Explore the Serenity of Cutty Sark Gardens

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving, head towards the A2 road, which is one of the main routes into London. From the A2, follow signs for Greenwich and the A206. Once in Greenwich, follow signs to Cutty Sark Gardens. There is limited street parking available, and you may also find paid parking lots nearby. Be aware of the parking regulations and fees, which can vary depending on the area.

• Tube and DLR

  If you prefer public transport, take the London Underground (Tube) to North Greenwich Station (Jubilee Line). From North Greenwich, you can take the Emirates Air Line cable car across the River Thames, giving you a scenic view of the area. After disembarking, head towards the Cutty Sark Gardens, which is about a 15-minute walk. Alternatively, from North Greenwich Station, you can take the Bus 188 or DLR (Docklands Light Railway) to Cutty Sark station, which is closer.

• Bus

  For bus travel, you can take several routes to reach Cutty Sark Gardens. Bus routes 129, 177, and 180 all stop near Cutty Sark. If you are coming from central London, you can catch a bus to Greenwich, then transfer to one of these routes that lead directly to the gardens. Ensure to check the current bus schedule as it may vary.

• Walking

  If you are already in Greenwich, Cutty Sark Gardens is easily accessible on foot. From the National Maritime Museum, it is just a short 10-minute walk. Head south on King William Walk, and you will reach the gardens, which offer beautiful views of the River Thames and the historic Cutty Sark ship.