Maritime Museum Amsterdam
Location
Essentials
- Explore Dutch maritime history
- Step on board a replica 18th century Dutch East India cargo ship
- Experience Amsterdam's historic harbour in Virtual Reality
Practical info
Children
Child ticket for 13-17 year olds
Free entry for 0-12 year olds when accompanied by a paying adult
Opening hours
Tuesday - Sunday: 10.00 - 17.00
Languages
The free audio tour is available in English, Dutch, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean
Ticket information
Ticket directly available on smartphone
Ticket can be rescheduled or cancelled up to 48 hours in advance
More information
For questions about the product, please contact [email protected]
Accessibility
Getting there
Public Transport
The nearest stop is Kadijksplein (bus 22 & 43).
About
Maritime history of the Netherlands
The National Maritime Museum (het Scheepvaartmuseum in Dutch) in Amsterdam is dedicated to the Netherlands’ legendary naval history. The museum contains an impressive maritime collection of historical objects including weapons, paintings, world maps, navigation instruments and scale models.
The National Maritime Museum is housed in the impressive former arsenal of the Admiralty of Amsterdam, which dates back to 1656. The courtyard now features an elaborate glass ceiling with a design reminiscent of a compass rose. The National Maritime Museum is one of the country’s most visited museums, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.
Discover and experience 500 years of naval domination
The Maritime Museum will give you a glimpse into Holland’s long and prosperous relation to the sea. The museum's exhibits are both in and outside the building. At the jetty there are several ships, some of which you can board, such as the replica Dutch East Indiaman ship Amsterdam. The museum also features several other exhibits and an extensive collection of historical artefacts from the Dutch Golden Age.
When you've stepped aboard the VOC ship Amsterdam you can also travel back in time to the Golden Age with the Dare to Discover VR journey. This virtual journey takes you on a flight over the historic harbour of 17th century Amsterdam. You'll experience how the harbour flourished, see how new land emerged from the sea and merchants from different countries brought in and ship out their goods. The VR tour starts every 15 minutes and is suitable for children of 7 years and up.
Book your National Maritime Museum tickets online!
Book your tickets to the National Maritime Museum on our website to guarantee entry! Tickets also include fast-track admission to the museum, so you won’t have to wait at the entrance. There is a free audio-tour available in Dutch, English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.
There are a number of special exhibitions geared towards children which make the museum fun and interesting for all ages. The National Maritime Museum is a fascinating attraction, don’t miss it on your next trip to the Netherlands!
Reviews
52 reviews
Really Cool Museum
I had heard about this museum from a colleague, so I went. I normally would not have visited this type of museum but it was well worth the time. There is a replica of ship that you can tour, but there are also numerous really well-curated interactive exhibits that tell the story of the deep connection of maritime history and Dutch history and culture. The navigation and cartography exhibits are exceptional. There are also thought-provoking exhibits related to Dutch colonization and the impacts that are being felt today. This was a great experience.
Fantastic and interesting
Fantastic museum with a lot of nautical history. Spent a leisurely 4 hours here, climbing the tall ship and enjoying a lunch of tomato soup in the courtyard. The audio devices were wonderful.
Well done and interesting
Loved learning about maritime life and ships and history at the most historic port in Europe. The ship replica to tour is great fun and well done. Model ships, ship ornaments, navigation, stunning tapestries of a battle, and more made this a good stop. Allow at least two hours.
Good museum for naval history!
Good museum for those interested in the history of the Dutch over the high seas - which I had forgot a lot of this, or maybe didn’t k ow. Anyway, super interesting. We didn’t have kids but it was very kid friendly as there were lots hands on activities and separate audio guides for kids.
All about ships!
Very cool museum all about ships! From charting and maps to navigation tools and replica ships. The large ship that is available to explore on board is so interesting and fun.
A really huge museum
I must admit this museum was much larger than I expected. Some sections were easy to anticipate, but others really astonished me. Probably the most attractive ones are about whales and waling, as well as the ship East Indiaman Amsterdam. There were three more ships to visit for an additional payment, but I skipped that and yet was exhausted after exploring all exhibitions. Plan to have more than 3 hours for a visit. A disclaimer: I was there in August, 2023, not September.
Good place to visit
Well worth a visit. Audio tour was good . Fantastic exhibits. Really liked the SV Amsterdam . Some unique historical navigation instruments and some wonderful scale models .
