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Vasamuseet er det eneste sted i verden, hvor man kan se et næsten helt intakt skib fra det 17. århundrede, som nogensinde er blevet bjærget. Det 64-kanoners krigsskib Vasa sank på sin jomfrurejse i 1628 efter kun at have sejlet omkring 1.300 meter. I slutningen af 1950'erne blev det genopdaget, og 333 år efter det sank, blev Vasa i 1961 bjærget fra havnebunden.
I næsten tredive år var skibet udstillet på et midlertidigt museum. Det var først i 1990, at Vasa fik sit eget permanente museum, specielt designet med stiliserede master på taget, som repræsenterer det oprindelige skibs faktiske højde. Indenfor kan man se skibet fra seks forskellige niveauer, fra kølen til toppen af efterslottet.
Med skibet i centrum af museet er der andre udstillinger, der er sat op omkring skibet i hele museet. Nogle af udstillingerne fokuserer på selve skibet med modeller, der skildrer Vasas konstruktion, forlis, placering og bjærgning. Andre udstillinger viser dig livet om bord på Vasa, som der ville have været 145 sømænd og 300 soldater om bord på.
Østersøen har flere velbevarede trævrag end noget andet sted i verden. Vrak - Museum for Vrag tager dig med på en rejse for at opdage deres historier. Ved hjælp af digital teknologi kan du blive på overfladen, mens du opdager vragene på havets bund.
Med Virtual Reality (VR) dyk, hologrammer og spil får du en dybere forståelse af de marinarkæologiske undersøgelser, der stadig foregår på havets bund. Du vil se de spor, som opdagelsesrejsende har efterladt sig i Sveriges have, søer og vandløb. Du vil aldrig se på vandet i Østersøen igen uden at huske, hvad der ligger under overfladen.
Med denne ene billet kan du besøge begge museer, men du behøver ikke at besøge dem på samme dag. Dit besøg på det andet museum skal bare falde inden for 72 timer efter dit besøg på det første museum. Køb din kombinationsbillet i dag for at se et berømt skibsvrag på nært hold og lære mere om de andre skibe, der stadig ligger på bunden af Østersøen.
Både Vasamuseet og Vrak - Museum for Vrag har gratis audioguides, som kan downloades på deres hjemmesider. På Vrak kan du også tage en gratis guidet tur, der er en gratis 20-minutters tur hver dag kl. 12.00 og 15.00 på engelsk og kl. 11.00 og 14.00 på svensk.
469 Reviews
Ipadwritten
Jeg besøgte museet kort tid efter det åbnede i 1990. Jeg var begejstret. Her i 2024 fik jeg så muligheden igen. Og denne gang skulle det også går ud over min hustru. Det er bare et fedt sted. Min hustru sagde at museet gør historie konkret igennem Vasa skibet. Og hun har jo ret. Det var dengang og nu i dag et fantastisk sted.
kurtc634
Tankevækkende! Originalt skib bevaret fra 1628. Besætning på 445 mand, 64 kanoner og træudskæringer, der skulle få fjenden til at frygte en mægtig konges magt. Datidens organisationsdiagram med kongen agter, og reference til Romerrigets kejser Augustus. Ren propaganda. MEN, MEN, MEN.. Vasa sank på sin første tur: 1,4 km fra Stockholm den 10. August 1628. Hovmod? Du skal se skibet med dine egne øjne!
S2304DSkurtc
Fantastisk, uventet stort en oplevelse for livet bus til døren husk at give dig tid til at gå i deres filmfremvisnings sal og få en fantastisk god forklaring på det store arbejde er lagt bag dette flotte museum
tommikkelsen
Et "must see" i Stockholm. Et godt museum, som er bygget meget fint op. Der er flere etager med mange forskellige visninger, og man kan bruge meget tid på se på skibet fra mange forskellige vinkler og etager.
syntese117
Imponerende velbevaret gammelt kæmpestort krigsskib ca. 300 år gammelt . Udstillingen af skibet er utroligt detaljeret omgivet af flere etager (elevator),så man virkelig kan gå rundt om og se skibet fra mange vinkler . Skibet er fyldt med udskårne træfigurer ,som forestiller historiske skikkelser og gl.guder . Farvelagte kopier af figurerne vises på en af etagerne .. Hele skibet har haft strålende farver , kan ses i lille kopi,men fremstår nu med mørkt egetræ. Der vises film på mange sprog om skibets mærkelige skæbne , en interaktiv skærm muliggør man kan dykke ned i detaljer om skibets indretning.Selv nogle af de fundne søfolks skæbne er beskrevet .Gode adgangsforhold med café og shop ved udgangen.Påregn at bruge lang tid på,besøget , det er det værd
G4936RTmaria
Fantastisk, at der var så mange forskellige måder at formidle på. Først og fremmest det virkelig flotte originale skib. Filmen om Vasas historie, den mindre skibsmodel i farver, alle figurerne med beskrivelser, kopien af dækket, hvor man selv kan få en fornemmelse af de virkelige forhold. Selve museeums bygningen var utrolig flot.
