Thursday 2 December

Open daily 10-17

Wednesdays open until 20:00

Admission

Adults: (including senior citizens):
SEK 170 October - April
Young visitors: 0-18 years:
Free of charge

Full opening hours, click here.

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Historical Timeline

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Welcome to the Vasa Museum

The Vasa ship capsized and sank in Stockholm 1628. After 333 years on the sea bed the mighty warship was salvaged and the voyage could continue. Today Vasa is the world's best preserved 17th century ship and the most visited museum in Scandinavia.

Visit the Vasa Museum

Here's everything you need to know before and during your visit at the Vasa Museum. The museum is open daily 10-17. Buy your ticket at the entrance.

Warm welcome!

Exhibition

The Vasa Museum Garden

Don't forget to visit the Vasa Museum Garden. Take a walk back in time among the vegetables, medicinal herbs and flowers that were a feature of gardens in the 1600s.

Restaurant

Hungry for fika?

Take a break in the museum's restaurant. Enjoy food made from fine Swedish ingredients and a beautiful sea view. We have a lunch menu for both adults and children. For coffee, we have several pastries to choose from.

Listen

Audioguide

15 soundtracks telling the history of Vasa.

Museum Shop

Museum shop

Welcome to the Museum shop! The shop is stocked with products that all revolve around Vasa. Many of the products are unique to the Vasa Museum and are replicas of objects found on board.

Film

Film archive

Dive into our film archive and explore the world of Vasa!

Timeline: Vasa's Preservation

Timeline for Vasa´s Preservation from 1628 until today.

Vasa History

To salvage a 300 year old ship from the sea bed was something few thought possible. It was a dramatic and complex technical effort, so how did they do it?