Cutty Sark

Yes. There are interactive exhibits, character encounters and loads of space to explore. Great for curious kids aged 6 and up.

Ages 6 to 12 will get the most out of it, but there’s enough for under-5s and older kids too, especially as part of a full Greenwich day out.

It depends. If they like history, engineering or cool spaces, yes. If not, it’s still worth a quick visit before heading to the park or Observatory.

Yes, especially during weekends and holidays. Booking online is cheaper and guarantees entry.

Mostly. There are lifts to most levels and buggy parking, but some areas on the main deck aren’t fully accessible.

Yes. You’ll find both on the lower ground floor near the café.

Yes. Under the ship’s hull you’ll find a café serving drinks, cakes and kids’ meals in a really cool space.

Yes, just no flash. Some temporary exhibitions might have restrictions but most of the ship is fair game.

Most families stay between one and two hours. Longer if you’re doing all the family activities or stopping for lunch.

Yes. Look out for sea shanty sessions, character actors and hands-on activities, especially during school holidays.

Comfy shoes and layers. The deck can be breezy, and you’ll be climbing stairs and walking across wooden floors.

No. Most of the ship is inside or under cover. Only the top deck is open to the elements.