Cutty Sark Rig Climbing Experience
Hightlight
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Car Parking
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City Centre
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Family Friendly
A great activity for those who love the adrenaline rush. Visit the Cutty Sark for a rig climbing experience where you’ll be able to climb the famous masts of Cutty Sark and experience a unique London adventure. Experience life at sea and climb the rigging of one of London’s true icons.
For the first time since the ship’s arrival in Greenwich in 1954, you’ll be able to climb the rigging of Cutty Sark and get a taste of what it would have been like to sail the historic ship.
What’s included
- Entrance fees
- Audio guide
- Use of equipment
- Timed entry ticket
Do this because
- Visit Cutty Sark, the celebrated historic sailing ship and fastest of its time.
- Set sail for Greenwich and discover what life was like on board the iconic sailing ship
- Includes all entrance tickets so that you can book everything together
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Google Reviews
Doris Chan
6 months agoGreat experience to learn on the history of this famous ship. The fastest tall ship of its time could do 300 miles per day. Very good exhibition. Cafe in the basement is great too. Realised they do afternoon tea package. The basement is really sitting by the bottom of the ship with the glass roof on top with sunlight coming in. We became member of the museum too so we can go to planetarium and The Royal observatory. Music and comedy night events are featured here too.
Graham Fraser
3 weeks agoWe visited the Cutty Sark in Greenwich. What a fantastic ship. We spent 2 and a half hours looking around this historical site. You could easily spend a full day here if you had the time. Very informative and enlightening displays on board, below deck and on the top deck and inside the crew's quarters. It is a true feat of engineering and ship building considering when it was built. There is also a cafe area and a souvenir shop. The staff are very helpful and the shop is very well stocked with affordable items for sale. I would recommend a visit for people of all ages.
István Huczek
4 months agoReally interesting place if you want to see how it's looks like the life was on a boat. You can see in her original condition this famous ship (after a fire rebuild some parts), which was quicker in her time. This was an excellent opportunity for me to find out more about the see life and the real size of these ships. There is a good quality restaurant, clean and tidy place. Disabled access available, staff helpful and friendly. No parking available.
Sean Bridge-Smith
2 months agoFamily day out. As a tea lover this gave me plenty of Insightful history with the shipments of tea. Afternoon tea was lovely and delicious, staff were friendly and helpful. Plenty of things to do and see in the area , definitely visit the market nearby for additional fun.
Ian Brown
2 months agoIt was a bit disappointing, to be honest. It's a religious ship so there's plenty of space for exhibition but it's not very well utilised. There's a lot of empty space that could be put to better use. Also, you have to use an app for the audio giude, which is not very good. It would be better if they had proper manual audio guides. It's worth a visit if you're in the area.
