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With summer in full swing, what better way to enjoy it that a visit to Greenwich? Located around the stunning grounds of Greenwich Park, we have four fantastic sites and a full calendar of activities. So join us for an amazing day out packed full of fun, sunshine and fresh air! |
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| Slavery Remembrance Day | | | National Maritime Museum | 23 August | Free Join our talks, tours, and workshops to commemorate the long struggle for emancipation throughout the world. |
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| What do the James Webb images show? | | | Discover the remarkable first images from the world's most powerful telescope. Our astronomer, Dr Greg Brown, explains how the new space telescope could take us deeper into the universe than ever before... |
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| Afternoon tea at Cutty Sark | | | £36 per person | Afternoon Tea & Cutty Sark admission Explore the world-famous tea clipper, then indulge in your own afternoon tea while sitting under the iconic copper-clad hull. |
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| A night to remember | | | 11-14 August | 7pm or 9pm | Exhibition & concert admission Explore Canaletto’s Venetian paintings and enjoy a magical candlelight concert situated in an UNESCO World Heritage site. |
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 | | Exhibition: Canaletto's Venice Revisited | National Maritime Museum | Closing 25 September A dynamic history, a precarious present: don't miss your chance to navigate Venice's iconic waterways in our latest exhibition. |
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|  | | Must Read: Why does Venice flood? | Venice has always been at risk of flooding. But with climate change causing more damaging storms more often, what does the future hold for this historic city and how can they protect themselves? |
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Plan ahead: September activities for your diary |
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| Heritage Open Days | | | Prince Phillip Maritime Collection Centre | 10-16 September Come behind the scenes of our state-of-the-art conservation studio, as we throw open the doors with special talks and tours. |
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| Hands on History | | | National Maritime Museum | 10-11 September Get your Hands on History at our pop-up mudlarking exhibition held on the Great Map and see what you discover! |
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