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The National Maritime Museum is part of Greenwich's Royal Museums in Greenwich Park.
National Maritime Museum main entrance
Royal Maritime Museum buildings and the Queen's House
National Maritime Museum from Greenwich Park side
National Maritime Museum cafe and shop
National Maritime Museum buildings
A ship in the bottle
Greenwich Park side of National Maritime Museum during sunset
Statue of William IV
The museum has a collection of maritime history from different points of view, with four galleries with their topics:
The Pigott Family Gallery: 1500s to 1600s Tudor and Stuart era navigators and pirates
Sea Things: Collection of different maritime transport items and ship scale models
Sackler Gallery: Meetings between the sailors of the Pacific Ocean and the indigenous people
Kristian Gerhard Jebsen Gallery: Arctic and Antarctic research trip
The museum also hosts activities for children. The museum is located in Greenwich Park, and the surrounding area is worth visiting.
Getting there
National Maritime Museum is in Greenwich, where no underground travels. The easiest way to get there is either the Thames Clipper, DLR light railway, with a station in central Greenwich, or via train to the Greenwich station, which is about 15 minutes away by foot.