The big ship was neat, but kinda spendy for just that
For the price not sure I would do it again, but the big ship was pretty neat. Otherwise the inside stuff was didn’t seem to be maritime related too much. I’ve been to better:
Maritime history you don’t know!
Beautiful 14th, 15th and 16th century paintings of ships and battles. The map room was especially interesting. It was surprising to see that Dutch sailors trading with China and Japan in the 14th century. Take a tour of the replica of a ship; that’s probably the most interesting thing for kids. The courtyard has tables and chairs where you can rest and a restaurant to buy food and drinks.
Decent Nautical Museum
The Maritime museum is located around a mile away from Amsterdam Centraal station on foot. Alternatively you can take bus 22 from Centraal to Kattenburgerplein which is a short walk from the museum. It is housed in a fine building with a courtyard in a dock area. Due to time constraints I had only an hour to look around but there was plenty of interesting content. I enjoyed the Rescuers at Sea exhibition which featured many interesting stories of volunteers working for KNRM (Dutch Lifeboat Service). There are many good nautical paintings on display covering the golden age when the Netherlands was a major seafaring force. The Food for Thought exhibition was informative and dealt with food production and waste. The Netherlands is the second largest exporter of agricultural produce (USA is the first). Unfortunately the old ships normally anchored in the dock were away for restoration so couldn’t be viewed. Overall, an enjoyable experience at a cost of €18.50.
A good insight into the VOC and all things nautical
A very large building with a stunning courtyard, very relaxed feel. Lots to see in various galleries but not overhwhelming, nicely curated exhibitions on various different aspects such as navigation history, where our food comes from, old maps, and the VOC as you'd expect. The day we arrived the large reconstructed ship was away, the steward at the desk very kindly told us BEFORE we bought our tickets, so we had the choice to return a day later and see it - really glad we did as it was quite stunning and gave you an inkling into what it might have been like as a sailor back in the day. Rather complicated lockers were the only downside!
Make time for Het Scheepvaart in Amsterdam
This is a fabulous museum, first class! The building itself is my favorite part but the exhibitions were also excellent. There was a fascinating exhibition of a Dutch solo sailor and the shop was very good. Highly recommend.
pro/con/advices- great and fun museum
PROS * A very fun place to visit * Interesting and informative- learn about Dutch history and the water: relive the era when the Netherlands was a sea-faring world leader in trade and commerce... and war * Very well designed * Nice interesting building that sits on the water * Outstanding well-designed presentations and exhibits * See other incredible ship models and very creative and imaginative historical and colorful mastheads from historical ships * Multiple themed rooms with outstanding clear presentations * Amazing displays of historical marine boating materials and artifacts * Fascinating intriguing attractive displays * The 17th century recreated anchored Dutch boat is the best- exploring it alone could take up to an hour! See how the seamen and crewmen lived and worked * Spacious clean convenient secured lockers in the basement to keep stuff CONS * The cost is 19 euros regardless of when one arrives, and no (senior) discount * It closes at 1700 hours "I VISITED THIS PLACE"... ... because it was on my short list of important interesting sites that I chose for my (way too) short (first) visit to Amsterdam. That day started with the Anne Frank House and proceeded to the Portuguese Synagogue, the Jewish Museum, passing the Dutch Resistance Museum. this incredible fantastic Dutch National Maritime Museum and then the Auschwitz Holocaust Memorial and then the Analogues concert at Carre Theater (of course all of these have already been extensively reviewed by me). I arrived at 1600h, an hour before the 1700h closure and was charged the entire 19 euros. I conveniently stored my stuff in the massive modern combo stored locker room. I raced and ran through the exhibits- as much and as many as I could. I totally enjoyed myself- it is a well-designed, pleasingly presented demonstration of a massive amount of historical Dutch history and ships. The recreated docked full-size 17th century Dutch trading ship is incredible and outstanding: I loved it. I ran through every single section of it, inside and out. The accuracy of the creation is incredible. WAS IT WORTH THE COST? For me as a solo budget traveler, it seemed expensive- even if I had arrived at 0900h. For a family with young children who would absolutely love this museum, that can add up quickly (even with children's price, which is probably less expensive. WOULD "I VISIT THIS PLACE" AGAIN? Sure- I'd love to be able to more leisurely explore the massive exhibits of information and artifacts and to explore the ship again. But at 19 euros, that's probably not going to happen for this senior budget traveler. ADVICES Definitely do go at least once- enjoy all the exhibits, especially the full-size recreated ship. FULL DISCLOSURE "I visited this place" with the intention and plan to write a thorough complete and "helpful" review and to attach and submit many "helpful" photos here on tripadvisor, so if these did "help" you, please indicate that by tikking the "thumbs up" symbol. Thanks.
