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Royal Observatory Greenwich: Entry Ticket

Cutty Sark: Entry Ticket

Old Royal Naval College: Entry with Painted Hall + Public Tour

Eltham Palace and Gardens

Royal Observatory: Planetarium Show Entry Ticket

Cutty Sark London: Entry Ticket + Afternoon Tea

London: Cutty Sark Rig Climb Ticket

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers: Single Trip Ticket & Painted Hall

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers: Roundtrip Ticket & Painted Hall

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers: 1-Day Hop-on Hop-off Pass + Painted Hall Entry

Royal Observatory & Prime Meridian: Early Access + Guided Tour

Bromley

Ready to be in two places at once? Stand with one foot in the eastern hemisphere and one in the west at London's Royal Observatory in Greenwich. 

Your Royal Observatory tickets invite you into the home of space and time, you'll learn all about the Greenwich Meridian Line and GMT, and how it was chosen to be the Prime Meridian of the world back in 1884! Get ready for stories of space, stars, and astronomy, and maybe even leave with fresh dreams of exploring the world.

All aboard Cutty Sark! You won't be sailing anywhere, but you will find out what life was like on board the world’s last surviving tea clipper. Stand on the deck, get amazing Thames views, and see this incredible ship from underneath her beautiful hull.

Immerse yourself in the captivating history of a magnificent riverside estate by joining an award-winning tour of the Old Royal Naval College, for a vivid picture of the estate's rich history.

Begin your exploration by stepping into the breathtaking 17th-century Painted Hall, a masterpiece that took an astonishing 19 years to complete. Often referred to as the UK's Sistine Chapel, this grand hall will leave you in awe. With the assistance of an informative audio guide, you'll uncover the intricacies and stories behind every brushstroke.

Next, venture into the Chapel, where you'll find yourself surrounded by one of Britain's finest eighteenth-century interiors. The exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail will transport you back in time, offering a glimpse into the past splendor of the estate.

Step right into a time capsule at Eltham Palace, the love child of a medieval castle, a Tudor palace and a swanky 1930s millionaire’s mansion. This historical gem was once a royal playground from the 14th to 16th century, where monarchs, including a young King Henry VIII, reveled in the lush surrounding parks.

Fast-forward to the 1930s, and the palace received a facelift of epic proportions. Eccentric millionaires Stephen and Virginia Courtauld transformed this regal residence into an Art Deco wonderland, creating an irresistible fusion of history and modernity. 

The gardens mirror this eclectic mix, flaunting a quirky blend of old and new. Visitors can marvel at the stunning herbaceous borders, saunter through the meticulously arranged rose gardens, and find solace in the enchanting Rock Garden, complete with tranquil pools and cascades that tumble down to the moat.

Join a planetarium show at the Royal Observatory Greenwich and learn about the universe from expert astronomers. Located in Maritime Greenwich, the Peter Harrison Planetarium is London's only operational planetarium. 

This 120-seat facility offers shows like The Sky Tonight, which examines the night sky as it will appear on the day of your visit. Learn about the lives of stars and the satellites orbiting Earth.

Cutty Sark – the world’s sole-surviving tea clipper – was built in 1869 to bring the finest and freshest teas back to London. Now you too can savour Cutty Sark's rich history while enjoying a truly unique London afternoon tea experience.

Leave behind the traditional hotels and bus tours: at Cutty Sark, you can dine beneath the ship itself!

Indulge in a special afternoon tea sitting directly beneath Cutty Sark's iconic copper-clad hull. Choose from a selection of teas, sandwiches and sweet treats as you marvel at the historic engineering of the fastest ship of its day.

All table bookings include entry to the ship, so you can explore Cutty Sark at your leisure before or after your tea.

Embark on an unforgettable London adventure and experience life at sea by climbing the rigging of one of the city's most iconic landmarks - the *Cutty Sark*.

For the first time in nearly 70 years, visitors have the rare opportunity to ascend the famous masts and get a feel for what it was like to sail this legendary vessel. 

Before your climb, receive a short safety briefing and learn fascinating details about the ship's history and what life was like for the crew onboard.

Your ticket also includes general admission to *Cutty Sark* on the same day, so be sure to allow enough time to fully explore this magnificent ship before or after your climb.

The climb itself will be tailored to your own speed and abilities, so take your time and savour every moment aboard *Cutty Sark*.

Ride on an Uber Boat by Thames Clippers to see London from the Thames. Visit Greenwich's Old Royal Naval College, a site with 600 years of history. This riverside estate is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. 

See the Painted Hall, often called "UK’s Sistine Chapel," and learn about the birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.

Avoid the crowds and explore London by Uber Boats, the fastest on the River Thames. These boats depart every 20 minutes from piers like Battersea Power Station and Barking Riverside.

Visit the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, a historic estate that's part of a UNESCO World Heritage site. See the Painted Hall, known as the "UK's Sistine Chapel," and learn about the birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I.

Visit the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, a UNESCO World Heritage site with over 600 years of history. Explore the Painted Hall and see the birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, and learn about the area’s history and architecture.

Founded in 1675, the Royal Observatory is Britain’s oldest scientific institution. Get a chance to see it before the crowds arrive.

You'll stand on the Prime Meridian and step into the birthplace of modern astronomy. Your knowledgeable guide will explain the history of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and the search for longitude. 

See the Octagon Room, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, and enjoy a tour that brings to life the stories of how the Prime Meridian was established in Greenwich.

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