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Explore the brand-new Ocean Court, the National Maritime Museum’s largest indoor space and home to some of the largest objects in the collection. Following a major refurbishment project, it's now also the place to explore the ocean itself.

Get up close to the jacket worn by Nelson when he was shot and fatally wounded at the Battle of Trafalgar, discover J.M.W. Turner’s largest and most controversial painting, and explore all fourteen incredible galleries — filled with fascinating objects and interactive exhibits.

With almost 2.5 million items in its collection including astronomical and navigational instruments, ship models and plans, uniforms and weapons, historical art, film, and photography, the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich is one of the largest maritime museums in the world.

Chill out in the Polar Worlds gallery and learn about the indigenous communities living in the Arctic and Antarctic. See a real Fijian canoe in the Pacific Encounters gallery, and find Yinka Shonibare’s giant Ship in a Bottle — one of the most photographed artworks in London!

A perfect day out for the whole family, the National Maritime Museum is packed with free and fun things to do.