Vasa Museum + Vrak - Museum for Vrag
Placering
Vigtige oplysninger
- Se et af Stockholms mest ikoniske vartegn på nært hold
- Oplev livet om bord på et skib fra det 17. århundrede
- Bliv marinarkæolog for en dag med en VR-oplevelse
Praktisk information
Børn
Gratis adgang for 0-18-årige i følgeskab med en betalende voksen
På Vasamuseet skal børn på 12 år og derunder altid være ledsaget af en voksen under hele besøget
Åbningstider
Vasa Museum:
September - maj:
Torsdag - tirsdag: 10.00 - 17.00
Onsdag: 10.00 - 20.00
Juni - august:
Mandag - søndag: 8.30 - 18.00
Vrak - Museum for Vrag:
Torsdag - tirsdag: 10.00 - 20.00
Onsdag: 10.00 - 18.00
Sprog
Vasamuseets audioguide findes på engelsk, engelsk for børn, svensk, svensk for børn, enkel svensk, tysk, tysk for børn, finsk, finsk for børn, spansk, fransk, italiensk, arabisk, polsk, ukrainsk, japansk, hindi, koreansk, kinesisk, soomali, sorani, farsi, bosnisk, kroatisk, serbisk og russisk
Vrak – Museum for Vrag audio guide er tilgængelig på engelsk, svensk, finsk, tysk, polsk og fransk.
Billetinformation
Billet direkte tilgængelig på smartphone
Billetter er gyldige i 72 timer
Billetter kan ikke ombookes eller annulleres
Mere information
For spørgsmål om produktet, kontakt venligst [email protected]
Adgangsforhold
Kørselsvejledning
Offentlig Transport
De nærmeste stoppesteder er Nordiska museet/Vasamuseet (sporvogn 7) og Djurgårdsbron (bus 69 & 76). De to museer ligger fem minutters gang fra hinanden.
Om
Vasa: det eneste fuldt intakte skib fra det 17. århundrede
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.
Gå på opdagelse på bunden af Østersøen på Vrak - Museum for Vrag
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.
Billetter til to museer til nedsat pris
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.
Anmeldelser
750 anmeldelse
Et af de bedste museer vi har besøgt!
Utroligt spændende. Vi anbefaler et besøg der. Tre dage efter vores besøg snakker vi stadig om skibet og historien - det mægtige skib som endte med at være en fantasi og en fiasko.
Spændende indblik i skibet og dets hævning
Vi kom til museet netop som en kort rundvisning (15 minutter) startede. Vi fik på den måde et hurtigt indblik i museet og skibets korte historie. Derefter så vi den korte film om skibet og var så rustede til at opleve dem flotte udstilling. God opbygget med plancher på svensk og engelsk kunne vi gå rundt og få indblik i forskellige vinkler af såvel skibets konstruktion som arbejdet med at hæve det og konserveringen af skibet Man kan vælge at downloade en audio rundtur, men det undlod vi, da vi ikke havde meget strøm på vores mobiler😱 Afsæt mindst et par timer til besøget og besøg også gerne caféen
Et museums besøg der absolut ikke er kedeligt.
Fantastisk at se skibet der sank på sin jomfrurejse restaureret så fint det er museet’s attraktion og fint med filmen på alle sprog.
Fantastisk godt museum
Det er et dejligt oplysende museum hvor alle børn og voksne kan få 2 timer til at gå. Imponerende bedrift at hæve skibet. Hele den fantastiske historie er fortalt.
Fantastisk oplevelse Historie føres konkret.
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.
Fantastisk!
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!
Større end forventet
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
Et must-see i Stockholm
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.
Meget stor og tankevækkende oplevelse af historisk skib
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
Virkeligt imponerende museum
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.
Lækker historieformidling
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.
Turen værd
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.
Fantastisk museum
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!
Must See i Stockholm
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.
