Before your visit
Getting here
The Vasa Museum is located at Galärvarvsvägen 14, on Djurgården in Stockholm. You can get here by tram, bus, car and ferry.
Audio guide
Audio guides are available in several languages and can be downloaded to a smartphone or tablet. There is also an audio guide for children. The museum has free Wi-Fi.
Temperature
In order for the ship Vasa to stay preserved in the best way, a temperature of 18-20°C is required. It can sometimes feel chilly inside the museum, so please bring a warm sweater.
Film
The film about Vasa is shown daily, in Swedish, English, German and French, with English subtitles.
Accessibility
There are lifts to every floor of the museum, accessible bathrooms on the ground floor. Two accessible parking spaces are located by the museum.
At the museum
Food and drink
The Vasa Museum's restaurant offer food, snacks and beverages in a cozy setting. Indoor picnic area at the ground floor.
Luggage storage
There are lockers for small bags in our cloakroom, by the information desk at the ground floor. Please don't bring large bags to the museum.
Guided tours
We offer daily guided tours. A tour around the ship is about 25 minutes long and the price is included in the entrance fee.
Toilets
Toilets are located at the entrance, at the information desk on the ground floor, on the 3rd floor and in the restaurant. Accessible toilets are available at the entrance, adjacent to the cloakroom and in the restaurant.
For families and kids
Strollers
You may bring stollers and prams in to the museum, but not inside the restaurant.
Changing table
Changing tables are available in the accessible toilets at the information desk, in the entrance hall, on the 3rd floor and in the restaurant.
For children at the Vasa Museum
Film for children, experiments and crafts: Here you will find everything for our younger visitors.
Good to know
No animals
Pets are not allowed in the museum, except for service animals.
Group tours
Please note! Open guided tours is for individual visitors only. Groups larger than 10 persons can book a private guided tour at a cost of 1,200 SEK for up to 30 people.