easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels as the experience involves walking and standing indoors.
Step into Stockholm’s Vasa Museum to witness the world’s only fully intact 17th-century warship. Discover the ship’s tragic maiden voyage in 1628 and explore Sweden’s naval history with expert guides.
Un vascello originale del 1600, intatto, unico al mondo! - DURATA: 60 minuti
Experience the awe of the Vasa Museum, home to an original 17th-century warship. This guided tour offers a unique glimpse into Sweden's maritime history, revealing the ship's fascinating story and the significance of its construction. Discover the mysteries of August 10, 1628, and immerse yourself in a pivotal era of European power.
Experience the awe of the Vasa Museum, home to an original 17th-century warship. This guided tour offers a unique glimpse into Sweden's maritime history, revealing the ship's fascinating story and the significance of its construction. Discover the mysteries of August 10, 1628, and immerse yourself in a pivotal era of European power.
Reserve your guided tour early to secure skip-the-line access and richer historical context.
Expect to walk and stand throughout multiple floors of exhibits inside the museum.
Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and have more time to explore the Vasa up close.
Stockholm’s public transit offers direct routes to Djurgården, making access easy without parking hassles.
The Vasa sank less than one kilometer into its maiden voyage on August 10, 1628, and was raised in 1961, becoming one of the best-preserved ships from the 17th century worldwide.
The museum employs advanced preservation techniques to protect the ship’s wooden structure and promote sustainable tourism in the Stockholm archipelago.
You’ll be on your feet exploring multiple floors and exhibits.
Spring visits can be cool inside and outside the museum.
spring specific
Capture detailed views of the ship’s carvings and exhibits.
Stay hydrated while exploring the museum and nearby outdoor areas.
summer specific