Cutty Sark
5 expert reviews
“Where the Archbishop of Canterbury was murdered in 1012.”
– Not For Tourists
Time Out
"The world's last surviving tea clipper was the fastest and greatest of her age. That was over a century ago now, but the Cutty Sark is certainly still a venerable sight."
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Fodor's
"This sleek, romantic clipper was built in 1869, one among a vast fleet of tall-masted wooden ships that plied the oceanic highways of the 19th century."
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Don't forget to take in the very amusing collection of figureheads.
Michelin Guide
2 Stars
"Launched in 1869 from Scotland's Dumbarton shipyards, this majestic three-masted vessel was used in the China tea trade and became famous for her speed."
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Frommer's
"This handsome wooden ship, launched in 1869 when it was expected to last only 30 years, is today the only tea clipper left in the world."
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