Do you need some inspiration for planning an unforgettable group day out in Greenwich? From spectacular views of London to incredible tales of adventure and discovery, our attractions are popular with groups around the world.
See below for more information on how to create a memorable day out at Royal Museums Greenwich.
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Royal Observatory
Step foot on the Prime Meridian of the World at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, the home of Greenwich Mean Time. Located a short walk from the Blackheath Gate coach drop-off point, this is a must-see for any London group itinerary. Learn the fascinating history behind the revolutionary Harrison clocks, take in unrivalled views of London and marvel at the Great Equatorial Telescope, among the largest of its kind in the world. Let our free audio guide bring this unique London landmark to life, available to download in advance of your visit.
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Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass
Want to stand astride the Prime Meridian and take the helm of Cutty Sark on the same day? The Royal Museums Greenwich Day Pass offers unbeatable value on an adventure-packed day out in the heart of Maritime Greenwich. The Day Pass offers discounted entry to all our sites. With the 15% group discount for 15 or more people on top of this, the Day Pass ticket offers amazing value for your day out in Greenwich. Please note that the Day Pass Ticket does not include planetarium shows.
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Peter Harrison Planetarium
Take a tour of the universe from the comfort of your seat at London’s only working planetarium. Located in Greenwich Park at the heart of the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO World Heritage Site, this state-of-the-art 120-seat planetarium has an exciting programme of shows covering topics like the stars visible in night sky, the sun and the moon, the planets in our solar system, and much more. Buckle up and let our team of expert astronomers take you on an unforgettable journey through the stars!
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Cutty Sark
All aboard the fastest ship of its day, Cutty Sark, the world's only surviving tea clipper. Built in 1869 to serve the China tea trade, the ship’s huge sail area and copper-clad hull put it at the cutting edge of Victorian shipbuilding. Today, Cutty Sark is an award-winning visitor attraction and an iconic London landmark. Conveniently located right by Greenwich Pier, this much-loved national icon is just a 40-minute boat trip from Central London. Learn all about the adventures of the crew and experience first-hand what life was like onboard with our free immersive audio guide.
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Afternoon Tea at Cutty Sark
Why not bring your group for Afternoon Tea underneath the most famous ship to bring tea to Britain? Your group can indulge in a delicious Afternoon Tea of scones with clotted cream and strawberry jam, traditional sandwiches and a selection of mouthwatering cakes. Expect the highest standards of service and an unforgettable experience.
Please note that when enjoying our catering at Cutty Sark, an entry ticket to the ship is required due to the location of the café within the site. All catering is operated by Benugo Ltd.
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The Queen’s House
This beautiful royal villa, designed by Inigo Jones and completed in the 1630s, is Britain’s oldest classical building and a pioneering masterpiece of 17th-century architecture. Over its long history the Queen's House has served as a royal 'House of Delights', a luxurious retreat for Kings and Queens, a place of pleasure for court favourites, and a thriving studio for artists and craftsmen. Today, it is recognised as one of London’s most celebrated art galleries, home to over 450 works of art, including the iconic Armada Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I.
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National Maritime Museum
With over 2 million objects in our collection including Nelson’s famous Trafalgar Coat, the National Maritime Museum is the largest museum of its kind in the world. Discover epic stories of exploration and endeavour that have shaped our world today and learn more about the history of Britain’s encounters with the sea. The museum also has plenty of seating available for group visits, as well as green spaces for you to enjoy during the summer months.
Find out more about current and upcoming exhibitions.
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Guided Tour
Explore more with a private guided tour led by one of our expert guides. Perfect for groups of 15 or more, these tours are available at the National Maritime Museum, The Queen’s House, Cutty Sark, and the Royal Observatory Greenwich. Tailored to your group’s interests, our tours cover a range of captivating topics from ocean exploration and groundbreaking navigational instruments to inspiring works of art. Book a private tour today and experience the rich history of our world-class collection up close.
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