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Combo (Save 5%): Royal Observatory Greenwich + Royal Observatory Planetarium Show Tickets

Royal Observatory Greenwich exterior with iconic red time ball and historic architecture.

Royal Observatory Greenwich with tourists exploring the historic site in London.

Royal Observatory Planetarium interior with starry dome and seating arrangement.

Royal Observatory Planetarium Gallery with visitors exploring astronomical exhibits in London.

Grab this budget-friendly combo for a thrilling journey through time and space at the Royal Observatory Greenwich and the immersive Planetarium Show!

Highlights

Explore the Royal Observatory Greenwich, where the world's time is set, and discover the fascinating story behind the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time.
Get a closer look at the intricately designed clocks by John Harrison and the UK's largest refracting telescope, enhancing your understanding of astronomy.
Delve into the universe with a visit to the Peter Harrison Planetarium, guided by expert astronomers who'll show you different celestial bodies.
Uncover the importance of satellites in protecting the planet at We Are Guardians and transform astronomical data into an auditory experience at Audio Universe.
Opt for a ticket upgrade to get the Day Pass and explore Cutty Sark, Queen's House, and more.

Inclusions

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Entry to Royal Observatory Greenwich
Multilingual audio guide
Entry to (as per option selected):
- Cutty Sark
- National Maritime Museum
- Peter Harrison Planetarium
- Queen's House

Royal Observatory Planetarium Show

Entry to the Peter Harrison Planetarium
Access to The Sky Tonight show
Access to special exhibitions

Cancellation policy

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Jordan

4/5

Nov, 2024

12000 steps and very pricey. Most were free.

Geraldine

5/5

Dec, 2024

Markham

5/5

Oct, 2024

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Your experience

Save more and explore the Royal Observatory Greenwich and catch a show at the Royal Observatory Planetarium. Conveniently located next to each other, these are must-visit destinations for every space enthusiast.

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Your journey starts at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, where you have the chance to stand on the Prime Meridian line that divides the Earth into eastern and western hemispheres. Don't miss the opportunity to learn about the Greenwich Mean Time and explore the ingenious sea clocks made by John Harrison. You will also get to see the Great Equatorial Telescope, the largest refracting telescope in the UK. Your ticket also includes an audio guide to help you navigate through the venue and learn more. Upgrade your tickets to visit Cutty Sark and Queen's House.

Royal Observatory Planetarium

Next, head to London's only operational planetarium, the Peter Harrison Planetarium. Here, you will be guided through the stars and planets visible in the night sky during The Sky Tonight live show. The ticket also allows access to special exhibitions that offer deeper insights into space exploration. Experiences, like We Are Guardians and Audio Universe, provide a unique perspective on the satellite fleet monitoring Earth and the sounds of celestial bodies.

Know before you go

What's not allowed

Royal Observatory Greenwich

Keep in mind that drones, bicycles, roller skates, balloons, selfie sticks, and photography of certain labeled objects are not allowed in this experience. Pack wisely!
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.

Royal Observatory Planetarium

Please note that late entry or re-entry is not permitted once the show has started.

Accessibility

Royal Observatory Greenwich

This experience is partially wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible. Wheelchair access is limited to The Meridian line, Meridian building ground floor, Astronomer’s Garden, and Camera Obscura. There is no disabled access to the older, Grade I listed buildings including Flamsteed House and the Great Equatorial Telescope.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Royal Observatory Planetarium

The planetarium is fully accessible by lift, though some mobility scooters may be too large for access
For visitors with hearing aids, an induction loop system is available to enhance the audio experience.