Royal Museums Greenwich

Royal Museums Greenwich is a distinguished collection of four world-class museums at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage Site in London. The group comprises the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory, the historic Cutty Sark ship, and the Queen's House art gallery, welcoming millions of global visitors annually. The institution is dedicated to illustrating the profound importance of the sea, ships, time, and the stars, and their relationship with people throughout history. It holds over 2.5 million items, making it a leading resource for understanding maritime history, astronomy, and British art for scholars and enthusiasts worldwide. Each site offers a unique educational experience, from standing on the Prime Meridian at the Royal Observatory to exploring the decks of the last surviving tea clipper, Cutty Sark. The National Maritime Museum is the largest of its kind in the world, while the Queen's House showcases a world-class art collection within England's first classical building.