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The Vasa Museum
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See the world's best-preserved 17th-century warship at the Vasa Museum.
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5.0The ship is amazing and the Go City App gives mobility and is very easy to use.
Oct 7, 2025Museum is beautiful and allows you to see just about every angle of this massive ship.
Dec 18, 2025Well thought out displays, and lots of vantage point for different views, liked how the colours were brought to life by replica frescos etc.
Nov 16, 2025- Explore Stockholm with Go City®Your Stockholm pass includes dozens of other top attractions, all for one money-saving price
What you'll do
Visit the Vasa Museum and experience one of the biggest cultural attractions in Stockholm, Sweden - the warship Vasa - which sank in 1628 on its maiden voyage from Stockholm. Learn about the history of the ship through fascinating exhibitions and see the restored wreck that was salvaged from beneath the water.
Along with incredibly detailed exhibitions, you can join a guided tour and learn about the sinking of this magnificent ship, the years it took to salvage it, and then the long restoration process to turn Vasa into what we see today.
While you're here, stop off at the museum's cool café and enjoy Fika (the Swedish concept of unwinding with a coffee and cake) afterwards.
Exhibitions
Life on Board
Take a look at historic artefacts retrieved from Vasa, which will help to paint a picture of daily life aboard the warship.
The Salvaging
Vasa was rediscovered in 1956, and this exhibition documents the process of resurfacing this colossal vessel.
Preserve Vasa
Explore the science behind the ship's preservation and the world-leading research into counteracting decomposition.
Facts
The battleship Vasa sank in 1628 after just sailing just over 1300m.
She lay below the surface for 333 years until being discovered by Anders Franzén and salvaged in 1961.
Some blame King Gustav II Adolf for the disaster, who ordered a large ship with too many heavy-caliber cannons for the ship’s dimensions. Others blame Master shipwright Henrik Hybertsson who was inexperienced at building ships with two gundecks.
What's included
Explore the most popular museum in Scandinavia.
Enjoy informative exhibits about the ship's past, sinking, and recovery operation.
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Galärvarvsvägen 14,, Stockholm, SEHow to get there
Bus: 67, 69, 76, Hop On-Hop Off
Tram: 7
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