Royal Museums Greenwich

Discover the historic world of seafaring with a visit to the Royal Museums Greenwich in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich.

Enjoy the Royal Museums Greenwich with The London Pass®

• With your pass, you'll receive a complimentary copy of the souvenir guide worth £6 (subject to availability).

Discover tales of world-famous explorers, sail a ship into port with a state-of-the-art Bridge simulator and explore Britain’s seafaring history in the largest maritime museum in the world. 

Make the most of your London Pass

Attractions where public entry is free, have added benefits for London Pass holders. Grab your free souvenir guide upon arrival at either the National Maritime Museum or Queen’s House.

National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum houses over two million objects related to seafaring; this Greenwich museum has both permanent and changing exhibitions over three floors and possesses the most important holdings in the world on the history of Britain at sea including both British and Dutch maritime art, cartography, manuscripts, and ship models. The museum is also home to the world's largest maritime library and archive collection.

Queen's House

This stunning 17th-century villa designed by Inigo Jones has a beautifully maintained black and white geometric marble floor dating from 1635. Today the villa plays host to renowned artworks by British and European masters including Turner, Gainsborough, Hogarth, and Stubbs, as well as works by leading contemporary artists. Make sure to snap a pic by the beautiful Tulip Stairs, the first geometric self-supporting spiral stairs in Britain.

What's On

Take a look here to see What's On at the Royal Museums Greenwich.

Getting in: show your pass at the admission desk of either the National Maritime Museum or Queen’s House to receive your free souvenir guide.

For more information, please visit the Royal Museums Greenwich website.