Is de Cutty Sark het waard?
Worth it as the anchor of a Greenwich day: the walk beneath the hull of the world's last tea clipper is unique. Pair it with the Royal Observatory.
📍King William Walk, Greenwich SE10
Onze keuze: Entrance Ticket · Gratis annulering
Conclusie — is de Cutty Sark het waard?
Worth it as the anchor of a Greenwich day: walking beneath the hull of the world's last tea clipper is genuinely unique, and kids love the decks. Combine it with the Royal Observatory and arrive by riverboat to do Greenwich properly.
Snelle feiten
- Opening hours
- 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (varies by season)
- Location
- King William Walk, Greenwich SE10
- Age suitability
- All ages, excellent with kids
- Wheelchair accessible
- Yes, lifts to all decks
- Getting there
- 2 mins from Greenwich Pier, 1 min from Cutty Sark DLR
Hoe we de Cutty Sark hebben beoordeeld
Onze methode£22 for 60 to 90 minutes is fair for a genuinely one-of-a-kind ship, and Greenwich around it is free.
Walking under the copper-clad hull is unique, and the decks, wheel and cabins are brilliantly restored.
Rarely crowded outside school-holiday middays. One of London's most relaxed big attractions.
The anchor of a Greenwich day rather than a destination in itself. Pair it with the Royal Observatory and arrive by river.
Beste tijd om de Cutty Sark te bezoeken
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Combine it with the Royal Observatory on one Greenwich day and arrive by river: the sightseeing cruise from Westminster ends a two-minute walk from the ship.
Beste Cutty Sark-tickets, vergeleken
Alle attracties in London →| Tickettype | Wat is er inbegrepen | Prijs vanaf | TripScore | Onze keuze |
|---|---|---|---|---|
AANBEVOLEN Entrance Ticket All decks + under the hull |
| £22.00 per volwassene | 8.0 Beste overall | Bekijk tickets → |
Entry + Afternoon Tea Ship visit + tea under the hull |
| £43.00 per volwassene | 7.6 | Bekijk tickets → |
Rig Climb Experience Harnessed climb of the rigging |
| £60.00 per volwassene | 7.4 | Bekijk tickets → |
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Wat bezoekers zeggen
4.3/5 · 1,308 beoordelingen"Experience the historic Cutty Sark in Greenwich, enjoying the world's last surviving tea clipper and immersing yourself in its rich history"
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Waarom de Cutty Sark de moeite waard is
- ✓The last surviving tea clipper on earth, launched in 1869 and beautifully restored.
- ✓The under-hull walk beneath 963 tonnes of ship exists nowhere else.
- ✓Brilliant with kids: the wheel, bunks, cargo hold and family trails.
- ✓Two minutes from Greenwich Pier, so the riverboat ride doubles as the journey.
Veelgemaakte fouten bij de Cutty Sark
- ✗Rushing past the under-hull gallery, which is the bit you can't do anywhere else on earth.
- ✗Making it your only Greenwich stop when the Observatory and market are minutes away.
- ✗School-holiday middays, the one time the decks feel busy.
- ✗Taking the Tube when the riverboat from Westminster is half the fun of the trip.
Hoe de Cutty Sark zich verhoudt
Andere top-attracties in London gerangschikt op TripScore.
Worth it for the Prime Meridian, Flamsteed House and Harrison's sea clocks. Go at 10am opening to skip the line queue; the hilltop view outside is free.
Yes if you visit between July and September — the only time the State Rooms open. Book the 9:30am slot online to skip the gate queue.
FAQ over de Cutty Sark
Is the Cutty Sark worth visiting?▾
Worth it, especially as part of a Greenwich day. She is the last tea clipper left in the world, and the dry dock lets you walk directly beneath the hull. Allow 60 to 90 minutes, then pair it with the Royal Observatory up the hill.
How long do you need at the Cutty Sark?▾
60 to 90 minutes covers all decks and the under-hull gallery comfortably. Add the rest of maritime Greenwich, which surrounds the ship, for a full half-day.
Is the Cutty Sark rig climb worth it?▾
If you have a head for heights, yes: you climb harnessed into the rigging of a real clipper with views over Greenwich and the Thames. Minimum age and height limits apply, so check before booking for children.
What's the best way to get to the Cutty Sark?▾
By river: the sightseeing cruise from Westminster Pier takes about an hour and lands you two minutes from the ship. Otherwise Cutty Sark DLR station is a one-minute walk.
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Onze keuze · Vanaf
£22 · Entrance Ticket
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