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Vasamuseet

True history
         
in full scale

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Opening hours this week

Monday
10.00-17.00
Tuesday
10.00-17.00
Wednesday
10.00-20.00
Thursday
10.00-17.00
Friday
10.00-17.00
Saturday
10.00-17.00
Sunday
10.00-17.00
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  • Welcome back!

    The Vasa Museum is now open after six weeks of reconstruction. Welcome!

  • This is Vasa

    Vasa sank on her maiden voyage in Stockholm 1628 and was salvaged 1961.

  • Footprints

    This footprint was recently found in one of the bricks from Vasas galley.

  • Facebook

    Join the Vasa Museum on Facebook. Behind the scenes and current events.

  • Support Vasa

    It is now clear that a new support system for Vasa must be developed.

  • Follow our blog

    Emma Hocker tells you about her daily work at the Vasa Museum.

  • New blog!

    "Creating the Cannon." Tom Ward creates a functional replica of a Vasa cannon.

Visitors´ images and movies

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Vasa in media

  • 5/7/2013
    ABBA Artikel
  • 5/6/2013
    Åtte grunner til å reise til Stockholm akkurat nå
  • 5/5/2013
    Stockholm, Sweden: Abba museum preview
  • 5/3/2013
    What to Pack: Stockholm
  • 4/30/2013
    Der Norden macht es einem leicht, ihn zu mögen
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The Vasa Museum, Stockholm - is part of The National Maritime Museums

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