While in Greenwich we spent an enjoyable hour in the Queen's House. Initially we went there to see the Armada portraits of Queen Elizabeth I which didn't disappoint but we saw so many other interesting portraits and sculptures while we were there. I thought we would be straight in and out but that wasn't the case with lots to see. Recommended.

One of London's lesser-known gems, and one of my favourite places to visit. Stunning, evocative paintings (mainly naval themed) draw you in and take you back in time to a world that was. The Queen's House is the perfect home to these works, so restful and peaceful, allowing you to go at your own pace and to take it all in without distraction. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful, and love to share their knowledge with you if you ask. And of course, it's in Greenwich, such a lovely place to visit any time of the year.

A little disappointed because the stairs were closed due to a wedding. They should have warned in the advance. Otherwise, the place is really beautiful, clean and very interesting. All staff were welcoming.

I had a great experience visiting The Queen's House in Greenwich. The architecture of the building is really prominent. There is a gorgeous hall and a magnificent spiral stair: The Tulip staircase. The exhibition of portraits is one of the best I have seen ever. Staff is very friendly. I want to come back to see the gallery more in detailed.

For the love of history and crown family, this place will be an exciting visit. Collection of portraits and the details given are really impressive . Staffs are really kind and helpful. It’s three floors to visit and will take approximately 2 hours to complete the visit .