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Step aboard the legendary Cutty Sark, one of the world’s last surviving tea clippers and a true icon of maritime history. Located in Greenwich, this beautifully restored ship offers an immersive experience that brings the golden age of sailing to life.

Perfect for history lovers and families, the Cutty Sark combines interactive exhibits, fascinating stories, and stunning river views.

Key Highlights

  • Visit the historic Cutty Sark
  • Walk beneath the ship’s iconic hull
  • Explore the decks and crew quarters
  • Learn about global trade and life at sea
  • Enjoy interactive exhibits and displays

About Cutty Sark Ticket

Discover the story of one of the fastest sailing ships ever built at Cutty Sark. Launched in 1869, this famous tea clipper once raced across the oceans, transporting tea from China to Britain at record speeds.

Today, the ship has been carefully preserved as a museum, allowing visitors to explore its decks, cabins, and cargo spaces. Walk beneath the ship’s striking hull, learn about its voyages, and uncover the lives of the crew who sailed across the world’s oceans.

With engaging displays and hands-on exhibits, the Cutty Sark offers a fascinating glimpse into maritime history and global trade.

Book your Cutty Sark tickets now on Thrillark and save up to 10% for an unforgettable historical experience.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Cutty Sark
  • Access to decks, exhibitions, and interactive displays
  • Afternoon Tea (Optional)

Exclusions

  • Food and beverages
  • Personal expenses

Insiders' Tips

Visit alongside nearby attractions like the Royal Observatory and Greenwich Park to make the most of your day in Greenwich.

Additional Information

Operating Hours
  • 10:00 am - 05:00 pm
Child policy
  • Children under 5 years are free of charge.
  • Children under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Restrictions
  • Eating, drinking, and smoking (including e-cigarettes) are not allowed.
Languages for Audio Headset material
  • Mandarin
  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Italian
  • Japanese
  • Portuguese
  • Spanish

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation  at least 48 hrs before the travel date for a full refund

Cutty Sark Ticket Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Cutty Sark Ticket?
The Cutty Sark Ticket includes entry to Cutty Sark and access to its decks and exhibitions. Visitors can explore different parts of the ship, including crew areas and cargo spaces. The ticket also includes interactive displays that explain the ship’s history. It allows a self-guided visit at your own pace. Overall, it offers a complete maritime experience.
How long should I spend at the Cutty Sark?
A visit to Cutty Sark typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours. This allows enough time to explore the ship and learn about its history. Visitors interested in maritime heritage may spend longer. The experience is self-paced and flexible. Planning ahead helps maximize your visit.
What can I see at the Cutty Sark?
At Cutty Sark, visitors can see the ship’s original structure, decks, and interiors. Highlights include walking beneath the hull and exploring crew quarters. Interactive exhibits explain the ship’s voyages and trade history. Visitors can also learn about life at sea during the 19th century. It is a rich and immersive experience.
Is the Cutty Sark suitable for children?
Yes, Cutty Sark is suitable for children. The interactive exhibits and engaging storytelling make it interesting for younger visitors. However, parents should supervise children due to stairs and narrow spaces. It offers both fun and educational value. Families can enjoy exploring together.
Do I need to book Cutty Sark tickets in advance?
It is recommended to book Cutty Sark tickets in advance. This helps secure your entry and avoid queues. Advance booking is especially useful during weekends and holidays. It allows better planning of your visit. It ensures a smoother experience.
Is the Cutty Sark wheelchair accessible?
Cutty Sark offers partial wheelchair accessibility. Some areas are accessible, but certain sections involve stairs and narrow spaces. Visitors with mobility concerns should check accessibility details in advance. Facilities are available to assist where possible. Planning ahead is recommended.
Is the Cutty Sark Ticket worth it?
Yes, the Cutty Sark Ticket is worth it for those interested in history and maritime heritage. It offers a unique opportunity to explore a historic sailing ship. The experience is both educational and engaging. Visitors gain insight into global trade and life at sea. Many travelers consider it a must-visit attraction in Greenwich.
Where is the Cutty Sark located?
Cutty Sark is located in Greenwich, London, near the Royal Observatory Greenwich. It is easily accessible by public transport, including DLR, train, and riverboat services. The area is rich in attractions and history. Visitors can explore nearby sites as part of their visit. It is a well-connected and scenic location.

Ratings & Reviews

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George Brown
4
Travelled September 2026

A beautifully preserved slice of Victorian seafaring. It's quite expensive at 22 pounds for a visit of an hour or so....

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Lucas Petit
4
Travelled September 2026

The story of its record-breaking tea and wool voyages brings the ship to life. The main deck is outdoors,...

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Sana Iqbal
4
Travelled September 2026

Take the boat from Westminster to Greenwich, as it's a lovely way to arrive. The free National Maritime Museum nearby is an alternative if money's tight....

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Diego Gonzalez
5
Travelled September 2026

The carved figureheads under the hull are one of the less-known treasures here. It carried tea from China and later wool from Australia,...

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Felix Braun
4
Travelled September 2026

Combine it with the Royal Observatory or the free Maritime Museum nearby. The audio guide is worth it,...

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Riku Ito
4
Travelled September 2026

The main deck gives great views, and the holds below are full of interest. The main deck can be exposed and chilly on a wet,...

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Ananya Hussain
5
Travelled September 2026

Being able to walk right under the ship, looking up at the hull, was the highlight. Pricey at 22 pounds,...

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Rohan Singh
4
Travelled September 2026

The staff on board were knowledgeable and friendly. It's beautifully maintained, with ongoing conservation work on board....

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Kofi Mensah
5
Travelled September 2026

We'd heard it was small but special, and that's about right. You get a real sense of the scale and elegance of the clipper....

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Emeka Boateng
5
Travelled September 2026

The collection of 19th-century figureheads under the hull was a wonderful surprise. It's a genuine original ship,...

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Zara Sharma
5
Travelled September 2026

It earns its ticket if you have any interest in ships or history. Best value on a Greenwich Day Pass with the Observatory....

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Federica Conti
5
Travelled September 2026

The audio guide and displays explain everything clearly. A self-guided visit with the audio guide takes about an hour to 90 minutes....

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Sami Mansour
5
Travelled September 2026

It's rich in maritime history, from the tea clippers to the wool trade. The information boards and videos explain the ship's history well....

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Zara Khan
4
Travelled September 2026

The main deck gives great views, and the holds below are full of interest. The free National Maritime Museum nearby is an alternative if money's tight....

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Laura Ward
4
Travelled September 2026

We'd read to take the boat from Westminster, and it was a lovely trip. The story of its rescue and restoration is remarkable in itself....

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Sara Gomez
5
Travelled September 2026

The staff on board were knowledgeable and friendly. It's beautifully maintained, with ongoing conservation work on board....

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Luca Gallo
4
Travelled September 2026

No part of the ship is off limits, from the deck to the lower hold. It's included on the Go City London Pass if you're doing several attractions....

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Ying Ng
4
Travelled September 2026

The audio guide and displays explain everything clearly. It's quite expensive at 22 pounds for a visit of an hour or so....

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Jan Wagner
5
Travelled September 2026

Being able to walk right under the ship, looking up at the hull, was the highlight....

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Aisha Ali
4
Travelled September 2026

The story of its record-breaking tea and wool voyages brings the ship to life. It's a fairly quick visit,...

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Cutty Sark Ticket

USD 32.24

Insiders’ Tips

Visit alongside nearby attractions like the Royal Observatory and Greenwich Park to make the most of your day in Greenwich.

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