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Museum housed in a Victorian ice warehouse telling the story of London's inland canals and the ice trade. Features narrowboat cabins, original ice wells, and interactive exhibits with model boats and lock operations. Regular canal boat trips available along the Regent's Canal, including tunnel cruises through Islington Tunnel.
The world's last surviving tea clipper, built in 1869 and now a museum ship raised 3 metres above ground to walk beneath its gleaming copper hull. Explore the decks and rigging, meet costumed historical characters, and handle pieces of authentic maritime history. Interactive exhibitions bring the ship's seafaring legacy to life, with views of the River Thames from on board.
The UK's largest maritime museum with 14 galleries housing 500 years of seafaring history and treasures. Interactive children's galleries including AHOY! for ages 0-7 with climbing, water play and role-play; All Hands gallery for ages 6-12 where kids can steer ships and fire cannons. Ocean Map, sea-themed Cove playground, and daily family activities bring maritime adventures to life.
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