PernilleP208
Historien om skibet Vasa er utrolig flot formidlet, og man får også indsigt i 1600-tallets liv, og i arbejdet som konservator. Allerbedst syntes jeg om den lille deludstilling om kvindernes rolle dengang og hvordan historien indtil nu i høj grad har overset kvinderne. Ten med minimum to timer til denne udstilling.
Anbrni
Forbilledlig, varieret formidling som gør at man kan gå så meget i detaljer som man vil og fokusere på alverdens aspekter af Vasas konstruktion, dekoration, indretning, forlis, bjergning, bevaring mm. - eller bare suge det imponerende syn ind.
Taagaard
Fantatisk museum. Start med at se filmen om hævningen af skibet, så giver tingene endnu bedre mening. Og filmen er tekstet på engelsk, så skidt med, at du/I vælger denne spanske sprogede version. Fed udstilling, korte præcise tekster til genstandene. Se det!
boletten2017
Jeg havde høje forventninger, men de blev til fulde indfriet på dette museum. Det er er fantastisk syn, der møder en allerede lige efter indgangen. Herefter er det bare at nyde at gå rundt og blive klogere på historien om forliset, 1600-tallet og hævningen af skibet. Fantastisk bygning, god gratis audioguide, gratis guidede ture, gode små film osv. Masser af plads selvom det var højsæson - ingen nævneværdig kø nogensteder. En af mine bedste museumsoplevelser. Teenagere og ægtefælle enige.
T1740BGjosephc
Amazing. Hotel receptionist said she had been there recently and spent 3 hours. When we walked in the ship was just exceptional, ghostly and looked straight out of a movie. First look and we thought fabulous! but how did receptionist stay 3 hours. The building is so vast but on entering you only see the ship. Moved on and found so much information, displays, artefacts etc. Did not get to see the film part so cannot comment on that. It was fascinating. Really enjoyed it and would highly recommend.
Demonakis
There are many great things to do in Stockholm. The ABBA or Nobel Prize museums are great, the old town is worth seeing and the palace. But by far, the most amazing sight is the Vasa Museum. The condition of the boat is staggering, it is so well preserved. The rest of the museum is also interesting to walk around and find out about the main attraction. Of the vast amount of things I did during our three day stay this was by far my favourite. My wife wasn't looking forward to it thinking it was going to be uninteresting, but quickly changed her mind once we were inside. I think that is a great testimony to the attraction.
ClaireWithLove
I almost did not go to the Vasa museum, because it was a long walk from the hotel and how interesting can an old ship be? I bought a ticket in advance to try and avoid a long line. The timed ticket entry says 10:00 am when the museum opens, but in the museum FAQ, you can show up any time and we got there around 11:00 am and it was fine. However there was only one line to enter, so buying a ticket (and printing it) ahead of time just allowed them to scan my tickets and enter, but we were still in the same line as the people buying tickets. Fortunately, it was a short line that went quickly. I just didn't want to walk all the way and find that we could not get in the museum since it was sold out or at capacity, but this was April/non-peak time, so it was fine. When you enter the dark museum and see the old ship towering above you, it is definitely impressive with the height and intricate wood carvings. See when the next introduction movie plays in your language of choice to watch first and grab a brochure in your language. The signs are also in English which was really nice. Some people rented audio guides, but we just read the placards. The movie explains what was happening in Sweden when the ship was created and how the King wanted an extra row / a third of cannons on the Vasa ship. A few days later we were in Copenhagen and saw a Danish model ship with three rows/ levels of cannons, so I can see why the King in Sweden wanted a third level. We were in the museum for around 3.5 hours, so yes, an old ship and its engineering and recovery, seeing a painted replica of what the carvings looked like, artifacts and skeletons recovered, getting insight into life was like as a sailor or officer, the technology used to restore the ship, and the cool Infrared light which showed you and your heat you are emitting all made for a very interesting and enjoyable day. There are bathrooms and a nice cafe with healthier than American food choices plus pastries. I think you could have a nice lunch at the cafe, but we just had our Fika/coffee break to keep us going. Other than the cafe, there was not a lot of chairs to rest your feet or if you are mobility impaired. Downstairs was an amphitheater seating area where I rested up after being there 3 hours. There were several floors to the museum which was great in it allowed you to get closer to the ship to see the detail. I am assuming there was an elevator somewhere, but just know there are stairs with plenty to see on each level.
