London Greenwich: Cutty Sark Entry Ticket & Afternoon Tea

Explore the Cutty Sark,
Greenwich's historic sailing ship

Built for the China tea trade and launched in 1869, the Cutty Sark is regarded as a marvel of engineering and design. Carefully restored, it now operates as a museum and visitor experience. An English audio guide is included so you can explore at your own pace while listening to the commentary.

Discover the crew's quarters and take the wheel

Explore the whole ship and learn how sailors lived aboard this true survivor of the seas. Look around the crew's living quarters and try taking the ship's wheel yourself.

Walk beneath the copper hull

Learn about the ambitious six-year conservation project that raised the ship more than 3 m above the ground, then stand directly beneath it to see its elegant hull lines and design up close, from the original timber planks to the iron frame.

Enjoy afternoon tea beneath the Cutty Sark

After your visit, enjoy a traditional British afternoon tea beneath the hull of the Cutty Sark, the ship that carried tea to Britain.