Cutty Sark
Cutty Sark
Cutty Sark

Cutty Sark Tours and Tickets

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Now permanently docked in Greenwich, London, this 19th-century tea clipper—one of the fastest vessels of its era—once sailed the seas between Britain and China. Onboard exhibitions and costumed characters document what life was like for the crew as they steered the ship to ports all around the world.

  • King William Walk, Greenwich, London, Greater London, SE10 9HT

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Paul_S, Oct 2023
Fantastic afternoon get away
Greenwich was a nice town to visit, lots of old taverns and shops to visit. Afternoon tea was fantastic and the food was surprisingly good. The cutty stark was quite interesting. We enjoyed the afternoon very much.
Evelyn_N, Oct 2023
Great experience !!!
Easy access to a fascinating insight of the ship and its history , felt transport back in time , brilliant !!!!
Carolyn_K, Jul 2023
One hiccup made it a 4 star experience
Rated 4 stars because the museum would not accept our bar code ticket on our Apple wallet. I had to sift through Viator emails on my phone to find the email confirmation :( for the museum entrance. Other than that the museum is spectacular. Watched a live performance of a narration by the captain of the life of a crew member on the ship. Ate some cake and drank tea in the cafeteria and visited a lovely memorabilia shop. A very memorable experience. The ship is incredibly restored!!
WayneD_M, Jun 2023
Afternoon Tea aboard the Cutty Sark
We thoroughly enjoyed our “afternoon tea” on the sole surviving tea clipper the “Cutty Sark” At Greenwich, UK! The tea itself was delicious and the tour of the ship was fun indeed and informative. The walking tour of Greenwich was very interesting as well!
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:Should I book Cutty Sark tickets in advance?
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We recommend booking e-tickets ahead of time to secure your spot since Cutty Sark can get crowded. If you book with Viator, you can cancel at least 24 hours before the start date of your tour for a full refund.
Q:How much does it cost to visit Cutty Sark 2024?
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Currently, an entrance ticket to Cutty Sark costs USD 26.06. Guided Cutty Sark tours start around USD 26.06 per person.
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Q:How long should I spend at the Cutty Sark?
A:You should spend around 1.5 hours at the Cutty Sark to explore the decks and hull, as well as soak up views of London's skyline. If you’d like to enjoy some tea and cake in the hull, make sure to add some extra time to your visit, too.
Q:Can you see the Cutty Sark without paying?
A:Yes, you can see the exterior of the 150-year-old Cutty Sark ship without paying, but you'll need to buy an admission ticket to go inside the ship and to see its hull, cabins, and deck. If you book afternoon tea in the hull, you're given access to the ship’s interior.
Q:What is the best day to visit the Cutty Sark?
A:The best days to visit the Cutty Sark are Tuesday and Wednesday, outside of the British-school holidays in July and August. These days give you the best chance of exploring the ship without the massive crowds, especially if you aim to arrive in time for the ship's mid-morning opening.
Q:Is the Cutty Sark accessible?
A:Nearly all the Cutty Sark is wheelchair-accessible as there are elevators to all levels of this historical ship. A few parts of the Main Deck aren’t accessible; however, there's virtual access to these, too. Keep in mind, because of the ship's small size, mobility scooters aren't allowed onboard the Cutty Sark.
Q:Is the Cutty Sark worth it?
A:Yes, visiting the Cutty Sark is worth it. This award-winning Greenwich attraction traces the history of the clipper ship, which was the fastest of its time. You’ll explore a specially restored ship, including its deck, cabins, hull, and lookout points as if you were a crew member sailing to Shanghai in 1870.
Q:What is so special about the Cutty Sark?
A:The Cutty Sark is so special because it was the fastest ship of its time when it made voyages during the 1800s, which were primarily to transport tea between China and the UK. Today, it's been impeccably renovated and is a must-visit for history buffs and families.