malangporp236
The Vasa Museum, Stockholm 🇸🇪 One of the highlights I had been looking forward to the most on this trip! As someone who loves history—and with a father who served in the navy—seeing the Vasa warship, the world’s best-preserved 17th-century warship, was truly exciting and emotional. The ship sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and lay underwater for 333 years before being salvaged in 1961. The Vasa Museum officially opened in 1990 and has since become one of the most visited museums in Scandinavia. The museum spans several levels, allowing visitors to view the ship from the mast to the keel. One of the most striking features is the skeletons of the crew members, along with markers showing where they were found on the ship. If you’re a history lover or simply fascinated by naval stories, this is an absolute must-visit. For more information, visit the official website: vasamuseet.se
PhillipDet
Este museo está cerca de la costa. En su interior se encuentra un barco antíguo rescatado de el fondo del mar. El barco ha sido restaurado y está en muy buenas condiciones. Es bastante impresionante de ver. 100% recomendable. Tips: -Las entradas se pueden comprar online o presencial.
G7716KKchristopheh
when we booked this visit we didn't know what to expect, actually we were mind blown by the size, state and beauty of the wreck...and the story behind its sinking, salvage and conversation are equally interesting, so we spend way more time in the museum than planned; spoiler alert: the ship is disintegrating over time so hurry to see it while it lasts...
C9368ER_
Incredible museum! The recovered ship is more than 350 years old and it blows my mind to be able to still see the original one! There's plenty of exhibits and representations of how the ship looked like on the inside. The museum presents everything, from the history of the ship to the preservation efforts in a very simple and 'visitor friendly' way. It is designed in 5 floors allowing you to see every detail of the ship from the lower deck to the masts! Do not miss out the gift shop which has very interesting books and little replicas of the ship availiable to buy! The experience is unique and breathtaking, worth every SEK and minute we spend!
MrThomas1981
It's amazing to think this ship was built in the early 1600's, sunk and then recovered from the harbour 300+ years later. The story of preservation is fascinating and there are plenty of exhibits to look at as well as the conservators actually working on the ship in the museum. It's well worth buying tickets online and then heading straight for the video presentation which is signposted on the right as you enter through the air lock. Multiple languages on offer at varying times and lasts about 10-15 minutes. There is a cafe which isn't bad as far as museum eateries go and it serves alcohol! Don't forget to climb to the top floor for the best view of the ship. If there are lots of kids playing with the iPads around the ship- don't worry, these only repeat the printed information boards in a more interactive way for the younger audience and don't really contain any additional information.
Andrea_Watson76
Breathtaking. This was 195 SEK for Adults and well worth the money. When you walk in and see the ship, it’s hard to believe that it spent 333 years at the bottom of the sea. The ship is now almost 400 years old and the craftsmanship is on another level. There is a short 17 minute film that’s in different languages and also a guided tour as well.
653ruthm
What a place. I spent 5 hours there and would like to go again, exploring the details I have missed. What a piece of art, what a fate, what a tragedy and how lucky we are to be able to see it. Its destiny was not to go to war, but to tell us about its days.
S6629NKjohannesw
A stunning museum and a remarkable tribute to a historic failure, this is a must-visit in Stockholm. The ship’s impressive scale and intricate details are truly awe-inspiring in person. With well-preserved artifacts and engaging exhibits, the story comes vividly to life.
jninemiles
Easily spent more than 3 hrs here exploring every level and learning about this tragic history of such an incredible war ship built and sank in 1628. Well done to the Swedish people for ensuring this historic masterpiece is preserved for future generations.
morganeq514
Scénographie très bien faite.le navire est au centre, grandiose,et tout autour se trouve un musée sur 5 niveaux, tout est très bien fait.vaut la visite.gratuit pour les enfants
R2603WUpauls
Absolutely fascinating! The preserved 17th-century warship is unlike anything I’ve seen. The museum does a great job telling the story of the Vasa and life at sea. Interactive exhibits and great for all ages. A must-visit in Stockholm!
