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Cutty Sark
Museum Gallery
4.5 (21038 reviews)
Museum arranged around the eponymous ship that used to speed tea from Asia to Victorian Britain.
King William Walk, London SE10 9HT, UK
+44 20 8858 4422
Did You Know?
Trade Focus
The Cutty Sark was primarily designed to transport tea from China to England as quickly as possible, competing in the 'tea races'.
Launch Year
The Cutty Sark was launched in 1869 from Dumbarton, Scotland, not England, but it became a famous landmark in Greenwich, England.
Later Cargo
After the tea trade declined, the Cutty Sark became a wool clipper, transporting wool from Australia to England.
Final Resting Place
The Cutty Sark is now a museum ship in Greenwich, London, allowing visitors to explore its history and construction.
Highlights from Reviews
• well-preserved ship
The ship is well-maintained, providing an immersive experience that makes visitors feel like they're stepping back in time.
• interactive displays
Offers interactive exhibits and displays suitable for all ages, making it an engaging and educational experience, especially for children.
• unique perspective
The opportunity to walk beneath the ship's hull provides a unique and memorable perspective.
• good views
The ship offers great views of Greenwich and other parts of London from the top deck.
• helpful staff
The staff are helpful, and the ship is almost fully accessible due to lift throughout the old cargo holds.
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