National Maritime Museum

"Just wanted to recommend a great day out we had this half term with my 5-year-old and 9-month-old. We took the DLR to Greenwich, fun in itself if you wait for a front carriage of the driverless train. At Greenwich we walked 5mins to the National Maritime museum which has a huge amazing space upstairs to eat a packed lunch and play on a giant map of the world on the floor, and a huge free kids play area on the ground floor, with loads of role play etc. After walking around a bit of the exhibits, we walked 5 mins back to the Cutty Sark (only part of the day that cost - could have been cut out). My son enjoyed seeing the sailors and captains sleeping cabins and walking around the main deck. We had coffee in the cafe underneath the hull of the ship which is an incredible space. Lastly we walked a few metres from the Cutty Sark to the dock to catch the Thames river bus - which is a catamaran and we used our Oyster cards to jump on and travel down the river to London Bridge which my son LOVED. Can see a few sights on the way including HMS Belfast and Tower Bridge. He thought it was the best part of the day! And didn’t cost any extra! Then tube home from London Bridge. Thoroughly recommend for a good day out."

The museum is easy walking distance from Cutty Sark DLR, Greenwich Rail Station and Maize Hill station. 

There is secure but limited pay and display parking on Park Row.

Yes, there are baby-changing facilities located opposite the ticket desk on the ground floor at Stanhope entrance just off Romney Road.

Yes, the museum is buggy and wheelchair accessible.