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Hi Michael Unfortunately there is no direct transport between Cutty Sark and the Royal Observatory Greenwich. We estimate the walk to be between 15-20 minutes with the latter part of the walk being up the hill in Greenwich Park. We hope you enjoy your visit!

I left my back pack there without any questions asked or reservations etc. Just a friendly attendant who took it any questions.

A slow walk through all exhibition rooms will take probably 2.5 hours.

We did not use the catamaran service, so I am not able to advise on that one. Regarding food, we found the cafes in the museum itself very busy, and a bit untidy - possibly not enough staff on duty to continually clear peoples' left over mess! The food offerings were OK for snacks, but you will find a greater variety of cafes, pubs and restaurants to cater for your tastes in the centre of Greenwich (close to the river).

We live in Greater London and only come to Greenwich for day trips so we cannot help you with these two hotels. There have been many recent Tripadvisor reviews that should help you decide between these two places to stay. Personally, whenever I visit a city, I try to book centrally so that I can easily visit several attractions without changing hotel.

Less than an hour.

There's a lovely little cafe inside the museum called the Brasserie - nice views and good food. Equally there are a few good gastropubs further along the river - the Trafalgar Tavern for example.

Our sites are all located in Greenwich, mainly spread around the park and it is possible to walk between each of them. The National Maritime Museum and Queen's House are next to each other with a minimal walk between. The Cutty Sark is located in the centre of Greenwich and the Royal Observatory is in the park up a fairly steep hill, but the walk between them is only around 15 minutes.