The Cutty Sark
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Built in 1869, this is the last of the record-breaking tea-clippers that brought the leaves to thirsty London. On board you can see how the merchant seamen lived, while exhibits explore the history of sail and the Pacific trade routes.
Practical Information
King William Walk SE20 Train to Greenwich; DLR Cutty Sark Call020 8858 3445for opening times Admission charge
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