[2025 Greenwich Attraction] Travel Guide for National Maritime Museum (Updated Feb)

The National Maritime Museum is a maritime museum in Greenwich, London. It is part of Royal Museums Greenwich, a network of museums in the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site. There were plenty of interactive activities for the kids around the museum. Full of historic artifacts. The world map area on the 1st floor was also interesting with the Posideon giving out the Interesting facts about the places. The ship-steering stimulator was also great. Overall a nice day out. Very informative visit and good way to spend time. Come here and have a look yourself. Would definitely recommend it! #wheretogo #bestplace #bestview #awesomepic #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #best_trip_by_trip #bestplace #recommended #besttimeever #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

Amazing view and day out, be ready to hike and beware of pick pockets and slippery hills

A must go place in the london greenwich area, greenwich museum, it is free to go and learn the historical site of Greenwich.#london #history

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#summerdestinations The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, offers a captivating exploration of Britain’s naval history. Located in the heart of Greenwich, it’s easily accessible by train or DLR. The museum features an extensive collection of maritime artifacts, including ship models, naval paintings, and historic maps. Plan your visit during weekdays to avoid crowds and enhance your experience by strolling through Greenwich Park afterward. #uk #museum

Visiting the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is like stepping into a world shaped by the sea. As you walk through its vast halls, you’ll encounter a treasure trove of maritime artifacts—from intricate ship models and navigational instruments to detailed maps and heroic tales of naval exploration. The museum's exhibits cover everything from Britain's naval dominance to the human stories behind epic voyages and historic battles. #london #uk #trip #history #Culture

The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is a fascinating journey through Britain's rich seafaring history. The exhibits are well-curated, showcasing everything from naval battles to exploration and trade, with impressive artifacts like ship models, maps, and Nelson’s uniform. The museum is engaging for all ages, offering interactive displays that bring maritime history to life. Its location within the beautiful Greenwich World Heritage Site adds to the experience, making it a must-visit for history buffs and families alike.#trip #travel #uk #london #maritime #history

National Maritime Museum: free entry

🚗🚗🚗Travel Itinerary: Day1: Sky Garden Day2: Royal Observatory Greenwich→National Maritime Museum→Greenwich Park Day3: British Museum→Covent Garden Day4: Natural History Museum→Victoria and Albert Museum→Science Museum Day5: Day6: Day7: London 'Les Misérables' Musical→Bancone Golden Square→Oxford Street Day8: Oxford Street→Regent Street→National Gallery→St James's Park→Buckingham Palace→Westminster Abbey→Palace of Westminster→Big Ben→Cotswolds Burton on the Water Day9: Chelsea→Hampstead Heath→Notting Hill Day10: Pemberley→Harry Potter Studios→Windsor Castle→Stonehenge→Roman Baths→Royal Mile→Regent's Park→Lake District National Park→Bodleian Library→University of Oxford→Flodden Wall→Marylebone→Tate Britain→Harrods→Hyde Park Day11: National Portrait Gallery→Sherlock Holmes Museum→London 'The Phantom of the Opera' Musical→Kensington Palace→Bibury→10 Downing Street

I went on a walk round University of Greenwich’s campus and stumbled upon the queens house ( free entry 🌟 ) and saw some beautiful art and decor. One half of the rooms were marine based as Greenwich is quite famous for this and the other half was of the people whom used to live in these buildings. The walk itself isn’t much away from the National maritime museum I would say less than a 5 minute walk, it is quite a lovely location to go to on a sunny or warm day as the place looks like it has air conditioning as well! Address: Romney Rd, London SE10 9NF

Wandered through the hallowed halls of the National Maritime Museum, where history sailed in every exhibit. The "Sea Legends" gallery unfolded tales of intrepid explorers, their stories echoing through ship models and celestial navigation tools. The Cutty Sark, a majestic clipper ship, stood frozen in time, inviting me to envision the adventures it once embraced. Amidst antique maps and maritime artifacts, I embarked on a virtual voyage through centuries of seafaring heritage. The museum, not just a repository of relics, but a portal where the echoes of maritime adventures whispered through the ages. #MaritimeChronicles #NauticalHeritage

#londontrip 1. British Museum Address - Great Russell Street, London, United Kingdom. Highlights - Historical collection arts, A Global antiquities collection, Egyptian mummies and a great Greek sculpture. Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 2. Science Museum Address - Exhibition Road, London, United Kingdom, England. Highlights - Most famous of the Art interactive exhibition in Europe. From antique to modern exhibitions. Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3. National Maritime Museum Address - Romney road, London, United Kingdom, England. Highlights - The history of British Naval, Historical exploration through exhibitions. Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich stands as a maritime heritage and exploration. Established in 1937, this museum is a must-visit for enthusiasts of the sea, history, and adventure. The museum's collection spans centuries, with artifacts, art, exhibitions, warships and navigational instruments. The museum is not just about the past; it explores the present and the future of our relationship with the oceans. Engaging exhibitions delve into contemporary maritime challenges, from climate change to sustainable shipping. Its rich collection and commitment to addressing contemporary maritime issues make it a dynamic and immersive destination for all ages. #londontrip

#wheretogo London, United Kingdom Coming from a maritime background, I really enjoyed this museum. It was a very nice experience to know about the sea travel of UK with other countries. We learned so much about the Dutch navy and merchant vessels throughout history. I was very impressed with the artifacts and models. There were plenty of interactive activities around the museum for you to play. There were great play area for kids and lots of fun areas for kids to explore. The entrance is free!

#londontrip Discover the Maritime Marvels at #GreenwichMaritimeMuseum! 🏛️🌇🚢 Unveil London's Nautical Heritage 🇬🇧⛵ with interactive exhibits 📚🎉, historical artifacts 🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️, and breathtaking views 🌅. #LondonExplorer #MaritimeHistory 📍 Location: Greenwich, London 🏙️ ⏰ Timings: 10 AM to 5 PM (Tue-Sun) ⌚📆 💡 Pro Tip: Grab a free map 🗺️📍 upon entry and plan your route to cover the must-see highlights 🌟🏛️ of the museum. Don't miss the grand ship models ⚓🚢 and the Prime Meridian Line 🌐🗺️. End your visit with a stroll in the serene Greenwich Park 🌳🦌, offering majestic views of the city skyline. 🌇🏞️ #LondonAdventures #TravelTips #ExploreGreenwich

A very kid friendly, tactile display taking you through a fairly eclectic mix of maritime history. We were only having a quick look around (it's free) but sure you could spend half a day there going into more detail if you wish. The grounds it's set in are also stunning and the view up the hill to the observatory (a paid experience itself) back onto London are stunning.