Visit Us While the Cutty Sark Conservation Project is underway, there is no access to the ship for the public. To find out more about Cutty Sark, her history and surroundings, click on one of the following links: Learn about the ship and her history Visit the History section to learn more about the world's last remaining tea clipper and the fastest ship of her day. Browse the collection The Trust's collection of objects, figureheads, photographs and archives are all in storage during the Cutty Sark Conservation Project. You can still explore the collections online. Explore Greenwich Cutty Sark is at the very heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Maritime Greenwich. A day-trip offers historic landmarks, inspiring architecture and family fun as Greenwich is also home to The National Maritime Museum, The Old Royal Naval College, The Royal Observatory and Greenwich Park. Keep an eye on our website for the latest updates, and use the following link for news of the conservation project progress. Buy souvenirs There is an opportunity to buy a souvenir online, many of which are exclusive to us and all sales go towards saving Cutty Sark. View some of the products we sell and to buy online Visiting in the future The ship is scheduled to re-open in 2011 when she will be revived, fully conserved, and ready to welcome back old friends and new. If you would be interested in being kept up to date with the development of the project, and would like to be informed when we will be open for business again, please email enquiries or call 020 8858 2698. Learn more about what the future holds for Cutty Sark