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The Old Royal Naval College's twin domed blocks seen across the Thames from the north bank.
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Old Royal Naval College

The Old Royal Naval College is a group of riverside buildings in Greenwich, designed by Christopher Wren and built from 1696 to 1712 as the Royal Hospital for Seamen. From 1873 to 1998 it housed the Royal Naval College. Visitors see the Painted Hall, decorated by James Thornhill, the chapel and the grounds of Maritime Greenwich.

Tickets for Old Royal Naval College

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Entry Ticket

4.6 ★ 186

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From $23.53

  • Entry ticket
  • The Painted Hall
  • Audio guide
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35+ attractions

From $85.94 (2 attractions)

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