London Greenwich Cutty Sark Ticket

Meet the Historic Ship Cutty Sark in Greenwich

The Cutty Sark is a clipper ship built in 1869, renowned for its speed and cargo capacity at the time. It mainly transported goods such as Chinese umbrellas, tea, and wool to Britain. After its last voyage in 1954, it became a museum. The Cutty Sark underwent extensive restoration in 2012 to restore it to its original condition and now welcomes travelers from around the world as a museum showcasing various maritime exhibitions.

A London Landmark

The Cutty Sark, which was in charge of trade from Asia to the Victorian era, is docked around the museum, and the first floor has a unique structure that allows you to look up at the bottom of the ship. Inside the exhibition hall, important parts of British maritime history and shipbuilding are preserved and displayed, so we highly recommend visiting.