Step into over 600 years of British history at the Old Royal Naval College, one of London’s most spectacular riverside landmarks in Greenwich. This UNESCO World Heritage Site blends grand architecture, royal intrigue, and maritime heritage, all set along the banks of the River Thames. With entry to the iconic Painted Hall and a public guided tour included, this experience offers a rich and immersive journey through time.

Marvel at the breathtaking Painted Hall, often called the UK’s Sistine Chapel, before exploring hidden royal ruins and elegant Baroque buildings designed by Sir Christopher Wren. From the birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to Victorian-era games and world-famous filming locations, every corner of the estate tells a fascinating story. Whether you’re a history lover, architecture fan, or curious explorer, this award-winning tour brings Greenwich’s past vividly to life.

• Painted Hall Masterpiece: Admire the awe-inspiring 17th-century Painted Hall, completed over 19 years and rich with symbolic detail.
• Public Guided Estate Tour: Join an expert-led tour and uncover 600 years of royal, naval, and architectural history.
• Greenwich Palace Remains: See the rediscovered birthplace of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, revealed only in 2016.
• Victorian Skittle Alley: Try a traditional Victorian game in one of the last remaining skittle alleys.
• Famous Film Location: Walk through a setting featured in major productions like The Crown, Bridgerton, and Thor: The Dark World.