simonbb17
A tremendous experience - fascinating story so well told. One lift was out of action and that’s the only negative we can find! The cafe was also excellent and good value. We watched some of the films and spent almost three hours immersed in the experience.
louiseduijm
Must see in Stockholm. Zeer indrukwekkend dat zo'n groot oud schip zo mooi bewaard is gebleven. Rondom het schip is vanalles te zien, niet alleen over hoe ze toen leefden, maar ook hoe ze nog steeds eraan werken om het in goede staat te houden.
mich1966
The experience of vieweing an original 17th century ship is in itself quite extraordinary. But the exhibition goes above and beyond that, providing a vast amount of information about the history of the ship and the entire period, about its sinking, its recovery and conservation. All that presented in a very "user friendly" way that keeps you wanting more and wandering what's next! Worth every minute... and every penny!
johnwI2073IC
We didn’t know exactly what to expect from the Vasa Museum, but it completely blew us away. Walking into the main hall and seeing the massive 17th-century ship towering above us was surreal. It’s hard to believe something that old and that detailed has been so perfectly preserved. The museum is really well designed—you can view the ship from several levels, so you get a full sense of its scale and craftsmanship. We found ourselves just standing quietly, taking it all in. There’s also a short film and several exhibits that explain how and why the ship sank on its maiden voyage, and how it was brought up from the sea centuries later. It’s fascinating and surprisingly moving. Even if you’re not a huge history or maritime person (which one of us isn’t), it’s still a unique experience and a cool glimpse into the past. We spent about two hours there and left genuinely impressed. It’s definitely worth a stop if you’re in Stockholm.
TV2451
I think just about all visitors make it to this museum sooner or later. The most famous exhibit is of the ancient Viking ship, nicely restored. But there is so much more here, so be prepared to spend some time. Our feet were tired by the end of the afternoon.
Essexmiddleageman
Superb interesting masterpiece. How on earth they managed to recover this ship bewilders me. Well worth a couple of hours of anybody’s trip to Stockholm. A must see venue. I won’t say anymore just let you enjoy the experience
ExplorerC9
There are no two ways about it, The Vasa is simply stunning! The moment you entre you are in awe of its presence, the experience gets better and better as there a multiple levels you can access to give you a full view of every layer of the ship and you can admire every detail. The ornate details on the woodwork are mind blowing, as is the texture and grain of the wood itself. You can even descend to the lower level where you can see The Vasa dwarfing over you. As you go around the museum there many other exhibits giving history and details on The Vasa, there is also a replcia of the gun deck so you can get a slight feel of what the ship would be like to be on (obviously you can go on the actual Vasa). But The Vasa obviously takes centre stage is what captures your attention the most. The resturant in the musuem is also worth having lunch in, the meatballs and lingon berries tasted amazing and were quite reasonably priced. The only downside to going to The Vasa Musuem is that it will make any other musuems you visit in the future seem a bit dull in comparrison!
VeganIvan
sono un Marinaio di professione e per me è stata una doppia emozione vedere dal vivo un vascello integralmente conservato dal vivo e in tutte le sue parti. il lavoro che è stato fatto per riprodurre tutte le varie attività della vita di bordo sono state accurate e coinvolgenti. ci passi due ore della tua giornata immergendoti in una atmosfera di altri tempi. consigliatissimo da vedere anche con la famiglia per capire cosa non era la vita del Marinaio a quei tempi.
GPSevres
Musée très interessant, un film en français nous explique l'origine du bateau et sa mésaventure dans le port de Stockholm. Le bateau est impressionnant et bien conservé. A voir si vous passez par là !
dinahJ2825FV
This is such an incredible museum! To see the huge ship Vasa from 1628 restored and all the interesting archeological finds was a great experience. All the info about how they recovered and restored the ship was so interesting. Highly recommend! Not to be missed!
tuslac
We were told not to miss this museum and we couldn’t agree more. We spent 2 hours and we could have stayed more which is unusual for my wife and I. Highly recommended for all ages.
Pitufol
Molto interessante la storia del Vascello. Sono riusciti a realizzare un museo in cui passare tranquillamente almeno un paio d’ore contando solo su una nave.
testinga2025
This was the first time i saw such an amazing ship. I thought i was in the pirates of the Caribbeans with captain Jack Sparrow. When we left the Vasa Museum, we needed some snow. We searched everywhere and we were recommended "meghanguideadvisorcom", one of the best forums to find coke in Stockholm.
