Uber Boat by Thames Clippers Hop-on Hop-off (1 Day) & Old Royal Naval College with the Painted Hall

Overview

Uber Boat by Thames Clippers Hop-on Hop-off (1Day) ticket

The Hop-on Hop-off (1 Day) ticket is perfect for exploring London; valid for all day travel to 24 piers along the Thames between Barking Riverside Pier in the East and Putney Pier in the West. Services run from early in the morning until late at night 7 days a week.

With this ticket you can hop-on and hop-off between 24 piers including Greenwich for your visit to the Old Royal Naval College.

Valid all day (for the indicated purchased date) until the end of service, this ticket is ideal for a day of sightseeing and visiting London's sights.

Enjoy spectacular river views of Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Shakespeare’s Globe, Tate Modern, The Shard, Tower of London, the Old Royal Naval College, The O2 and the Thames Barrier to name a few. There’s nothing quite like sailing under the iconic Tower Bridge either!


The Old Royal Naval College, home of the Painted Hall

Explore the peaceful riverside location and Sir Christopher Wren’s iconic architecture. The stunning buildings and extensive grounds tell 600 years of remarkable history that lists an incredible cast of monarchs and famous British figures, from Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson.

Visit ‘Britain’s Sistine Chapel’, Sir James Thornhill’s breath-taking Baroque Painted Hall and its neighbour, the glorious Chapel of St Peter and Paul. Escape the crowds and discover 40,000 square feet of awe-inspiring painted walls and ceiling.

Named “the most popular filming location in the world” by Empire Magazine, the Old Royal Naval College is the setting for hundreds of blockbuster films and TV series including Pirates of the Caribbean, Les Misérables, The Crown and Bridgerton.

See the reopened Nelson Room
The unique architecture of the Nelson Room has been carefully conserved, including its imposing roof lantern, monumental stonework, and Swedish marble flooring – the marble flagstones were selected by Sir Christopher Wren himself. A ‘Pepper’s Ghost’ display illuminates Nelson’s lying-in-state, while a bronze sculpture called Breaking the Line, by Antony Dufort pays tribute to the many sailors who fought at Trafalgar and later became ‘Greenwich Pensioners’ at the Royal Hospital for Seamen.

'600 Years of History' Tours
Take a tour of this magnificent 17-acre riverside estate in the heart of the Greenwich Maritime UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tickets include access to the breath-taking Painted Hall, which took 19 years to Paint, known and ‘the UK’s Sistine Chapel’.
The award-winning site tour is included in your visit, where you’ll learn of the fascinating 600-year story of this site, including being the birthplace of Henry VIII and Queen Elizabeth I.
Meet at the Visitor Centre to join a 45-minute tour of the spectacular grounds. The tour leaves daily at 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm (and finishes at the entrance to the Painted Hall).