Vasa Museum, Stockholm / Sweden
Many of the world's famous attractions are worth seeing once. The Vasa Museum is different. It is one of those rare places that exceeds expectations and leaves you wondering how more people don't talk about it as one of Europe's truly great museums. The centerpiece, of course, is the Vasa itself—a remarkably preserved 17th-century warship that sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and was recovered more than 330 years later. No photograph, documentary, or guidebook can prepare you for the moment you first see it in person. The sheer scale of the ship is breathtaking. Standing beside it, you quickly realize that this is not simply a museum exhibit; it is an extraordinary piece of history frozen in time. What makes the experience so special is the way the museum tells the ship's story. Beyond the dramatic tale of its construction, sinking, and recovery, visitors gain fascinating insights into Swedish history, naval engineering, craftsmanship, and daily life during the 17th century. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated and engaging, making complex historical topics accessible without ever feeling simplistic. The museum itself deserves considerable credit. Multiple viewing levels allow guests to appreciate the ship from every angle, revealing the incredible details of the carvings, decorations, and construction techniques. Whether you're a history enthusiast, maritime expert, architecture lover, or simply a curious traveler, there is something genuinely captivating here. What impressed most was that the Vasa Museum appeals equally to visitors who normally love museums and those who usually avoid them. The story is so remarkable and the artifact so unique that it transcends typical museum experiences. Stockholm offers many outstanding attractions, but if there is one place that absolutely should not be missed, it is the Vasa Museum. It is educational without being dry, impressive without being overwhelming, and unforgettable from the moment you walk through the door.
Stunningly Preserved Ship
Exceptionally preserved ship, Very remarkable to be able to view such a specimen in its entirety over multiple floors. Lots of signage and information available. Very good included tour. Could easily spend half a day exploring every detail.
The best boat museum
Just WOW. This is a stunning museum and a real testament to the conservators who have managed to keep the Vasa in such incredible condition. The ship is stunning as are the exhibits on the various levels which also enable you to get different perspectives of the boat. The stories of those who sailed her ( albeit not very far before it sank) are fascinating as are the painstaking reconstructions of the skeletons that were recovered. One of the most spectacular areas is the reconstruction of part of the lower decks with the canons , this gives you a real insight into the cramped conditions onboard.
Architecture and history
Literally all about one ship - enormous, fascinating and historically rich with lots of education, movies, displays and upclose exhibits but still just about one ship. The museum runs a bit cold, perhaps to help preserve the ship, consider taking a sweater!
Good half day trip from Gaml Stan on the 82 water bus.
Until our visit we thought that the Mary Rose was the pinnacle of recovery - but ‘hands-up’ the Vasa is magnificent. Very much intact and standing as high as a 4 or 5 storey building + the masts? Reconstructed ‘wax-works’ of the crews bodies are eerily lifelike. Guided tours in English included in the ticket price and a decent bistro.
Da fare ASSOLUTAMENTE
Bellissimo! Fantastico! Geniale! Un luogo pieno di storia. Unico veramente. Non andare è un po’ come non aver visitato Stoccolma!
One Ship. One Museum. Absolutely Spectacular.
The Vasa Museum is one of the most remarkable and unique museums I have ever visited. Period. At its core, the museum revolves around a single exhibit: one ship. In fact, the entire building was designed around it. That may sound limiting—or even boring—to some visitors, but the reality could not be more exciting. The Vasa is the world's only almost fully preserved 17th-century warship, and it is breathtaking. Standing before it, you quickly realize that this is far more than the story of a single vessel. It is a window into an entire era. Nowhere else have I gained such a vivid understanding of life aboard a warship of this period. Through the ship itself and the museum's outstanding exhibitions, visitors learn not only about the Vasa's tragic fate but also about naval warfare, shipbuilding, trade, exploration, and daily life at sea during the age of great maritime powers. The ship serves as a representative of an entire world long gone—from admirals and naval commanders to craftsmen and ordinary sailors. It tells the story of how navies operated, how ships were built and maintained, and what life was like for the men who served aboard them. The museum is both educational and deeply immersive. Its architectural presentation is stunning, and the way the Vasa is staged and illuminated creates a sense of awe that few museums can match. An eye-opening experience and, without question, one of the highlights of Stockholm. An absolute must-visit for anyone spending time in the city.
Amazing museum
What an amazing musuem, so much to see & do & it really take you back in time. A must when visiting Stockholm.
Fascinating history!
A very well done exploration of the Vasa warship. Great learning the history and being able to see all around the ship itself.
Awesome Historical Experience!
Highly recommend this museum! Phenomenal history and sights to see about the Vasa! You can easily spend 2 hours absorbing the wealth of information this museum provides you.
Well worth a visit
So glad we visited and probably our favourite visit. Lots of information, lots to see, a great exhibit
Probably the best museum one of its kind.
