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The Tulip Stairs and lantern at the Queen's House in Greenwich by Inigo Jones . The first centrally unsupported stairs constructed within the first wholly classical building in England.
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Inigo Jones's white house. Same axis as the maritime museum, then the park. Next is Greenwich Park — do not also stack Kensington Palace the same day.
Analysis
Queen's House: two wings only. Last entry is about an hour before close (About 10:00–17:00). Leave a large case if there is no cloakroom, leave via Cutty Sark, and do not add another large museum the same day.
Best time
Afternoon
How to go
The maritime museum's south side
Transit
Tap contactless or Oyster at Cutty Sark. Last trains sit around midnight. After Queen's House closes, board there — do not cross districts for the last train.
Season window
Spring and autumn are easiest at Queen's House. Summer atriums and weekend crowds stack; in winter put the indoor rooms first, and do not count an outdoor court on a wet day.
Tips
- · Tickets: Free. Plan about 35 minutes.
- · The tulip stair is the photo
- · No flash and no tripods inside Queen's House. Drink water before security. Pushchairs follow that day's door notice.
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