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Happy New Year, from all of us at Royal Museums Greenwich! In 2022 we have lots to look forward to, including our newest major exhibition, Canaletto’s Venice Revisited, and a brand-new experience coming to Cutty Sark. We look forward to welcoming you back for these and so much more! |
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| National Maritime Museum | 29 January 2022 Join us in January for a day of celebration, performances and activities for all ages. From fan making to dance demonstrations, welcome the Lunar new year at the National Maritime Museum.
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| Canaletto's Venice Revisited This major exhibition features the rarely seen Canaletto paintings of Venice from the Woburn Abbey Collection, alongside items that examine the city's precarious future. |
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| 10 January – 4 March 2022 Enter the 2022 Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition! Open to all including under 16s (Young competition), and beginners (Best Newcomer category). |
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| Astronomy Photographer of the Year National Maritime Museum | Open daily Join us for the very best of over 4,500 entries, from amazing aurorae to glittering galaxies, and marvel at our place in the Universe. |
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| Cutty Sark | 2 April 2022 Join us for a brand new experience! For the first time since arriving in Greenwich in 1954, you'll be able to climb the rigging and discover what life was like on Cutty Sark. |
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| Queen's House | Now - 9 January 2022 Skate in the sunning setting of historic Greenwich while you still can! Our beautiful ice rink will be open for another week, so get your skates on. |
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| Shackleton: an enduring legacy On 5 January 1922, Sir Ernest Shackleton died in his cabin on board the exploration ship Quest, aged 47. A century on, curator Jeremy Michell explores the enduring legacy and complex reputation of the famous explorer. |
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