How to book tickets to the Tudors to Windsors tour?

You can only book tickets for the tour online. Booking tickets online saves time and money.

Why should I book Tudors to Windsors tour tickets online?

- **Convenience:** You can book tickets online from anywhere and at any time. It is quick and easy to book tickets online. - **Cheaper rates:** Online tickets are comparatively cheaper than tickets purchased offline. - **Cancelation policy:** Online tickets can easily be canceled for a full refund.

What do Tudors to Windsors tour tickets include?

The tour tickets include access to the Tudors to Windsors exhibition at the National Maritime Museum London.

What is the cancellation policy for Tudors to Windsors tour tickets?

These tickets can neither be canceled nor rescheduled.

How long does it take to complete a Tudors to Windsors tour?

You can complete the tour within 45 minutes to one hour.

National Maritime Museum | Tudors to Windsors tour

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National Maritime Museum | Tudors to Windsors tour

The National Maritime Museum is located in Greenwich, London, and is part of the Royal Museums Greenwich. It is one of the leading maritime museums in the world, dedicated to the exploration and understanding of the sea, ships, and navigation. The Tudors to Windsor exhibition at the museum features portraits of British royalty and is a must-see.

Things to know before booking your tickets to Tudors to Windsors Tours

Mandatory online booking: Tickets for the Tudors to Windosrs tours can only be booked online.
Card payments accepted: Only card payments will be accepted for the Tudors to Windsors tour.
Free entry: Infants between 0-3 years old enjoy free entry to the Tudors and Windsors exhibition.
Reduced ticket prices: Children between 4 and 15 years, and youngsters between 16- 24 years old enjoy reduced ticket prices for the Tudors to Windsors exhibition.

Why visit Tudors to Windsors tours?

Maritime history: The museum is a treasure trove of maritime history. It covers centuries of seafaring exploration, trade, and naval warfare.
Diverse and varied collections: The museum's diverse collections include ship models, navigational instruments, maritime art, maps, and artifacts.
Interactive displays: The museum features interactive displays and exhibits, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
Royal portraits: Discover some of the most famous portraits of British royalty at the Tudors to Windsors exhibition.
Special exhibitions and events: The museum regularly hosts special exhibitions and events that focus on specific aspects of maritime history. The Tudors to Windsors exhibition is one such exhibition at the National Maritime Museum.

Tudors to Windsors Tours highlights

Henry VII portrait

Painted by an unknown artist, Henry VII’s portrait is the oldest in the Tudors to Windsors exhibition. Henry is depicted as an astute and cunning king in this portrait.

Anne Boleyn portrait

Painted in the 16th century, Anne Boleyn’s portrait has been painted just as Henry VII described-a beguiling female with a long neck and beautiful black eyes.

Elizabeth I portrait

Also known as the Ditchley portrait, this portrait of Queen Elizabeth I is filled with symbolism. The portrait was painted by Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger in 1592.

Henrietta Marie portrait

Made by Flemish artist Anthony Van Dyck, the Henrietta Marie portrait is one of the few royal portraits that give an insight into King Charles I’s court.

Charles III portrait

Attributed to Thomas Hawker, the King Charles III portrait was painted during the last decade of the king’s life. It depicts a rather tired-looking 50-year-old King Charles III.

George III portrait

Painted by the studio of Allan Ramsay, the George III portrait was painted immediately after his coronation. Over time, this became the king’s defining portrait.

Queen Victoria portrait

Painted by Sir George Hayer, this portrait of Queen Victoria was her official coronation portrait. Victoria’s coronation was hailed as a new era of hope and this is reflected in her portrait.

Diana, Princess of Wales portrait

Painted by Bryan Organ in 1981, the Diana portrait was created soon after her engagement to the Prince of Wales. The painting shows Lady Diana sitting in the Yellow Room at Buckingham Palace.

Plan your visit to Tudors and Windsors tours

Opening times: Daily, 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Best time to visit: Plan your visit for the Tudors to Windsors exhibition during the weekdays to comfortably explore the exhibition. Avoid visiting the museum during the peak hours of 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM.

Address: Romney Rd, London SE10 9NF, United Kingdom.

Find on maps.

By train: National Rail
Nearest stop: Greenwich and Maze Hill
By underground: Dockland Light Railway
Nearest stop: Cutty Sark
By bus: 129, 177, 180, 188, 286, 386, and N1
Nearest stop: National Maritime Museum

Washroom
Baby changing station
Wheelchair-accessible
Information centre
Exhibitions
Cloakrooms
Lockers

Only online bookings can be made for the Tudors to Windsors tour.
Card payments are the only mode of payment that will be accepted at the museum.
Assistance and guide dogs are permitted inside the Tudors to Windsors exhibition.
Cloakrooms and lockers are located at level 0, near the Park Entrance information desk.
The National Maritime Museum is fully accessible for wheelchair users. There are adapted toilets and lift access at the museum.
Outside food and drinks are not permitted inside the museum.
Smoking and vaping are also not permitted at the attraction.

The Gipsy Moth: The Gipsy Moth is located 450 m from National Maritime Museum London. It offers a variety of pub-style food along with a selection of drinks.
Bianco 43: If you're in the mood for Italian cuisine, Bianco 43 is known for its authentic pizza and pasta dishes. It is located 350 m from the National Maritime Museum London.
Bill's Greenwich Restaurant: Located 250 m from the National Maritime Museum London, Bill’s restaurant serves European cuisine and has separate breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner menus.
Cutty Sark Café: Located 350 m from the National Maritime Museum London, the café serves Mediterranean-style dishes cooked over a charcoal grill and some yummy cocktails.

Budget: St. Christopher’s Inn Greenwich (620 m), Premier Inn London Greenwich Hotel (1.2 km), Book a Bed Hostel (1.7 km).

Mid-range: ibis London Greenwich (310 m), Novotel London Greenwich (690 m), DoubleTree by Hilton London Greenwich (1.2 km).

Luxury: InterContinental London- the O2 (2.5 km), London Marriott Hotel Canary Wharf (3.1 km), Canary Riverside Plaza Hotel (3.3 km).

Beyond Tudors to Windsors Tours

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Located 2.3 km from the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory Greenwich is home to the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).

Cutty Sark

Located 500 m from the National Maritime Museum London, Cutty Sark is a historic tea clipper ship that has been preserved and converted into a museum.

Queen’s House

Located 2 m from the National Maritime Museum, the Queen's House is an elegant 17th-century building that houses an art collection that includes works by famous painters.

Frequently asked questions about Tudors to Windsors Tour tickets

A ticket for the tour will cost around £9.

Maritime history: The museum is a treasure trove of maritime history. It covers centuries of seafaring exploration, trade, and naval warfare.
Diverse and varied collections: The museum's diverse collections include ship models, navigational instruments, maritime art, maps, and artifacts.
Interactive displays: The museum features interactive displays and exhibits, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
Royal portraits: Discover some of the most famous portraits of British royalty at the Tudors to Windsors exhibition.
Special exhibitions and events: The museum regularly hosts special exhibitions and events that focus on specific aspects of maritime history. The Tudors to Windsors exhibition is one such exhibition at the National Maritime Museum.