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The National Maritime Museum
Dive into Sweden's vibrant maritime heritage
Maritime Museum
Open today:
10:00 -
17:00
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Last admission: 30 minutes before closing
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Audio guide: English, Finnish, French, German, Swedish
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Max group size: 20
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Wheelchair accessible
Get ready to set sail on a voyage through time at Stockholm's Maritime Museum. Nestled in the heart of the city’s harbor, this unique museum offers panoramic views and a treasure trove of nautical delights.
The journey begins on the ground level, where detailed exhibits unveil the riveting tales of 18th-century ships and Swedish naval history. In the basement, discover the actual cabin and stern of "the Amphion," a ship that once belonged to King Gustav III. Here, in this very cabin, the king orchestrated a daring attack on Russia in the 18th century.
The voyage continues as you ascend to the top floor, where the spotlight shines on the Swedish commercial shipping industry. The museum’s vast collections boast models of real maritime vessels, uniforms, paintings, weapons, photographs and drawings.
Don't miss a peek into the maritime library, one of the largest in the world, is a sea of knowledge waiting to be explored.
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