Painted Hall Greenwich Tickets

Get tickets to visit the Painted Hall in Greenwich at the Old Royal Naval College. Known as the ‘Sistine Chapel of England’, this extraordinary hall is a masterpiece of Baroque Art. Built-in 1692 as a home for returning seaman, it was designed by Sir Christopher Wren, the same architect who created St. Paul’s Cathedral.

Tickets include entrance to the Painted Hall and surrounding exhibits, the Sackler Gallery, as well as an audio guide and an explorer map.

Highlights

The Painted Hall, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich © James Brittain

• Enter the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Navy College, just re-opened after an £8.5 million restoration
• Admire the incredible 4,000 square metre interior – England’s Sistine Chapel
• Learn about the history of the Hall with a new multimedia audioguide and interactive displays.
• Visit the Sackler Gallery, which explores how the Hall was painted, and learn more about the characters depicted on the ceiling. Discover how the painting reflects this period in history, where Britain became a dominant power in Europe.
• Enjoy the “hands-on treasure chest”, a unique collection of objects inspired by the painting. Try on King William’s crown and cloak, dare yourself to stare into Medusa’s face on Athena’s shield, or hold up King Louis XIV’s broken sword.
• Visit the 18th-century Chapel of St Peter and St Paul

More Info:

• Tickets include an audio guide and an explorer map.
• The Painted Hall is located just a few minutes walk from Greenwich Pier. Visiting Greenwich is a perfect day out, and you can combine a visit to the Painted Hall with a trip to the nearby Cutty Sark & Royal Observatory, Greenwich Market or National Maritime Museum. Alternatively, take a walk in the park, and visit the Royal Observatory.

Please note the Painted Hall will be closing early at 3pm on the following dates:

• Thursday 21 October

Please note the Painted Hall will be closing early at 4pm on the following dates:

• Sunday 12 September
• Saturday 2 October
• Sunday 24 October
• Friday 5 November
• Friday 26 November
• Saturday 4 December
• Saturday 11 December
• Friday 17 December

Please note the Chapel will be closed on the following dates and times:

• • Saturday 21 August (12:30pm- 2:30pm)
  • Saturday 11 September (11:30am-2:30pm)
  • Saturday 17 September (1:30pm-3:30pm)
  • Saturday 16 October (2:30pm-4:30pm)