An inclusive maritime history museum
This is pretty close to Amsterdam Centraal and the Resistance Museum, so it's pretty easy to get to from either of those areas. We stopped in because my partner is very interested in maritime history; this one is special because the building is beautiful; it's the former trading building. It's full of art (which I didn't quite expect), and in true Dutch fashion, it is very honest about its history. They did not hide their colonial past and included achievements from their former colonies--something other colonizers appear to be allergic to. Unlike other colonizers, they also didn't whitewash anything. There's also a segment about the various environments, which was interesting. You hear the story of shipwrecked sailors who survived against all odds in the arctic. We ended the visit with a tour of a replica VOC ship, and a quick visit of a retired royal boat. The scenery is also beautiful. If you're on the fence about this museum, you can wait until you're there to decide--unlike the Rembrandt House, Riksmuseum, Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum, this one doesn't sell out quickly. We also managed to snag a deal for it on Groupon, so definitely check there.
Great history and current exhibits
Beautiful building. Exhibits are very interesting for adults. Varied exhibits about the city as a port, its growth, past and current use, and the broader Dutch maritime history. We learned a lot. Special exhibit on whaling was great for kids to understand that history. The audio guides are free with tickets and were helpful to understand more. Cafe had some good food and wasn’t too expensive. They have a kids menu.
Lovely covered courtyard
Must confess we were pretty museum’d out by the time we visited but still enjoyed it. Entry included with our I Amsterdam card so we went. If you walk there, as you cross the bridge heading towards museum from centraal station direction, look across to the right and you can see the only windmill in Amsterdam city in the distance. The building is fabulous, make sure you go down to the bathrooms as the vaulted area down there is impressive. We didn’t look at everything. We took the audio guide on offer but found we read the info boards rather than listening to the guide. The replica sailing ship is well presented, quite tricky to move around if you’re not too mobile and as you’d expect, mind your head! Favourite museum displays were those related to navigation in a starlit section and the section on books/maps. Fascinating to see these early “travel guides” with their depictions of local scenes and people’s. Do sit in the courtyard area which is a lovely space, wait until there’s a burst of sunshine and see the effect of the roof line shadows across the walls because it’s beautiful.
A must visit experience,unforgettable.🙏
An excellent interactive stunning display...! A must visit museum in Amstedam. Give yourself at least 5 hours, or come back again.😁👍
Really fascinating!
Stunning museum and full of such amazing artefacts and information. My husband and I are specifically interested in boats and sea history etc which is the main reason we went here but I think it would suit anybody. Some really interesting things to look at in a very beautiful building. Really enjoyed it.
Interesting speciality museum, especially if you like the sea.
A lovely waterside location in a very impressive building. It's displays are well presented and clearly themed. An interesting range of items, both large and small, inside and out, that tell a lot about Dutch maritime history. As a family we are interested in maritime things, so we spent about five hours in it (including a drinks break) and didn't see everything. Entrance was speedy (we didn't prebook) and being offered a free locker to put bags and coats in was helpful. The one thing that's almost completely missing is anything related to the 20th Century, which is surprising given the key role that the Dutch played in salvage and oil transportation, and their brave if doomed sea battles against the Japanese in 1942.
Great experience, great presentation, not to be missed.
Great experience. I chose to start "navigating" in the museum from the East wing, next the West , leaving the ships (in the North) for last. Great concept to move in the museum with the signs of the compass! Many great concepts! From the presentation of the navigation apparatus, to the presentation of life of a ship owning Dutch family (through a "moving portrait"), and the presentation of maps of the journeys of the Doutch mariners. Not to be missed!
Vergeet niet de geschiedenis te vertellen
In de kerstvakantie met dochters geweest van 11 en 7. De speurtocht is wat te algemeen en weinig inhoudelijk. Daar mag best educatief wat meer pit in. Het schip buiten is heel leuk. De extra activiteiten op de overdekte binnenplaats ook. Mooi gebouw. Na 2.5 uur nog niet alles gezien. De tentoonstellingen ervaar ik als veel losse kralen. Een doorlopend verhaal over de maritieme geschiedenis van Nederland zou een verrijking zijn.
een prachtig museum
een prachtig museum, modern in een oud gebouw. Ook geschikt voor n uurtje met (klein) kinderen. Kom een keer terug om het hele museum door te lopen
Une jolie surprise
Très belle découverte que ce musée. Si il n’est pas incontournable, si la collection n’est pas inoubliable, le magnifique bâtiment et sa verrière, la barbe royale, ainsi que la reconstitution du galion que l’on visite, suffisent créer un joli souvenir.
