public transportation (own expense) to Greenwich. Visit the UNESCO-listed Old Royal Naval College and the National Maritime Museum; admire the Cutty Sark, a restored, 19th-century clipper ship; explore the Royal Observatory, where Sir Isaac Newton once worked; and enjoy the views overlooking London.

Head downriver from central London to the Royal Borough of Greenwich, for a half-day walking tour. Visit the Greenwich Royal Observatory in Greenwich Park, marvel at the Painted Hall in the Old Royal Naval College and tour the National Maritime Museum. After a coffee break at the Museum café, pick up some unique souvenirs from Greenwich Market, then explore aboard the recently restored Cutty Sark teaclipper.

Discover the cultural hub and maritime center of Greenwich on a 6.5-hour walking tour including lunch. Step aboard the legendary Cutty Sark, visit the home of Greenwich Mean Time at the Greenwich Royal Observatory, visit the recently-renovated Queen's House, and tour the National Maritime Museum and the Old Royal Naval College. Browse for bargains at the lively Greenwich market, then tuck into a traditional pub lunch overlooking the River Thames.

Unravel the secrets of Britain’s rich maritime history on a 3.5-hour small-group guided walking tour of the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, the biggest of its kind in the world. Marvel over highlights like Turner's Battle of Trafalgar painting and the Trade gallery, learn about iconic vessels like the HMS Victory and the Royal Navy fleets, and be shocked by the history of Britain’s slave trade.

Join us for an exciting, guided, treasure hunt with physical containers with real items hidden all across the Greenwich Park UNESCO world heritage site - a site that also has some of the best views of the city anywhere in London! The UNESCO site we will be adventuring around contains the Queen’s House, the Royal Observatory (the birthplace of standardised time), the Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich Market, and the National Maritime Museum. What to expect: An unique and exciting day out Find secret treasure containers hidden in famous locations; trade a small prize or sign the sheet, and then replace the container for future travellers to discover Explore the world-famous landmarks and secret spots hidden within the UNESCO world heritage site with your experienced guide Challenge yourself with puzzles, riddles, codes, hidden containers, and orienteering Suitable for solo travellers, families, couples, friend groups, and tourists.

Greenwich is where Eastern and Western hemispheres meet and discover breathtaking views, royal heritage and amazing attractions, all in a beautiful riverside setting. In Cambridge you will be inspired by the many beautiful museums and art galleries. You can admire the beautiful architecture of the college buildings. Explore passages set around the historic market place and colleges, where a unique and relaxing shopping experience can be found

Discover one of London’s most scenic and history-saturated corners—and get up close and personal with a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on this private, half-day tour of Greenwich. Your itinerary is flexible and based around your interests: you can visit local landmarks like the Queen’s House, explore the National Maritime Museum, visit the Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory, and more (entry own expense). For a relaxing experience, you can also stroll in Greenwich Park, mingle with locals at a bustling street market, or take photos at the Prime Meridian.

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Save time and money by prebooking online for a Day Explorer pass that lets you visit London’s Royal Observatory and Cutty Sark in one outing. Maximize sightseeing time by avoiding having to buy two separate tickets, and explore as you wish. Straddle the eastern and western hemispheres and learn about great astronomers at the Observatory; and tour the celebrated Cutty Sark sailing ship to experience life aboard in the 1800s.