London: Greenwich Cutty Sark Maritime Museum Ticket

Meet the Historic Ship Cutty Sark in Greenwich

The Cutty Sark, built in 1869, was renowned for its speed and cargo capacity. Primarily used to transport goods like umbrellas, tea, and wool from China to Britain, it ceased operations in 1954 and is now a museum. After undergoing extensive restoration in 2012, the Cutty Sark has been restored to its original condition and welcomes travelers worldwide with various maritime exhibitions.

A London Landmark

The Cutty Sark, which once handled trade from Asia during the Victorian era, is docked around the museum. The first floor has a unique structure that allows you to look up at the bottom of the ship. Inside the exhibition rooms, you can see important parts of British maritime history and shipbuilding, so we highly recommend visiting.