Fraaie collectie in mooi gerestaureerd gebouw
De combinatie van “gezonken meesters” collectie met de vaste collectie was voor ons reden tot bezoek. Allebei zeer de moeite waard. De sectie cartografie is prachtig. Het VOC schip buiten aan de kade is interessant en een speeltuin voor kinderen. Aanrader!
Magnifique
Dommage de ne pas aller visiter ce musée un peu à l’écart du tumulte de la vielle ville. Bâtiment splendide, belles expositions. Prévoir 2 heures de visite minimum et un audio guide.
La très bonne surprise d’Amsterdam !!
Vraiment mon coup de coeur d’Amsterdam. Beaucoup de chose à voir, compter 3-4h si vous voulez faire correctement le tour. Déjà le bâtiment qui est en lui même beau, des bateaux à voir dont un à visiter, l’histoire navale d’Amsterdam avec les bon ET les mauvais côtés, une expo photo sur les sauveteurs en mer néerlandais, une expos sur la faim/production alimentaire dans le monde, les instruments et cartes de navigation, les baleines, un aventurier, … vraiment très intéressant. Audio guide disponible en français. Il permet d’avoir des informations détaillé sur certaines peu œuvres/pièces exposées. Le reste avec les titres, explications simples sous les oeuvres sont en anglais ou en néerlandais. Je recommande +++
Ausprobieren, ausprobieren, ausprobieren
Preislich weiß ich leider nicht mehr was wir bezahlt haben , aber das interessanteste am Museum war absolut das Schiff! Wir sind eigentlich nur deswegen dort rein. Es ist ein Nachbau eines Handelsschiffs und es gibt viel auszuprobieren! Alleine auf dem Schiff kann man sich über 1h aufhalten. Uns hat es sehr gut gefallen! Wir sind ca. 2h vor Schließung rein und es hat total gepasst.
Zeer veel te zien
Het scheepvaartmuseum stond al jaren op mijn to-do lijstje. Echter woon aan de andere kant van nederland en met de auto is amsterdam moeilijk te bereiken. Dus een keer met de trein gegaan. Ik heb ten eerste het museum onderschat. Het is veel groter dan ik dacht. Ik had nog een 2e museum deze dag gepland, maar ben hier ruim 3 uur geweest en toen ik buiten kwam had ik voor deze dag museumbezoek wel even gehad. Tentoonstellingen zijn mooi en ruim opgezet. Hoogtepunt is natuurlijk het VOC schip. Ik had alleen wat problemen met de electronische kluisjes. Doe mij maar gewoon een kluisje met sleutel waar een nummer opstaat, veel makkelijker.
Een aanrader! Ook voor jonge kinderen.
Heel mooi museum. Ook met onze jonge kinderen (4 en 6) hebben we een fijn bezoek gehad. Mooie objecten in rustige goed ingerichte ruimtes. Ook voor de kinderen veel verschillend vermaak. Een aanrader!
A voir
Musée très intéressant dans une ancienne batisse de amsterdam. Adapté pour petits et grands. La réplique d'un bateau de la VOC est vraiment ludique. L'atmosphère qui règne dans la cour intérieure une fois la nuit tombée est magnifique grâce au toit en verre illuminé.
Leuk om doorheen....
Best een mooi en leuk museum. Zeker een keer doen met je museumjaarkaart. We zijn er zo'n 1,5 uur geweest. Het schip buiten is het leukst. Maar binnen is er ook genoeg te zien. Mooi pand. We hebben er niet gegeten. Je rugtas moet in een kluisje.
Viel zu sehen und hören
Sehr gut organisiert und nicht zu voll. Dank des Audiogeräts in vielen Sprachen, konnten wir viele neue Informationen mitnehmen. Leider ist das Gerät für Kinder nicht auf Deutsch, das wäre nochmal eine riesige Bereicherung. Die Krönung ist das riesige Schiff auf dem Wasser, das komplett besichtigt werden kann. Wie klein die Betten waren oder wie eng die Räume. Auch richtig gut fanden wir die Animation eines Vogels, der über die alten Schiffe im Hafen von Amsterdam fliegt. Wir würden auf jeden Fall wiederkommen.
