Cutty Sark- The Tall Ship´s Races Review

First vist since the deversating fire, and was worth visiting the old ship, which has been fully restored, showing the history of what was the fasted ship on the seas. The Showing its history and work done to preserve the ship.

The entry tickets are a little bit pricey but it's totally with the money if you are into its history!

A disappointment compared 40 years ago.
It is now packaged in a glass. Above concrete like a model in a shop. You want to put it first. In the water of the Thames

Great plaza from which to watch life flow by along the south bank of the Thames River. Kids watch water taxis, musicians serenade lovers enjoying the sunset and seagulls hover above.

Wonderful to see the old cutter restored and open to the public

Age 3 master known by some english books is also cool

Very enjoyable and educational. It was a good mix of different mediums for learning. I really enjoyed the bench that simulated the rocking of the sea. Well preserved and the set up is excellent.

Restored recently the cutty sark is now a bigger splendour than it used to be, situated right by the river Thames in Greenwich.

Definitely worth going. The price to the entrance guarantees you some peace and quiet inside. Staff is very friendly and passionate about this beautiful boat. The boat itself is gorgeous and it s fun to walk around and discover a bit about ships and trading in those days.

Previously the fastest sailing ship in the world, the Cutty Sark is a truly special part of world history. Access to public transport and the Greenwich foot tunnel is perfect if you just dropping by to take a look. Markets are also held here often so if your looking to embrace the culture of this place I recommend coming here.

I love the place. The view is amazing especially at sunset. Nice palce for a walk.

Amazingly beautiful restored tea clipper. Great day out with lots of interesting history.

Lovely day out bit pricey though
Take packaged lunch to help keep the cost down

What a beautiful ship, great couple of hours on the Cutty Sark. Brilliantly restored, glad I wasn't a crew member, sleeping in a small wooden bunk. Lovely cafe under the ship, not too pricey.

So beautiful and almost feels like you're no longer in London. The mix of old and new architecture enhances the feel of being on a campus.

In summer, street performances will occur all day around the Cutty Sark boat which is such an interesting and beautiful sight to watch whilst you're having the lunch you bought from the many market places Cutty Sark offers

My favourite place

Best pub in Greenwich! Amazing views of the O2 and Canary Wharf

It is worth visiting this sailboat. It is impressive and very didactic with children

Didn't actually go on board this time but have always loved the ship

There are far better ships with cheaper admission than this one.

Great fun exploring this with our 7 year old. Interactive booklet for kids.

It's really beautiful, such a dramatic change from when I was a small child. There isn't much to do there other than take pictures by the boat or walk around the seafront also site seeing around the shops and go to eat.

Beautiful boat, would like to have more available people for answering questions

Interesting and well designed museum for the Cutty Sark. Make sure you join the tour, it is acted out very well and was great fun. Excellent value for money.

Great venue for a family day out. There's quite a lot of hands-on and interactive stuff for the kids, including tours of the top deck by the captain. There's a handy cafe for a pit stop, but the ship is really handy for loads of places in Greenwich. Fascinating details of life of the crew back in the era of tea clippers.

I did not think so, but the visit was really worthwhile. Above all, the cafe under the ship has an interesting flair. Especially worth it in the Explorer Ticket ...

Had a lovely day listening to the story of Nanni and the Cutty Sark. As a tea vessel it is impressive. Good for an afternoon of education, didn't take long to see it all.

Ok. Not a lot to sea though apart from a normal old ship.

You don't get to see something like this everyday, renowned clipper ship of the 19th century. Still in amazing condition and so appealing to the eye. You can explore all of the inside!

Very nice, I could not visit the museum but in the square I found some excellent street food

Ship exposed outdoors in the Greenwich neighborhood to be admired in all its majesty

Loved it, not ventured out to it before what an idiot

Google says it closes at 5pm. But the last entry is at 4.15pm. So plan accordingly.

Amazing experience. They have optimised it for families to make sure children are not bored by adding things like collect the stamp book and drive your own ship on screen simulator. There are hundreds of amazing photo opportunities with the main one being in front of the ships starring wheel. This ship allows you to go back in time and see the quarters of the staff and see how they lived. It was very interesting and had amazing easy to read information in clever places. I would recomend you go here with family. It is amazing value for money.

Great historical interest, carefully restored. Lots of stuff for youngsters. Haven't been since I was a kid - well worth the visit.

The ship from inside looks atnoshingly beautiful. It was one of the historical significant items to observe. Me and my wife both enjoyed the view from the deck. The view from the deck was very nice during high tide in the Thames.

Beautiful renovation that highlights this superb vessel

Fabulous place to visit, it really brings back old memories and its history.

A lovely interactive experience for children and adults alike. A lot to learn and take in, and the fact that you can see exactly how it was is fantastic. A great memorial.

A nice place to visit. It is captured in many UK movies

Nice family day out and very educational. They also have interactive parts for the kids.

Wonderfully presented and very interesting with plenty of other attractions nearby in Greenwich.

Amazing place to roam around after classes. Love watching flow of water while drinking coffee sitting outside Costa benches.