Old Royal Naval College

Absolutely. There’s dress-up, interactive guides, family trails, and loads of open space for running wild, playing pirates, or picnicking with teddies.

It’s like Greenwich’s Sistine Chapel – stunning ceiling art telling stories of kings, queens, and sailors. Kids love spotting the weird details (like flying babies and sea monsters).

Yes, especially if they’re into architecture, photography or period dramas. It’s also a top Insta spot, and teens might recognise it from TV and films.

Kids aged 5 and up get the most from the trails and exhibitions, but little ones will still enjoy the space, dressing up and sheer scale of the buildings.

Not essential, but booking tickets online is usually cheaper and quicker, especially during weekends or holidays.

Allow at least 1.5 to 2 hours, longer if you’re combining it with the Painted Hall, lunch, or nearby attractions.

Yes, the whole site is fully accessible, with ramps, lifts and friendly staff. There are also baby change facilities and quiet zones.

There’s a café on site, plus plenty of options at Greenwich Market – including child-friendly restaurants and riverside pubs with outdoor seating.

Please do, they’ll love the history, stories, and scenery. It’s easy to get around and full of places to sit, rest, and take it all in.

You’re spoiled! Check out the Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich Park, and the Royal Observatory – all just minutes away on foot.