Cutty Sark- The Tall Ship´s Races Review

Really interesting landmark. Not great disabled access; something to be aware of! Great children's interactive displays and interesting facts and displays for adults too!

Show of Hands were brilliant as usual. As were Cormac Byrne and Adam Sommerhays.
Being under the keel of the Cutty was an experience itself

Its really worth a visit here since the ship burnt down and was restored with the glass skirt around it you can get right under the ship, I did not go in this time just viewed it from outside while exploring the area on foot.

Wonderfully produced museum, with innovative exhibits, interesting information and a lovely cafe

To think this magnificent tea cutter could sail from Australia to England in under a month at an average speed of over 13 knots

I remember when this was a free exhibit and there wasn't all the glass and cafe underneath and around it

Historic ship with a lot of interesting information.

Lovely setting. Still haven't been inside yet. I just like the area

Kids wanted to go again.... Book in advance if you can, but we'll worth the visit, the food market outside also helps. Walking around the area is lovely to... Enough space and things happening to keep kids busy.

Great atmosphere on the day. Very educational. Great for a stroll.

It is an interesting place to visit, even with a dramatization of the life of the time

I loved my day with friends and family and there's still plenty to take in from this adventure, so I'll be heading back some day this year!!

The last ship of the British fleet that brought tea from India.Recomand!

Beautful place full of history. Gorgeous view of River Thames and Canary Wharf.

Nice. Greenwich museums are generally nice but you have to pay for entry for almost each and every one and every single exhibition and every single show. They should be a way to save, especially for regulars...

Lovely visit, interactive for all ages. Staff knowledgeable and friendly. Nice coffee shop, we only had a coffee but the food looked good.

Very interesting piece of history. Well worth the visit

Worth seeing if you like ships and their history. Located directly at the harbor.

A very interesting ship, restored beautifully and turned into a museum. There is a very good introduction by a member of staff who plays the figurehead of the ship and gives a well conceived and interactive history of the Cutty Sark. Good cafe (not over priced) and decent toilets too.

Expensive, oddly cut off, and no distancing around the area of the ship.

Beautiful surroundings and interesting history, but a bit expensive

Great museum, really interesting to see how everything worked on tall ships. Would definetly visit again, although price is a bit steep

World's fastest clipper, beautifully restored with activities for children. Interesting to read about life as crew and the ship's history.

The Cutty Sark is well situated in the center of Maritime Greenwich. The history surrounding the ship itself is fascinating and the views of London and the Docklands is amazing from the ships top deck.
Surrounded by pubs and restaurants as well as live music and the occasional world food market, it makes for a great day out with the family.

A ship with a history on the banks of the Thames.....unforgettable!

Great ship, recently renovated, brilliant for kids.

The ticket is very nice but the ticket is too expensive.

Great place to visit. Mind your head if you are tall

Fun and interesting afternoon out! Not loads to see but enough to keep you entertained.

Fantastic views and atmosphere, really enjoyed my time at this location

Yeap! Love this place. Brings back memories of studying for my degree. Weekends l was always here. Trying a different dish at the Tai won mein noodles restaurant. Pleased the restaurant still exist. Happy days.

Impressive to get there on foot via a tunnel under the Thames.

An iconic sailing ship which has been restored and is now protected from the elements. Much of her original iron and wood construction is visible. There's a nicely laid out history of tea clippers and the tea trade. She's beautiful.

Beautiful sailing ship ..... a pleasant tour that makes us jump into the past .... to do before visiting Greenwich

Nice place of history.Souvenirs available for purchase a little pricey.Entrance fee at reception.

Well worth seeing this wonderful tea clipper along the Thames Jeff.

Very interesting, the renovation and staging of the boat are excellent. To have.

Known from the current english book - great place to be

Great!! Make sure it's Sunday or Saturday with food market and sunny weather

Impressive exhibit that will make you appreciate the old seafarers. The kids will love it.

I recommend visiting at least once in your life, with the story of when you had the Portuguese flag.
Easy access from London

Its amazing, full of information. I use to play on this as a kid 40 years ago. It's great the way you can actually get around onboard