Anders als viele vergleichbare Institutionen
Das Schiffahrtsmuseum befindet sich im früheren Magazin der Admiralität, einem mächtigen quadratischen Bau im Hafen. Mit meiner I amsterdam City-Card ist der Eintritt frei. Gepäck müssen Besuchende im absurd komplizierten, dafür jedoch bargeldlosen, Schließfachsystem des Museums einschließen. Pro-Tipp: Foto des Schließfachs machen, um es später leichter wiederzufinden ;) Unter dem Glasdach des Innenhofs kann man sich entscheiden: Erst ins Café, oder einen der 3 Museumsbereiche (die jeweils eine Seite des Gebäudes einnehmen) erkunden? Ein Muss ist der kostenlose Audioguide, der ebenfalls dort erhältlich ist. Auf Englisch und Holländisch bietet er weitere Hintergründe zu den, bereits gut in den gleichen Sprachen betexten, Exponaten. Anders als viele vergleichbare Institutionen nähert sich Het Scheepvaartmuseum dem Thema Seefahrt eher historisch und gesellschaftlich in unterschiedlichsten Ausprägungen an. Gezeigt werden Karten, Gemälde, überraschend wenige Schiffsmodelle, aber auch moderne Kunst und Multimedia-Installationen. Interaktiv auf hohem Niveau, und für alle Altersgruppen interessant. Wer hier die technischeren Aspekte der Schiffahrt vermisst, findet diese exzellent aufbereitet im Rijksmuseum. Ein Besuch des Nachbaus eines East Indiamans am Kai des Museums (anfassen ausdrücklich erwünscht) vervollständigt das Erlebnis. Ambiente: 5 Sterne Besucherführung: 5 Sterne Schließfachsystem 1 Stern Museumspädagogik / Wissensvermittlung: 5 Sterne Empfohlene Besuchsdauer: 2 bis 4 Stunden Wiederbesuchs-Faktor: 5 Sterne
Muy interesante
Este museo es muy interesante si te gusta el mundo de la navegación . Situado en un edificio histórico y muy relacionado con la navegación del país, presenta varias plantas bien presentadas. En una ala y en el exterior puedes visitar la réplica de una fragata de época y una góndola real del siglo XVIII. Muy bonito.
Bateau des explorateurs hollandais à visiter.
Dans le bâtiment seuls les sextant, compas, et instruments de mesures étaient intéressants. Par contre la visite du bateau est parfaite. Visite du pont supérieur à la cale avec décors et mobilier. A voir.
Très beau musée
Super joli musée un peu différent des autres. Assez grand et aéré, peu d’œuvres par pièce ce qui est agréable. Audio tour disponible gratuitement (en français) avec vestiaires gratuits. Très bon musée à faire en environ 1h30 !
Mooi !
Heel lang geleden hier eens geweest, dus het mocht wel weer eens. Wij hadden niet zo heel veel tijd dus wij hebben alleen de collectie in windrichting oost gedaan en komen nog wel een keer terug. Ontvangst en garderobe zijn extreem goed geregeld en daarvan komend kun je meteen even wat drinken. Op Oost komj o.a, de cartografie(zeer uitgebreid) en curiosa tegen. Verder is daar de zeer grote collectie jachtmodellen te vinden en op de 2e verdieping de verzamelingen scheepsornamenten en navigatie-instrumenten (waarvan de laatste indrukwekkend was).
Marineria varia
Meritevole la visita con locali ricchi di quadri attrezzatura navale modellini d’imbarcazioni di varie misure e che ama come me le polene ha modo di trovarne di varie misure e foggia. All’estero visitabile un veliero ed una pilotina di epoca andata
Molto bello
Bello il museo , soprattutto il reparto delle polene. bellissimo il vascello visitabile liberamente all’ esterno. Adatto a tutti gli amanti del mare
Per tutti gli appassionati del mare e della storia
Il museo della navigazione marittima ripercorre la storia dei navigatori olandesi. Si trova all'interno della vecchia scuola della marina ed è composta da diverse aree tematiche. Molto interessante la sala delle carte nautiche, a partire dal 1600, e dei modellini per la navigazione. C'è anche una sala con gli strumenti di navigazione esposti e con dei monitor che ne spiegano l'utilizzo. E' possibile anche vedere la barca reale e salire sulla ricostruzione di un vascello olandese. Ottimo da visitare anche con i bambini.
