Timeline for Vasa´s Preservation from 1628 until today.
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Wednesday 19 January
Welcome to the Vasa Museum
Open daily 10-17
Wednesdays open until 20:00
Early closing: 31 December 10:00-15:00
Admission
Adults: (including senior citizens):
SEK 170
Young visitors: 0-18 years:
Free of charge
The Vasa Museum has taken precautions to make your visit as safe and secure as possible.
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 one of the most visited museums 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!
Kids and families
The story of the king’s beautiful, yet terrifying ship, which sank before leaving harbour on its maiden voyage in 1628 and lay at the bottom of sea for hundreds of years before being before being recovered and put into the museum, fascinates people of all ages. Explore the world of Vasa.
Link to the Vasa Museum Restaurant
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.
Link to the audioguide.
Listen
Audioguide
15 soundtracks telling the history of Vasa.
Link to the Vasa Museum Shop
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
Film archive
Dive into our film archive and explore the world of Vasa!
Precautions due to the pandemic
The Vasa Museum has taken several measures to make your visit as safe and secure as possible. The Vasa Museum follows the government's and the Public Health Agency's infection control measures against covid-19. Here you will find current visitor information due to the pandemic.
Vasa Up Close
Exhibition
Up Close
Learn more about Vasa’s sculptures and their message, and about how Vasa was intended to be sailed and used in battle.
