Queen's House

Queen's House is a jewel of classical architecture in the heart of Greenwich. This first classical building in England impresses with its harmony of proportion and rich detailing. The famous spiral Tulip Stairs - the first self-supporting staircase in England - is a true masterpiece of 17th century engineering.

The interiors hide an impressive art collection spanning 400 years of history, with works by such masters as Reynolds, Hogarth and Turner. The 22 beautifully restored rooms, including the King and Queen's Presence Chamber, take visitors on a fascinating journey through the history of the British monarchy.