National Maritime Museum Small Group Tour in Greenwich
Royal Borough of Greenwich, United Kingdom
Trip Type: Private Sightseeing Tours
Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes
Enjoy a 3.5-hour small group guided walking tour around the world's
largest maritime museum. Discover many of the different historical facts
and artifacts such as Turner's monumental painting " Battle of
Trafalgar " to the Nelson, Navy and Nation gallery and learn more about
the fascinating maritime history of the UK.
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Enjoy a 3.5-hour small group guided walking tour around the world's
largest maritime museum. Discover many of the different historical facts
and artifacts such as Turner's monumental painting " Battle of
Trafalgar " to the Nelson, Navy and Nation gallery and learn more about
the fascinating maritime history of the UK.
Start your tour at the Ship in a Bottle statue which is located at the
southern entrance ( IE. observatory side ) to the National Maritime
Museum. See and experience Turner's magnificent painting of the Battle
of Trafalgar which he painted in the early 1820's. From there you will
continue on to the Nelson, Navy, Nation gallery where you will see the
jacket that Nelson was wearing at the time he was mortally wounded on
board HMS Victory.
Visit the Trade Gallery to learn more about trade with the Far East and its origins with the East India Company. Half way through the tour, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a coffee/tea break at the nice cafe located in the Museum.
Explore the Atlantic Slavery gallery which portrays a brutally honest history of the slave trade and England's role in that trade. Also discover more about lighthouses and their history in the UK.
Visit the Trade Gallery to learn more about trade with the Far East and its origins with the East India Company. Half way through the tour, you will have the opportunity to enjoy a coffee/tea break at the nice cafe located in the Museum.
Explore the Atlantic Slavery gallery which portrays a brutally honest history of the slave trade and England's role in that trade. Also discover more about lighthouses and their history in the UK.
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