Cutty Sark

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Cutty Sark

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Cutty Sark © National Maritime Museum, London

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Time Out says

Tue Jun 12 2012

Badly damaged by fire in May 2007, Cutty Sark –the last surviving tea clipper – re-opened after extensive renovation at the end of April 2012. On-board displays are dedicated to the ship's history and various cargos during her 140-year lifespan, from tea to wool to buffalo horns. Visitors can also venture underneath the three-masted sailing ship, which has been raised three metres above her dry dock to afford views of the elegant hull that made Cutty Sark the fastest clipper of her time.

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I had meant to go before the fire. Now it is much too expensive to consider. The vessel is after all historically pretty much irrelevant: being a working ship of its day, rather than historically significant, per se (think Gt Eastern, Gt Western, Warrior, Trafalgar, etc.).

Peter E Fri Jun 29 2012
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£12 is the standard ticket price from the official website. Not sure why this is a "SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE OFFER: tickets from £12"

WW Thu Jun 14 2012
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Looks nice. Costs a lot of money to go in. Is it worth it?

Paul the Doc Thu May 17 2012
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Looks great. £12 is a lot of money to go in ! Tell me is it worth it?

Paul the Doc Thu May 17 2012
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