FamxplorQueen's House
What to expect
The Queen's House is a former royal residence and a public art gallery located in Greenwich, London. It was built between 1616 and 1635 and is considered one of the most important buildings in British architectural history. The house features a unique architecture, including the Tulip Stairs, a geometric self-supporting spiral staircase, and the Great Hall, a perfect cube with a delicate gold leaf ceiling fresco. The Queen's House is home to an incredible collection of art, including works by artists such as Canaletto, Rembrandt, and Gainsborough. The house is also said to have its own ghost, making it a fascinating place to visit. The Queen's House has a gift shop, and there are places to eat and drink nearby, including the Parkside Café at the National Maritime Museum. The house is accessible, with facilities for visitors with disabilities, and offers audio guides to help make the most of your visit
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Great things to do in Greenwich with children
Activities: We visited the Queen's House. We walked around the beautiful building and saw stunning paintings and portraits. We made a game out of it, picking a favorite from each room. "In winter there is also an ice rink outside!"
Highlights: We enjoyed the Queen's House. We made a game out of our visit. We thought it might be "better suited to older children" but we made it fun by picking our favorite art pieces from each room. The building was "beautiful to walk around." ✨