Bring the family for a game of croquet, quoits or skittles for some FREE summer fun

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The Old Royal Naval College is the perfect place to visit for families. For full information on what’s here for families take a look at the Family Visits page.

What’s on for kids this summer

Lawn Games More information 
Bring the family for a game of croquet, quoits or skittles for some FREE summer fun.  You will find historical characters on the lawns having a go themselves, so come along and strike up a conversation and play a game or two.

Storytime & Children’s WorkshopMore information
Meet local author and astronomer Tom Kerss for an interactive story reading and workshops, featuring his book 'The Squirrel That Watched The Stars'.

Summer Challenges 
Visit the Mezzanine Gallery in the Visitor Centre, currently hosting our ‘The Queen Visits’ display, where you will find the free family arts area. Each week there will be new activities to get creative with and new challenges to get you thinking about history and the site. There will be something for all ages from 3-12 - look for the ‘Summer Challenges’.

Family Quest Map
Pick up your free copy of the Family Quest Map in the Visitor Centre to send you on a journey of exploration around the site. Discover things you’ve never noticed before at the Old Royal Naval College.

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  • Children welcome

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  • Smoking not allowed

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      Old Royal Naval College, King William Walk, Greenwich, London, SE10 9NN

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