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The Queen's House

 
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The Queen's House was designed by Inigo Jones in 1616, introducing Palladian architecture to England. It is admired for its Great Hall and Tulip Staircase. The house was given by Charles I to his French wife Henrietta Maria in 1635.

Art exhibition

The Queen's House is now part of the National Maritime Museum. It is home to 'Art for the Nation', a major exhibition that brings together 200 of the museum's finest works of art.

The collection includes paintings by Gainsborough, Hogarth and Reynolds.

More information

Queen's House opening times - National Maritime Museum website

History of the Queen's House - National Maritime Museum website

Find out about disabled access and facilities on the DisabledGo website 

Address

Romney Road
Greenwich
London SE10 9NF

Location map of The Queen's House

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Contact The Queen's House

  • 020 8312 6565

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