Last time stayed at Stockholm for two nights but missed Vasa museum. Also this time has ample time so decided to visit Vasa museum . My group tour operator offered package with 75 euro which I found costly. So explored on my own various package available and booked online more or less at same cost plus had to pay for yo and fro to my hotel and museum. Taxies are quite costly in Stockholm and if you can wait you can get bolt and uber at half the rate same or similar taxies. It opens at 10 and we were there by 9.45 so it was yet not opened. Since not many guest at that time had to find way from taxi drop. Soon the guide came a nice energetic rainbow guide so other group members so started. It starts from first floor to top 2nd 3rd floor and finishes at bottom. The guide explains everything and you listen and see mesmerized.How a boat best of its time collosal sank in first voyage and remained there for almost 300 years and then reached repaired and maintained.What a knowledge of that time, engineering and chemistry all wedded into one. Spent a nice 2.5 hrs. bur was tired also for walking and walking.
Must See in Stockholm
What a story! What an exhibit! I knew nothing about the story before arriving in Stockholm but for what I heard from other visitors, we knew we had to go. The story of the ship and what transpired in the 1600s was compelling. The displays are fascinating. In my opinion, this is a must see in Stockholm. Highly recommended
Just Fantastic
I would rate this museum among the best I have ever visited. Having arrived at 10am and knowing a guided tour was at 10.30, I started with the James Cameron Exhibition. There was a phenomenal amount of highly interesting information about this man's life, presented in an easy to follow format. In addition, there was a number of items from his film 'Titanic' on display. I would highly recommend going on the English tour. It lasts 30 minutes and the guide provides a wealth of fantastic information that directs you to look much more closely at the ship and appreciate exactly what you are observing. The museum continues to impress with its exhibits but the sight of the Vasa is quite breath taking.
Incroyable
Très bonne expérience ! Le lieu est superbe.
Excellent
OK so this is a one exhibit museum, the ship Vasa. However, with the raised wreak as the centre piece the whole story is told in much detail. Good introduction film and informative panels make for a rewarding visit.
Fascinating story
We really enjoyed this experience. The film and the guide together gave a lots of different perspectives to consider. Ferry from Slussen was quick and easy.
Cool ship, delicious food.
Absolutely insane experience. Seeing such an amazing site of a ship pulled from the sea. I was there for a little under 2 hours as there are a few floors with a lot of information about life on the ship as well as things they found in the ship and of course backstory about commissioning the building of the ship. I went ahead and purchased the combo ticket for the vasa museum and the VRAK museum for 359SEK which is around $38 and I’d say it’s worth it rather than getting one ticket for $25 The restaurant there is top tier. I ate some delicious meatballs and the most amazing cardamom bun.
Wonderful but overcrowded
Despite pre-booking our tickets and arriving as the doors opened, we were overwhelmed by the crowds at this unique museum. After the first hour or so, we were basically being carried along by the flow of people, when one of the private tour guides scolded us shouting "This is a private tour! You cannot listen! Wait for the public tour!" Uh, lady, I can barely move. I'm not intentionally listening to your tour. Such bad vibes. Otherwise, a special and well-planned museum. I particularly liked the tribute to the 30 people who drowned when the Vasa sank. It's on the very lowest level of the museum, where luckily are fewer people, and curators have (rather speculatively) recreated the lives and even the faces of the victims. Cool place, but they need timed entry and fewer visitors.
A Sweden spectacle
At first I was unsure if it was 'my kinda thing' but am so pleased I went in. Entry fee is reasonable and the ship is spectacular. The museum is roomy and the English narrated film is worth watching too.
Unvergleichlicher historischer Fund
Sehr interessante Ausstellung mit einem unvergleichlichem historischen Fund.
Tough boat 😅
The whole story is a bit hilarious 😇 They built this massive, fancy warship, and it sank after like… 100 meters. Still, Vasa Museum is absolutely worth visiting. The ship is huge and full of beautiful details. And obviously has superpowers: after spending more than 300 years under water it came out surprisingly well preserved. Once you’re done, just keep walking through beautiful Djurgården.
