Cutty Sark- The Tall Ship´s Races Review

Great place to visit for a family. My children 8 and almost 5 really enjoyed it as there were lots of things for them to see and do.

The Cutty Sark is worth a visit and if you are in London you should definitely visit the Cutty Sark.

This is a well restored tea clipper with a cafe under the bottom of the ship. Brilliant!

Decent museum if you're into Boats, Tea or even both. Audio tour is detailed as well.

Beautiful seniaria and a great landmark to visit...

We had a great time taking visiting family to Cutty Sark. Tours around the ship are led by "the Captain" who further illustrates the display with fascinating & entertaining recollections of what life was actually like back in the day.

Beautiful location on river thames with shops close by. Good for taking kids.

Really beautiful! Very nice bar and nice space for souvenirs

I didn't go inside it, because I came at night to see the boat and west London. It looks nice from the outside and that's all I could tell.

Superb beautiful sailing tour and interactive presentation with actor in costume very nice time. We had a great time. Tickets in presale on the internet cheaper than at the counter.

It is a lovely place to stop and rest after a cycle from Erith along the Thames path.
The ship itself has been wonderfully restored and is a great experience.
For all ages .
The surrounding area has many restaurants and pubs .
A visit to the cutty sark .
Can easily become a day out .
With all the things you can do around it too .

It s a beautiful place which holds a lot of history in Greenwich

Back to another era, even the characteristic smells are

This is a great place to visit about a 10 min stroll from the Cutty Sark DLR station in Greenwich. The Cutty Sark is a celebrated sailng ship which can be visited to see what life was like on an historic clipper. There's lots to do in Greenwich, shops, open market, cafes, bars and plenty of hotels. Well worth visiting, even though it does get busy. Would recommend going there for a short stay or day trip.

Prices have gone up since it was decorated, bloody rip off really cheaper around the corner at Wetherspoons! Half price !!

I recommend adults and children, a very nice museum.

Awesome place for a family day out. So much rich culture and history, very accessible and some great local restaurants and touristic views....

Brilliant piece of history nicely preserved and some great views managed to get some nice pictures

What's not to say is more the point. Just go, you'll not be disappointed. Qs can be lengthy at times but believe me worth the wait. The ship itself is simply beautiful the lines of the ship are stunning and the great catch . You get to see underneath the ship. Good facilities to boot. Do you and your family a favour. Go!

What a magnificent sailing ship. A must to visit - you can almost feel and hear the life on board all those years ago.

Mega expensive. How do they really think families can afford this.

Attended a Ceroc dance event at the Cutty Sark and thoroughly enjoyed it. Got to have a look around the ship as I've always wanted to, then danced underneath it for the rest of the evening. Floor was great for moving and gliding around on. A fantastic experience.

Fascinating look at early shipping. Excellent position in the centre of Greenwich. Lots of pubs and restaurants and the Maritime museum

The old tea clipper, famous for once being the fast commercial sail ship in the world. Now beautifully restored after the fire as a modern museum and gift shop.
A great reminder of Great Britains sailing heritage.

It's a perfect place for a rest, sitting on a bench and watching the River Thames!

My wife and I found our visit to the Cutty Sark one of the most interesting and well put together attractions that we visited. It would appeal to all age groups with plenty of information available on various boards through out the ship as well as some great interactive displays for the young (and not so young) to enjoy. We thought the entry fee was reasonable considering you could stay all day if you wanted. There is also plenty to see and do in the immediate area as well. We walked through the Greenwich foot tunnel as well as took a river cruise down to the Thames Barriers and back.
Close to the beautiful Greenwich park too.

Lovely Clipper just to think that this broight
Tea for my great grandfather!

Definitely a place to check out.
Buskers on the steps were pretty cool too.

Very interesting museum ship near the Maritime Museum. You can view the ship from top to bottom and from back to front. The history of the ship is told very clearly here (Audio Guide, for free).

Great place with the cutty sark in dry dock and a Sunday market

Lovely place, and it really comes to life in the evening

Great place I highly recommend very fun and informative

Great maritime experience and a wonderful way to review the hisotry

The renovations they did in the recent years have really taken an already top attraction to the next level. A must visit attraction in the heart of Greenwich.

Fascinating and really well presented historic ship. Plenty to do with kids and equally plenty to see and learn for adults!

Great place with unbelievable destination for dinner!

Great morning out, interesting and interactive without being overloaded with information. Great little cafe below the hull of the ship a nice place to finish.

Good place to visit with kids. The tunnel under the river is also a fun walk.

Brilliant piece of history saved for the nation by a generous benefactor. I never knew that tea trips to China took 10 months! And how they could sleep in those tiny bunks I'll never know.

A wonderful piece of history there is so much to see and do, there are lots of things that arre authentic items and the hologram is absolutely brilliant, take time to read about the items and you won't be disappointed