Visit The Golden Hinde


General information, opening times and bookings:
Tel: 08700 11 8700


Admission- Self Guided Tour
Adults £3.50
Children £2.50
Family Ticket £10.00 (2 adults and 3 children)
Senior Citizens & concessions £3.00

Admission- Guided Tour (pre-booking required)
Adults £4.50
Children £3.50
Family Ticket £15.00 (2 adults + 3 children)


Where:
St Mary Overie Dock
Cathedral Street
London
SE1 9DG


How to get there:

Train:
Mainline, Northern and Jubilee lines: From London Bridge Stations 2 minute walk. (Follow signs to Southwark Cathedral.)
District and Circle Line: Monument Station 5 minute walk. Cross London Bridge on upstream side (right hand side) and you will see the ship beside Southwark Cathedral.

Bus:
17, 21, 22A, 35, 40, 43, 44, 47, 48, 95, 133, 149, 214, 501, 513, D1, P3, P11

Car:
Travel East on Southwark Street from Southwark Bridge Road. Enter Borough High Street heading towards London Bridge. Turn Left into Bedale Street opposite Barclays Bank.

5 Minute walk from the Globe Theatre, and 8 minutes from Tate Modern.


What else is there?
There are also local attractions you may wish to visit on your trip to The Golden Hinde.

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
This is a reconstruction of the Elizabethan Theatre, which burnt down in 1613, situated in 21st Century Bankside. A visit to the Globe includes a guided tour of the theatre itself and a walk around the exhibition of Elizabethan theatrical costumes and musical instruments. The Globe is open daily from 9.00-12.00 (May-Sept) 10.00-17.00 (Oct-April)
www.shakespearesglobe.org

Southwark Cathedral
Next to the Golden Hinde is the Cathedral and collegiate church of St. Saviour and St. Mary Overie Southwark. The Cathedral offers regular and special services, special events, a visitor centre and exhibition which boasts a wide range of educational activities for schools and groups, as well as a shop, refectory, library and conference centre.

The Cathedral is open 8.00-18.00, admission is free.
www.dswark.org/cathedral


Tate Modern
Situated opposite St. Paul's Cathedral on the South Bank of the river, accessible via the new Millennium Bridge. This former power station has been transformed into a gallery of modern art featuring permanent and temporary displays of the well known and not so well known modern artists.
Bankside, 020 7887 8000 / 020 7887 8008 for information
Open Sunday-Thursday 10.00-18.00,
Friday-Saturday 10.00-22.00
www.tate.org.uk


Bankside Gallery
The home of the Royal Watercolour Society and Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, a venue for regular exhibitions of contemporary watercolours and original prints, priding themselves on their established and experimental practices. Situated just beyond Tate Modern, 48 Hopton Street, Blackfriars.
Tel: 020 7928 7521, open Wednesday-Friday 10.00-17.00, Tuesday 10.00-20.00
www.banksidegallery.com


HMS Belfast
Now part of the Imperial War Museum, HMS Belfast is Europe's last big-gun armoured warship to have seen action in World War II and still be around to tell the tales. There are nine decks open to the public.
Morgans Lane, Tooley Street.
Tel: 020 7940 6300
Open daily 10.00-18.00 Summer,
10.00-17.00 Winter
www.hmsbelfast.org.uk


Vinopolis
Bankside's wine tasting attraction offering an audio-guided tour through a exhibition of the world's wine regions and their cultures. Wine tasting is included in the experience with juices available for children.
1 Bank End.    Tel: 020 0870 444 4777
Tuesday-Friday and Sunday 11.00-18.00, Saturday 11.00-20.00 and Monday 11.00-21.00.


The Bramah Tea and Coffee Museum
A museum of the history of tea from 1600 - 1950 and the spread of coffee around the world. After a visit, a wide range of teas and coffees are available in the cafe.
40 Southwark Street, Bankside,  Tel: 020 7403 5650
Open daily 10.00-18.00
www.bramahmuseum.co.uk


Also nearby: The Tower of London, Tower Bridge, The London Dungeon, The Design Museum and Borough Market and we are only a tube or bus journey away from so much more.