Cutty Sark

The Cutty Sark is a magnificent and historic tea clipper, renowned as one of the fastest of its kind. Now a captivating museum ship, it is elegantly displayed in a dry berth in Greenwich, allowing visitors to walk directly underneath its hull. Launched in 1869, the ship was built for the China tea trade and later carried wool from Australia, setting records for its speed. Visitors can explore the ship's decks, see the crew's quarters, and learn about the harsh realities of life at sea during the clipper era. The interactive exhibits and personal stories bring the ship's rich history to life, including its epic voyages and the challenges faced by its captains and crew. The Cutty Sark offers a unique insight into maritime history, Victorian engineering, and global trade, making it an engaging experience for all ages.