Combos

Combo: Royal Observatory Greenwich + Royal Observatory Planetarium Show Tickets

Grab this budget-friendly combo for a thrilling journey through time and space at the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the immersive Planetarium Show!

4.4/5(990)

Bengisu Y

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Our visit to the Greenwich Observatory was really enjoyable. The only thing I would have preferred is if they sold one pair of solar eclipse glasses per person rather than one per family. ☺️ I definitely recommend the visit!

Chiara M

Couple

Verified booking

Aug 2026

The Greenwich Observatory is a must-see that you can't find anywhere else in the world! 4 out of 5 stars—only because the section dedicated to astronomy is unfortunately closed until 2027.

Miss Veronika M

Family

Verified booking

Jun 2026

It was so easy to book and the little discount was such a nice touch to it. Very straightforward and reliable application. Definitely a must have on holidays.

Discover the best of Greenwich in one day with a combo ticket to the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the Peter Harrison Planetarium.

Walk in the footsteps of history as you explore the story of Greenwich Mean Time and stand on the Prime Meridian Line, the line that divides the world.

Delve into horological history with John Harrison’s marine chronometers and gaze at the stars through the Great Equatorial Telescope, at the Royal Observatory Greenwich.

Enjoy live shows at the Peter Harrison Planetarium, guided by expert astronomers, and experience interactive presentations like We Are Guardians.

Enhance your visit with a multilingual audio guide and on-site exhibitions for an engaging experience perfect for families and astronomy enthusiasts.

Benefit from the convenience of public transport and reach the Royal Observatory hassle-free, with the flexibility to explore the attractions on the same day or over multiple days.

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Entry to Royal Observatory Greenwich

Multilingual audio guide

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

Entry to the Peter Harrison Planetarium

Access to The Sky Tonight show

Access to special exhibitions

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Bengisu Y
Family
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Our visit to the Greenwich Observatory was really enjoyable. The only thing I would have preferred is if they sold one pair of solar eclipse glasses per person rather than one per family. ☺️ I definitely recommend the visit!
Nicholas T
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
An easy system to use. Our trip was very enjoyable. A little disappointed that parts of ths observatory were closed for renovation
Michael B
Couple
Verified booking
3 days ago
When we went to the main telescope, there was a large group. And we could not enjoy the experience as we wanted. This group was panderred to at every part of the experience. Making us feel very hurried and not able to take in the incredible exhibits. There guid was extremely loud and this also took away from our experience. We left underwhelmed. Such a shame, because my wife and I were very excited to tick off a bucket list experience
Alexander K
Solo
Verified booking
Aug 2026
Placing the order was quick and easy. The ticket arrived right away, so I was able to use it immediately.
Geoffrey P
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Very informative venue, easy access

Tick off the wonders of astronomy with this combo ticket to the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the Royal Observatory Planetarium.

Getting started

Begin your visit at the Royal Observatory entrance, where your ticket will be validated. Download the free multilingual audio guide to explore at your own pace as you make your way through the observatory and planetarium.

What to expect

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Founded in 1675, the Royal Observatory Greenwich is the historic home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian of the world, guiding navigation and mapping the stars for over 300 years.

Features

Prime Meridian Line: Capture the moment of standing with one foot in the Eastern Hemisphere and the other in the Western Hemisphere.

Great Equatorial Telescope: Marvel at the UK's largest refracting telescope, still housed in its original 19th-century dome.

What to expect

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

The Peter Harrison Planetarium at the Royal Observatory is London’s only public planetarium, where visuals and expert commentary bring the universe to life.

Features

The Sky Tonight: Enjoy a live, presenter-led show guiding you through the current night sky, constellations, and astronomical events.

Immersive Shows: Explore themed experiences like We Are Guardians and Audio Universe, revealing how satellites help us understand space.

What to bring

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Bring your entry tickets, either printed or digital, along with a valid photo ID for verification at the entrance.

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

Keep your planetarium tickets ready, printed or digital, and have a valid photo ID available for entry.

What's not allowed

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Drones, bicycles, roller skates, balloons, selfie sticks, and photography of certain marked objects are not permitted.

Pets are not allowed due to venue restrictions.

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

Drones, bicycles, roller skates, balloons, selfie sticks, and photography of certain marked objects are prohibited.

Once the show has started, late entry and re-entry are not allowed.

Accessibility

Royal Observatory Greenwich

The site is partially accessible for wheelchair users and prams/strollers.

Wheelchair access is limited to the Meridian Line, Meridian Building ground floor, Astronomer’s Garden, and Camera Obscura.

Older Grade I listed buildings, including Flamsteed House and the Great Equatorial Telescope, are not wheelchair accessible.

Guide dogs are welcome on site.

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

The planetarium is wheelchair accessible via lift, though some larger mobility scooters may not fit.

An induction loop is available for visitors using hearing aids.

Additional information

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Plan your visit around 1pm to see the Time Ball drop at Flamsteed House for a unique experience.

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

Look out for the smallest and largest satellites during the We Are Guardians show for extra fun.