Mycket sjöhistorik för pengarna
En vacker gammal byggnad som huserade fler utställningar när vi var där. Valjaktens historia, magnifika skeppsmålningar, navigationsutrustning genom tiderna, skeppsdekorationer och mycket mer. Kronjuvelen är förstås fullstora replikan av tremastaren (skeppet) "Amsterdam" där man kan gå ombord och uppleva fyllda lastutrymmen, trånga kanondäck, besättningens hängkojer, kaptenens hytt, ankarspel, roder och allt annat som fanns på skeppet när det begav sig. Barnen kanske tycker inomhusdelarna är lite tråkiga, beroende på deras intressen, men skeppet facinerar alla, tror jag.
Ineludible
El museo más representativo de Amsterdam, en donde encontrará el porqué de la influencia de esta ciudad en el mundo. Un mar de explicaciones amenamente contadas que incluyen realidad virtual, maquetas tamaño real y hasta barcos amarrados. Una visita ineludible, sin importar si la marina es o no de tu agrado. Esto habla de como se posicionó la Compañia de Las Indias Orientales y de su influencia geopolítica. Fácil de recorrer, bien diseñado y amigable con información y objetos a la altura de los m mejores museos del mundo. Obligatorio.
Magnifico
Como amante de la historia y Del Mar me encontré realmente a gusto en este museo. Magnifico edificio donde impregnase de la historia marítima de los Países Bajos. Comercio marítimo, batallas navales históricas hasta los puertos comerciales de la actualidad. Imprescindible visitar el buque “Amsterdam” anclado frente al museo y no olvidarse del la proyección de realidad virtual que en el se ofrece.
Et levende museum
Hollandsk skibsfartshistorie formidlet spændende og fængende. Ingen støvede montre, men fantastiske tableauer og mange steder interaktive oplevelser, der gjorde historien levende og satte gang i fantasien. Vi kedede os ikke et sekund, mens vi gik igennem de mange og varierede del-udstillinger. Et ualmindeligt spændende museum for både børn og voksne.
Excelente museo que permite pensar en los viajes del pasado
Este museo es excelente y con una cantidad de información que permite comprender distintos aspectos de la evolución de navegación en el pasado de Holanda. El museo explora el pasado de Holanda como potencial naval y muestra un barco de esa historia. También tiene cartografía y otros datos fascinantes. Es un lugar para pasar horas.
Auch um das Museum gibt es viel zu Sehen
Museum ca 80€ für 3+2. Waren wir nicht drin. Um das Museum herum gibt es aber viel zu sehen. Der Weg dorthin lohnt sich also.0
Intressant museum med fokus på Holländska Ostindiska kompaniet!
Ett mycket intressant museum för den som gillar sjöfart och Nederländernas historia. De har ett fullt uppbyggt skepp som användes av Holländska Ostindiska kompaniet i sina resor mot Indonesien. Det finns även en mycket bra "virtual reality" upplevelse som berättar mer om den tiden. Museet i sig är väldigt bra med fokus på kompaniet samt även valfångster.
Sjöfartsmuseum med tydligt fokus
Ett väldigt specialiserat sjöfartsmuseum som i princip uteslutande diskuterar utvecklingen av sjöfart och navigering. Med hjälp av en elektronisk guidebok går den permanenta utställningen igenom sjöfartens utveckling med objekt så som kartor, skrivelser, konst och galjonsfigurer. För den som är intresserad av sjöfart är detta en riktig pärla, men det finns nog tillräckligt för att underhålla lekmän också.
Fint museum
Det er et godt museum for søfart. Der er god info på engelsk. Udenfor jan man komme ombord på en træskib. Det ser gammelt ud og giver en ide om, hvordan det kunne have været. Det var sjovt at se de gl kort og globus, som nogle steder ramte lidt forkert.
Trevligt 2 timmars besök
Det här marina museet har många fina samlingar lagom stort och visar många delar av sjöfarten ,vi uppskattade Ostindienfararen även om den är en rekonsturerad sen fins ett rum där man får åka med runt i stan via 4 projektorer det var kul. Det finns bra beskrivningar på Engelska och det är ganska barnvänligt i vissa rum
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