Cutty Sark Entrance Tickets, London
Cutty Sark Entrance Tickets, London
Duration: 7 hours (approx.)
7 hours (approx.)
Access to multilingual audio guide
Access to multilingual audio guide
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Explore London's maritime heritage with your Cutty Sark Entrance Tickets in Greenwich, where you can step aboard this historic tea clipper and explore its storied past. Your journey begins at the main entrance of the ship; be sure to download the free audio tour for an enriching experience as you navigate through the vessel’s history. Launched in 1869, the Cutty Sark is celebrated as Britain's last remaining tea clipper from the great age of sail and once raced across oceans delivering tea from China to London at record speed.
Explore London's maritime heritage with your Cutty Sark Entrance Tickets in Greenwich, where you can step aboard this historic tea clipper and explore its storied past. Your journey begins at the main entrance of the ship; be sure to download the free audio tour for an enriching experience as you navigate through the vessel’s history. Launched in 1869, the Cutty Sark is celebrated as Britain's last remaining tea clipper from the great age of sail and once raced across oceans delivering tea from China to London at record speed.
From 1869 to today, marvel at Cutty Sark Launched in London as one of the world's fastest ships from the 1800s. This last remaining tea clipper offers a unique glimpse into maritime history.
Explore the main deck and explore the stories of sailors who navigated rough seas on this 963-ton Victorian masterpiece known for its speed and efficiency during the age of sail.
Experience engaging storytelling with an audio guide, available in five languages including British Sign Language. Discover tales about Captain Woodget and his crew aboard Cutty Sark Launched.
Discover London's skyline from above while exploring global voyages, maritime innovations, and Britain’s seafaring legacy on the deck of this historic vessel.
Admission for the Cutty Sark Launched in 1869
Use of a multilingual downloadable audio tour, featuring an option with British Sign Language audio guide
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Cutty Sark ship in Greenwich, London, with modern glass entrance below.
Your Experience at Cutty Sark
Welcome to Greenwich's historic gem, the Cutty Sark. This renowned tea clipper is not just a ship; it’s an emblematic piece of maritime history that invites you aboard for exploration.
Getting Started on Your Journey
Your adventure begins at the main entrance where your Cutty Sark Entrance Tickets will be validated. For a richer experience, download our free multilingual audio tour beforehand to navigate through this iconic vessel’s storied past and features.
The Legacy of Cutty Sark
In 1869, the legendary British ship known as Cutty Sark Launched set sail. It is celebrated for its pivotal role in tea trading during the golden age of sailing and remains London's sole surviving clipper.
Key Features to Discover
- The Main Deck: Traverse across the teak decks, marvel at the towering masts that propelled Cutty Sark into history as one of the swiftest ships ever built.
- Captain’s Quarters: Enter the restored quarters to learn about the lives of officers and crew who braved long ocean voyages.
- Ship's Hull: Admire the sleek copper hull, an engineering marvel suspended for visitors. It showcases the ship's design that prioritized speed on its trading routes.
- Interactive Exhibits: Explore exhibits detailing Cutty Sark’s trade journeys and cargo stories along with narratives of those who navigated her waters.
Cutty Sark ship docked in Greenwich, London, with visitors walking nearby.
Cutty Sark ship with masts and rigging against a blue sky in Greenwich, London.
Cutty Sark ship in Greenwich, London, with modern glass entrance below.
Cutty Sark ship docked in Greenwich, London, with visitors walking nearby.
Cutty Sark ship with masts and rigging against a blue sky in Greenwich, London.
- If requested at the entrance, make sure you have a valid photo ID with you.
- To avoid connectivity issues while on site, download the free audio tour in advance.
If parking access was chosen as an option, ensure your car park ticket is ready for use.
Restrictions
- No outside food or meals are allowed onboard.
- Larger bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage cannot be brought on the ship due to security reasons.
Pets are not permitted except for registered assistance dogs.
Accessibility Details
- The historic nature of the ship means that it might not fully accommodate all mobility needs.
- To comply with fire safety and evacuation regulations, only a maximum of three wheelchairs can be accommodated at any time on board.
Accessible parking is available but requires possession of an appropriate car park ticket.
Further Information
- All children under 4 years old must have a paying adult accompanying them.
- The downloadable audio tour includes British Sign Language support.
- Opening hours for the ship are from 10am to 5pm, with last admission at 4:15pm.
- Park Row is where you'll find the car park, which closes immediately after 5pm.
- Inclusion of car park access depends on having purchased a specific parking option.
For a quieter experience, consider visiting outside peak hours between 12pm and 3pm.
Download and activate the audio tour on your phone beforehand for a smooth start to your visit without connectivity issues at Cutty Sark.
If you've opted for parking access, have your car park ticket ready when entering to save time.
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