The Majestic Queen's House: A Cultural Gem in London

Getting There

• Tube

  To reach Queen's House from central London via the Tube, start at any Tube station and take the Jubilee Line towards Stratford. Change trains at Canary Wharf station and switch to the DLR (Docklands Light Railway) towards Bank. Get off at Cutty Sark for Maritime Greenwich station. Once you exit the station, follow the signs to the Cutty Sark and then walk along the riverfront towards the National Maritime Museum. Queen's House is located adjacent to the museum at Romney Road, SE10 9NF, just a short 5-minute walk.

• Bus

  From central London, you can take a bus to reach Queen's House. Board any bus that goes to Greenwich, such as the 188 or 199. Get off at the 'Greenwich, National Maritime Museum' stop. From there, walk towards the museum, and you will find Queen's House located right next to it at Romney Road, SE10 9NF. The walk should take about 5 minutes.

• Walking

  If you are already in Greenwich, you can easily walk to Queen's House. Start at the Cutty Sark, which is a famous landmark. From there, walk along the waterfront towards the National Maritime Museum. Queen's House is adjacent to the museum on Romney Road, SE10 9NF. The walk will take you approximately 10 minutes.

• Riverboat

  For a scenic route, consider taking a riverboat from central London. You can catch a Thames Clippers service from piers like Westminster or Embankment and travel towards Greenwich. Disembark at the Greenwich pier. Once you get off, head towards the National Maritime Museum, and Queen's House is just a short walk away at Romney Road, SE10 9NF. The entire journey offers beautiful views of the river.