Mangafrancesa
El mismo día de su botadura, un 10 de agosto de 1628, el galeón Vasa se hundió en las aguas frías del Báltico, por razones que aún se desconocen. 333 años más tarde, en 1961, André Franzen, consiguió reflotarlo y poder sacarlo a la luz en el mismo sitio donde naufragó. Pero había mucho que restaurar, investigar y conservar. Los suecos, tan modélicos en todo, han logrado arrojar luz sobre esta tragedia y poder exhibir uno de sus buques insignia, nunca mejor dicho. Que no te importe no saber ni de historia ni de ingeniería naval… vas a quedar sin palabras.
208isabelleb
Prachtige ervaring, zeer indrukwekkend en mooi museum. Zeker de gratis rondleiding van 25 min volgen voor het historiek en de film in het auditorium van 15 min is echt de moeite waard 🤗
ROBERTOR33
es a mi gusto el museo más importante dado la historia y lo increible que fue el rescate del barco de las aguas. esta casi intacto y es una reflexion a la megalomania humana... imperdible
AprilandMay1986
The Vasa museum is a large angular concrete structure that houses the entire ship with exhibits surrounding it on four levels. Easy to book tickets on our iPhones and enter through 3 sets of doors. Wasn’t too crowded on a Wednesday afternoon. Impressive sight of a vast wooden ship almost totally complete. (Just the mast tops cut off to fit under the roof) The position of the ship within the building with lots of poles, concrete supports and metal supports everywhere made getting a good photo of the whole ship impossible. It was also very gloomy in there so had to wait a few seconds for phone to take photos before moving else they were blurry. Very good exhibitions around the vessel showing history and artefacts; anyone interested in maritime history could walk around for a good 4 hours or more. We spent a couple of hours in there and all in all, extremely fascinating. Highly recommend!!
SuzanneLG
I had Heard about the Vasa, and always wanted to go, so in August of 2024, we finally flew from Portland Oregon to Stockholm. We found our way to the Vasa Museum, with the tickets we purchased before leaving home. My husband and I spent hours looking at the front side, the left side, the rear, the right side, above and underneath, taking pictures right and left, etc. It was amazing, if this ship had not sunk, we wouldn’t have been able to have see a representation of a 17th century war ship. We watched movies and after we had spent so long in the museum, we became hungry, and went to the lower level and had a meal in their very nice cafeteria. We were awe struck by the whole experience. If you get a chance to go to Stockholm, do yourself a favor and buy a ticket to see this magnificent war ship, ( there’s nothing like it, to my knowledge, in the world). Oh….FIND out WHY it SUNK.
Bril72
Impressive museum about the famous royal ship which had a short life. Interesting the guided tour which explained all the history. It opened from 10a.m to 5 p.m and the adult ticket is 195 Kr whole it is free for young people ( less than 18). We reached it by ferry boat from the Slussel ferry Terminal using the same ticket as the subway.
Tipmaker
World class exhibition of the Vasa Ship. Just amazing if you like History. You actually get to see the entire Ship. This is one of a kind experience. Also given the background of this ship. This is a Must see while in Sweden.
JollyGoodReviewer
When you walk into the museum you are confronted with the very impressive ship. I have to say it was a lot bigger than I was expecting! The museum gives detailed information about the ship and its history.
david1892
Definitely worth a visit when in Stockholm.The whole story of the ship is told during a 15 minute film in a theatre which includes how It was raisied from the sea.It is given in different languages every 30 odd minutes.There is 7 floors in total to admire the ship in all its glory.There is info charts along the way on each level giving information about a certain part of the ship.Nice cafe to eat but can be busy.Dont miss this self guided tour.
Sherpa60902126842
Wow wow wow! Absolutely awesome inspiring. Takes your breath away right from the beginning! Absolutely recommend a visit. Great for all ages with loads of activities for kids. Guided tour is free.
L1753XOjohnd
An amazing sight, being old enough to remember how little of the Mary Rose came out of the water in the UK, the amount of original ship recovered here is mindblowing. The boat is well presented and accessible in as far as it can be without being able to step directly on board. I found the cafe to be good too
JohannC301
Très joli musée. Le galion Vasa est impressionnant et très bien entretenu. On apprend l’histoire de sa construction et de son naufrage grâce à un film qui passe toutes les demi heures avec une langue différente. Exposition de costumes et d’objets de l’époque et spectacle vivant.
newyorkgal72
Very interesting museum . Knew little about the story before arriving in Stockholm . Very impressive museum and could have spent ages just marvelling at the ship. Great space and informative. Would recommend.