Cutty Sark London - Your London Guide

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1 Cutty Sark in London, Address, Phone, Email, Hours, Attractions
2 What’s inside Cutty Sark?

Cutty Sark in London, Address, Phone, Email, Hours, Attractions

Cutty Sark is an award-winning visitor attraction.

Address: King William Walk, London SE10 9HT, United Kingdom

Phone: +44 20 8858 4422

Website: https://www.rmg.co.uk/

Daily Timing:10am-5pm (last entry 4.15pm)

What’s inside Cutty Sark?

Cutty Sark Rig Climb Experience

Tourists can climb the masts of Cutty Sark to get a bird’s-eye view of London and the Thames.

Cutty Sark Comedy

There will be a three-comedian lineup at Cutty Sark in June, and it promises to be an amazing night of comedy.

Family fun weekends

Guests of all ages can enjoy a day at Cutty Sark, which features a variety of workshops and activities.

Eat and drink
Shopping

From books and prints to models and toys and games, you’ll find the ideal Cutty Sark present here. You can shop online or on board our ship.

Music x Museums presented by Viking

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, led by Dame Sarah Connolly, will perform in Cutty Sark for the first time ever with the largest orchestra.

For more information, you can check here.

Things to do

It is possible to climb the masts of Cutty Sark and get a view of the Thames and London like no other from the ship’s decks.
Dreams of sailing come true when you hold the wheel of a ship and watch the kilometers of rope swaying in the wind above your head.
Walk the main deck
A trip to the Cutty Sark is a memorable family outing.
Take in the breathtaking vistas of the Thames. This is the perfect opportunity to take a picture of London’s skyline while surrounded by the deck and rigging.
You can visit the captain’s cabin.

You can more information here.

You can access the Site map

Accessibility

Emergency evacuation
Regular training program for our employees in D/deaf awareness and communication.
The Museum welcomes guide dogs, hearing dogs, and assistance dogs.
Access to the Royal Museums Greenwich for companions accompanying visitors with impairments is free of charge.

Facilities

Toilets, a baby-changing station, and an accessible toilet are available on the ground floor of the Stanhope entrance off Romney Road, directly across from the ticket counter.
There are lockers near the Propeller on Level 0 of West St. There is a one-time fee of one pound (£1).
At the Sammy Ofer Wing on the ground floor of the National Maritime Museum, please visit the information desk to inquire about or hand in lost items.
Prayer, meditation, and introspection are all welcome in this space, which resides above the Great Map.
All of our cafes and gift stores are wheelchair-accessible at the National Maritime Museum.
Created a visual guide to assist you in gaining a better understanding of the existing policies in place to maintain social distance.
The Information Desks include free earplugs for children and adults.
It’s possible that visitors who request it will have access to private spaces.
Museum galleries and special exhibitions include a variety of fixed sitting options available to visitors.
In the Sammy Ofer Wing of the National Maritime Museum, a Changing Places facility is provided near the museum shop.
The Information Desks provide free hand-held magnifiers to patrons who need them. At the end of your visit, please return these.
Visitors are encouraged to interact with a wide range of exhibits that are on show at the Museum. Level 1’s Sea Things features open-display objects that visitors can interact with.
Visitor Assistants with British Sign Language (BSL) Level 1 certification are on hand to assist visitors.
All information desks and strategic areas on the sites have hearing loops installed.