London, England
National Maritime Museum
The largest maritime museum in the world!
The National Maritime Museum is situated in Greenwich, London and is the top maritime museum in the country and perhaps the largest of its kind in the entire world!
The historic buildings are part of the larger Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site which includes the Royal Observatory and 17th century Queen’s House. The museum is a public body which is sponsored by the country’s Department of Culture, Media and Sport and like other public funded national museums, it is free for admission. Officially opened in 1934 and spanning over 200 acres, the museum is certainly a must go for anyone interested in the maritime history of the UK.
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Tips Before You Go
With lots to do, for family-friendly activities, head down to the hands-on children gallery for an interactive learning experience! Aside from that, opt to get an audio guide to gain a holistic understanding of all the museum has to offer. While admission is free, look out for special exhibitions which are chargeable upon entry.
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National Maritime Museum, Romney Road, Greenwich, London SE10 9NF