The one museum in Stockholm that is not to be missed
If you are to go to only one museum in Stockholm, it has to be Vasa. Yes, it's a museum, dedicated to one ship, but it was worth it, and more! Vasa Museum is a large, spacious hangar-like building with small coves and open side-rooms, dedicated to various aspects of the history of Vasa. The expositions come alive and take you on a journey, starting with the building of the ship, its first and only voyage on August 10, 1628, possible reasons for the disastrous sinking, efforts to find it and then recover it from the bottom of the Baltic Sea. You go through the various exhibits but can't stop looking at the giant beautiful wooden ship, standing tall in the middle of the museum. You go up and down the stairs or ramps (there is also an elevator for those with mobility issues), and keep on looking with awe at the ship's woodcarvings, masts, all the small details that slowly reveal themselves. And keep on asking yourself how something this big and perfect sank, and then in 1961 was recovered from the bottom of the sea 95-98% intact. We were there a few minutes before the museum opened and there was already a crowd gathered outside. But thanks to the efficient organization of the museum's fantastic staff, the lines moved quickly, and we were able to purchase tickets and go in in less than 10 minutes after the museum opened. Because of the size of the building, you don't feel the crowd size, as there is so much to see and so many various areas to wonder around. And if you get hungry or tired, the museum's coffee shop/restaurant is right there. We had drinks and carrot cake which was incredible. And we didn't pay much. You can spend between 1-2 hours at the museum, without feeling rushed. On our way out we checked the museum shop, which had anything and everything related to the ship and Swedish history and culture. Not very cheap, but of really good quality, so don't miss it. The museum shop staff was also very friendly, kind and helpful, just like the rest of the museum staff. Whether you are someone interested in maritime or Swedish history, or simply curious what the whole Vasa fuss is about, I cannot recommend this museum enough.
Amazing
just an amazing place to visit. lots to see but its mainly about the ship which is extraordinary. good value for money tickets great for kids as well the story of the ship Vasa is very interesting in itself I would say its a must do in Stockholm and highly recommend
Très intéressant
Magnifique témoignage du 17 eme siècle même si à l’origine c’est tout de même un défaut de conception qui a causé sa perte… la restauration, la conservation et la mise en scène sont magnifiques. Musée très intéressant . On se rend compte de la majesté du navire en étant si proche . À faire à Stockholm
Awesome!
An incredible museum that illuminates what it was like to live on a battle ship in the 1600s. The details and information was exceptional. It far surpassed our expectations. The size of the ship and the craftsmanship is astounding. Don’t miss this!
Mindblowing Experience
Mindblowing Experience, I was expecting something big, but it surprised me wordless.
Nice but overpriced
It's really nice. We learned a lot and had fun. However, we went for free on Kulturnatt. I don't think this experience would've been worth 195kr a person. Otherwise, 5/5.
Highly recommended
This place blew me away. I didn’t look at the website and didn’t know what to expect. The visit was random and unplanned. But….this made my trip to the city absolutely worth it. Not only do you get to see the complete ship on full display, you also get to experience what it would have felt like to be onboard through recreated areas you can walk into (not on the actual ship). You get to see many of the items recovered and there is a TON of explanations so you can learn and understand everything you need to about the ship and its their stuff. They have really put a ton of effort into this place and I’d highly recommend it!!
Well worth a visit
An amazing experience, it is unbelievable how whole the ship is after being under water all those years, well worth a visit
Vedere il Vasa ne vale la pena
tra le decine di musei di Stoccolma, secondo me questo è uno di quello da non perdere. Vedere il vascello lungo 69 metri e perfettamente conservato è impressionante e poi tutti i reperti trovati
History and the Sea
What a well preserved piece of history! They did an amazing job laying out this exhibit. I am so glad we came. You could easily get lost in history for hours.
Fab museum 😊
Great place to visit. Often has long queues but they move quickly.
Educational couple of hours
Great way to spend a couple of hours and learn about this ship and why it sunk so quickly. Very impressive and love the conservation effort being undertaken by the museum to preserve the Vasa. Avoid the coffee in the restaurant - overpriced and horrible,
Expérience hors du temps
Le Vasa est un navire datant de 1628 dont l'histoire est étonnante. Il a sombré a peine quelques minutes après son départ de Stockholm. Puis, a été retrouvé et est sorti de l'eau, incroyablement bien conservé au vu des circonstances, dans les années 1960. Le musée expose le navire, son histoire et ce a quoi il ressemblait a l'époque. On peut parfaitement s'imaginer l'intérieur du navire grave a un espace dédié. On perd la notion du temps lors de la visite pour laquelle il faut compter environ 2 heures. Merci pour cette expérience incroyable et unique
Vasaschiff
Man erfahrt so viel über das vasakriegsschiff und kann so vieles bestaunen an Utensilien was sie rund ums Schiff und im Schiff alles gefunden haben. Sehr viele Sachen sind noch gut erhalten.
