Cutty Sark- The Tall Ship´s Races Review

I went as part of a corporate event to which the Curry Sark is ably suited given the space and facilities. A good choice for that purpose. Staff were all very helpful and available.

cosy big place with great park. would recommend for romantic walk ;-)

Very well presented, a great attraction for all ages.

Fascinating history will never see a cup of tea in quite the same way again - loved the collection of figureheads

I didn't go in but the plaza surrounding it is a nice place for a rest.

Have been on the vessel many times. Always interesting but i cannot come to terms with the rebuilding of it when there was a fire. Shop well stocked but pricey!

Nice visit of a cargo ship from the beginning of the last century very well maintained.

We hope that one of the most beautiful things seen in London will follow this example in Italy too!

I was very surprised. Positively. A path inside where the story of this ship is explained through photo and video applications. Many toys for the little ones.

Beautifully preserved tea clipper from the 1800s. I'm not a history buff and wouldn't have known about the competitiveness of British tea trade if not for the visit to the Cutty Sark at Greenwich. This reconstructed copper-plated ship is a naval engineering masterpiece, whose history is well worth knowing. The museum is well maintained, the guides are helpful, the cafe offers tasty snacks, and museum shop has nice souvenirs.

Very interesting , well presented information even some one role playing.

Lovely to walk around when it's sunny and bright. You can also walk under the Thames from here.

Walked past here on the way to the Greenwich foot tunnel. Looked really interesting from the outside.

Such a fantastic historical object (if i can call a big ship that!) With interesting exhibition inside and occasional events with a great atmosphere

Original sailing ship. Well displayed and historical displays

Cutty Sark one of last clipper ships restored after couple of fires is to be visited if you have a full day planned at Greenwich. After visiting the palace observatory and the Greenwich market as you return to take your boat ride back you can stop here. Kids would be enamoured and the various eating options and gift shops will make everyone happy. The gardens around are perfect for a day out and picnic. Bring your picnic kit and enjoy as part of your family day out. Especially for tourist having the London Pass please spare a day and enjoy. This surely is not a visit for people in a lot of hurry. Go for it

I will never eat in here again!! Family of 6 went Saturday night we was put upstairs in a lovely closed off room but was forgotten about and had to ask for drinks and chase food many times. Staff slow. Food quality not adequate and not cooked to perfection. Shame

Just as i remembered it. A good hour or so spent here with the kids.

This is a brilliant ship . greenwich is my birth place.i hold great fondness.i also used to play on the ship as a kid . brilliant for turist

Interesting. Educational for children. Maybe a little expensive ...

Absolutely stunning how they've recovered this wonderful old ship from the fire a few years ago. The ship is full of fascinating facts about, not just The Cutty Sark but the other ships and the tea trade in general.

Rich history and insight into a British ship . Well worth the visit.

Yes you can walk from Greenwich under The Thames by this tunnel and take the train to London.

Really interesting and full of original features. Kids would love this ship too.

Very beautiful boat. Very well done. Worth the detour.

Ship is such a part of history and so well preserved!

We spent a fun few hours looking around the cutty sark yesterday.

Was not sure what to expect, would our kids (11 and 8) enjoy it, or be bored.

In the end, they had a blast. Lots of interactive exhibits even with COVID restrictions and lots to learn.

Happy to recommend this place for an hour or so but note that there is limited toilet access with some queuing necessary

Great tourist sight, haven't been aboard since it was done up but the outside gardens were amazing... Very atmospheric, hope you like my shot!

I had no idea what the cutty sark was before entering. I was impressed and enlightened

Great place to spend a few hours when weather isn't great.

Beautiful, a shame that the real one burned jace a few years. Emvidia of how the British take care of their past.

Interesting place to visit for all. Good value for money.

Quite attractive but mindbogglingly. How did they get around with all those ropes? A elf n safety nightmare. Phew!

A must see historic site especially for a sea ship buff

This is an excellent day out. Afternoon tea at the cutty sark was worth the money

Very interesting, it was very well presented and the mini tour was really cool

Cutty sark literally has a giant ship!! Hey if you wish to be a sailor for the day then there you go. Jokes aside it has nearby a few nice cafes and grassy area which is brilliant in the summer to relax.

Amazing history tour brilliant.
Set in beautiful surroundings and village is great

Absolutely beautiful place to visit in London. Great access to local travel points back into the city and Thames boat trips back down to all Thames stops.

Would deffinately recommend this to couples young and old and great for children. There are also plenty of places to eat and visit around the area.

Fantastic building, housing so many superb historical items . A free museum that you can spend much of the day exploring.

Good history and exhibits explaining the history of cutty sark.

Awesome place to hangout.. Nice scenic beauty next to the river and beat thing is the skyline of canary warlf visible on the other side of the river.. Must visit

Thought it was great. Last was on board in 1973! The underneath is a light airy area and the cargo area tells a good story. Spent a couple of hours there.