Landmarks

Cutty Sark Entrance Tickets

Cutty Sark ship with blooming tree in Greenwich garden, London.

Cutty Sark hull under glass canopy in Greenwich, London.

Cutty Sark deck with lifeboats and wooden cabin, Greenwich, London, UK.

Cutty Sark ship at National Maritime Museum, London, with visitors nearby.

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Audio guide

Enhance your experience with multilingual audio guide

4.3/5

(842)

Heith

Oct 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Really great interactive things to engage with while touring the ship. Lots of amazing information and history! I would recommend it to anybody visiting London

Line

Jul 2025

Verified booking

5/5

Easy to book tickets, and great that you could also use them at det Greenwich planetarium. Fun and interesting to walk around in the Cutty Sark. Worth a go.

Step aboard the Cutty Sark, the world’s fastest ship of the 1800s and the last remaining tea clipper of its kind.

Walk the main deck and immerse yourself in the lives of the sailors who once braved rough seas aboard this 963-ton Victorian marvel.

Meet the legendary Captain Woodget and his crew through engaging storytelling brought to life with your audio guide, also available in British Sign Language.

Enjoy stunning views of London from the deck while discovering tales of global voyages, maritime innovation, and Britain’s seafaring legacy.

Entry ticket to Cutty Sark

Multilingual downloadable audio tour (including British Sign Language audio guide)

Meals

Transfers to and from the attraction

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

4.3
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What our guests say
Heith
Oct 2025
Verified booking
5/5
Really great interactive things to engage with while touring the ship. Lots of amazing information and history! I would recommend it to anybody visiting London
Weidenhiller
Oct 2025
Verified booking
5/5
Great ship . Lots on offer for interested children. Lovingly made
Line
Jul 2025
Verified booking
5/5
Easy to book tickets, and great that you could also use them at det Greenwich planetarium. Fun and interesting to walk around in the Cutty Sark. Worth a go.
Anita
Feb 2025
Verified booking
5/5
The history behind, the accessibility for children to interact, and the spacious ground floor where the cafe is situated; my 10 year old grandson loved it.
Uzma
Jan 2025
Verified booking
5/5
It was easy to book and straightforward on the day

Step aboard the historic Cutty Sark in Greenwich and explore the world’s last surviving tea clipper.

Getting started

Begin your visit at the main entrance of the Cutty Sark, where your ticket will be validated. Make sure you download the free audio tour beforehand to guide your journey through the ship.

What to expect

Cutty Sark

Launched in 1869, the Cutty Sark is a celebrated British landmark and the last remaining tea clipper from the great age of sail. This vessel once raced across oceans, carrying tea from China to London at record speed.

Features

Main deck and rigging: Walk the teak decks and see the towering masts that made the Cutty Sark one of the fastest ships of her time.

Captain’s quarters: Step inside the restored living spaces to glimpse the daily life of officers and crew during long voyages.

Ship’s hull: Stand beneath the sleek copper hull, an engineering marvel designed for speed and now suspended for visitors to admire.

Interactive exhibits: Engage with displays revealing the ship’s trading routes, cargo, and the stories of those who sailed her.

What to bring

Carry a valid photo ID if it is requested at the entrance.

Download the free audio tour beforehand to avoid any potential connectivity issues at the site.

Have your car park ticket ready if you selected the parking access option.

What’s not allowed

Outside food and meals are not permitted on board.

Large bags, suitcases, or oversized luggage cannot be brought onto the ship for security reasons.

Pets are not allowed, except for registered assistance dogs.

Accessibility

Due to the historic nature of the ship, the experience may not be fully suitable for all mobility needs.

A maximum of three wheelchairs can be accommodated on the ship at any one time to comply with fire safety and evacuation regulations.

Accessible parking is only available if you have the corresponding car park ticket.

Additional information

All children, including those under 4, must be accompanied by a paying adult.

The downloadable audio tour is available with British Sign Language support.

The ship is open from 10am to 5pm, with the last admission at 4:15pm.

The car park is situated on Park Row and closes immediately after 5pm.

Car park access is only included if you purchased the specific parking option.

For a quieter visit, try to come outside of peak hours between 12pm and 3pm.

How to Redeem Your Ticket

You will receive your mobile voucher in your email shortly.

Please display this mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID at the attraction.

If you have purchased reduced price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification.

You should arrive at the attraction on the date and start time specified above.

Meeting Point

Cutty Sark, King William Walk, East Greenwich, London SE10 9HT, UK

Getting there

By Bus

Reach the Cutty Sark bus stop using buses on routes 129, 177, 180, 188, 199, or 386.

By Metro

Take the Southeastern Line to Greenwich station and then the DLR line to Cutty Sark. The attraction is a 3-minute walk from here.

By Boat

You can take an MBNA Thames Clipper from any of the major piers in London (London Bridge, London Eye, or Tower Pier), and reach the Greenwich stop directly.