Amazing museum to walk around. Very interesting exhibits. Free entry, but you need to get s ticket so that they can count the numbers of people entering. Fascinating place to walk around. Some really interactive displays. Easy to walk to from Greenwich pier and the station. Nice walk from here through the park and up to the observatory.

What a wonderful museum celebrating all things naval. Part of the Royal Greenwich Museums, the maritime museum is free. Members go free to exhibitions. There is a wealth of history including Nelson's uniform! There are galleries looking at history, but also life at sea in present times. I loved the free exhibition on living in Antarctica, and also the North pole. The exhibits on migration and slavery are both informative, poignant and thought provoking. The museum has a modern feel, lots of interactive things. Highly recommend a visit

First time visiting the National Maritime Museum and what an amazing experience,walking through the grounds on a beautiful sunny day was exceptionally nice with fantastic views of the colonnades,the Queens House and the Royal Greenwich Observatory on the hillside.Once inside the museum I found it very easy to navigate the various exhibits,and was pleasantly surprised with the quality of of information and interaction with so many of the exhibits.Everywhere was exceptionally clean and spacious and not overcrowded,after a few hours of browsing my wife and I headed to the cafe and had some delicious soup followed by coffee and cake which was served by very nice and helpful staff,again the area was very clean and tidy and not overpriced. I will definitely visit again and recommend it to friends and family.A wonderful day,thank you.

One of the best museum in London, The Museum has 14 different galleries to explore. Great thing it’s free 😎 ENTRANCE IS FREE!!! One of the best museums I've ever seen. The building by its own is a masterpiece but inside is more interesting. If you like maritime things you're going to love it. You can find and see(explore) everything that happened from the very beginning of maritime from sailing till the now years of engines

This goes without saying, a must-see museum if you're in/visiting London. Cataloguing the impact of Britain's maritime history, you'll spending a good few hours exploring the different exhibitions. ( I arrived at 12.30pm and left at 4.45pm- so if you're a museum aficionado, give yourself loads of time....😎) As I live locally, I'm definitely planning another weekend trip.