About Cutty Sark
Discover what life was like on board the real Cutty Sark, the world's sole surviving tea clipper, and fastest ship of her time - now a visitor attraction in Greenwich.
This legendary19th-century sailing ship has been raised over three metres allowing you the experience of walking directly underneath and touch the original hull planks and iron framework, which date back to 1869.
Address
Cutty Sark,
Greenwich Town Centre,
Greenwich,
London,
SE10 9HT
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For the first time since it arrived in Greenwich back in 1954, visitors to the Cutty Sark are able to climb up the ship’s mask rigging and see the sights from up high.
For the first time since it arrived in Greenwich back in 1954, visitors to the Cutty Sark will be able to climb up the ship’s mask rigging and see the sights from up high.
Today, the Baron Greenwich and his wife will visit his namesake town and let her announce the opening of the restored Cutty Sark sailing ship after its lengthy, expensive, and very controversial refurbishment. Yesterday, practically every journalist and blogger in…
Off to the Linnaean Society last night for a cup of tea – and a talk about tea, in their plush Piccadilly home. The talk was being given by John Griffiths FLS, who coincidentally has written a book on the subject.
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