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Vasa Museum Guided Tour with Skip-The-Line Entry Tickets

Name: Vasa Museum Guided Tour with Skip-The-Line Entry Tickets
Start: 2026-08-07T10:00:00
End: 2026-08-07T12:00:00
Location: Galärvarvsvägen 14, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden

Come face-to-face with the world's only nearly intact 17th-century warship, the 64-gun Vasa, which sank on her maiden voyage in 1628 and was salvaged 333 years later.

Explore the ship across six viewing levels, from the keel right up to the aftercastle, with your guide providing context at each floor.

Hear the full story of why the Vasa sank from your guide and how she was rediscovered and raised from the harbour floor.

See exhibits reconstructing life onboard, representing the 445 sailors and soldiers who would have crewed the ship, alongside recovered personal belongings and artefacts.

Entry inside the Vasa Museum

Skip-the-line entrance

Live tour guide

Hotel pickup and drop-off

Food and drinks

Gratuities

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Cheryl L
Group
予約確認済み
2 週間前
Jan went above and beyond. He was flexible taking over a colleague's group in a second language at the last minute due to illness. He seamlessly gave half the group a tour in German and the other half of the group in English and was attentive to all. Near the end of the tour a member of the group fell ill. Jan quickly and expertly escorted the sickened guest for medical help then returned to the rest of us unflustered and professionally finished the tour. We strongly recommend Jan.
Wendy Z
Group
予約確認済み
先週
Alice was a wonderful guide. Great answering all questions.
2025年12月
Took my teenage son, and I gotta say, both of us left the Vasa Museum feeling kinda wowed. The ship is HUGE in real life, way bigger than I imagined from pics. Our guide (Anna, I think?) was suuuper into the history, which made it way more fun—she legit answered my son’s random questions about cannons and sailors’ food. It was a bit crowded (guess we picked a busy day!), but we still managed to get good views. You can’t take pics super close up, but there’s plenty of angles for cool shots. Gift shop is pricey but picked up a magnet anyway. All in all, totally worth the visit!
2025年12月
Visited with friends, and we kept joking about the ship sinking on its first trip—like, how does that even happen?! Anyway, our guide explained all the technical stuff in a way we could actually get. The lighting inside makes the Vasa look dramatic and kinda spooky. There’s a spot on the upper floor with the best view for pics. We stayed longer than planned. Just a heads up: lockers for bags are super tiny, so don’t bring too much!
2025年12月
We went as a couple, mostly because my girlfriend LOVES ships. The museum is colder inside than I thought (bring a jacket, even in winter). The guide was very knowledgeable, but the group was a bit big so sometimes hard to hear. The Vasa itself? EPIC. So wild how much is preserved. Didn’t expect the little movie room at the start—def take 10 mins to watch it. Only downside: café was packed and not enough seats for a break.

Visiting the Vasa Museum means standing beside the world's only nearly intact 17th-century warship, a unique experience for maritime enthusiasts.

Getting started

Head to the Vasa Museum on Djurgårdsvägen and show your voucher at the entrance desk. The museum is self-guided. Download the free audio guide on your phone before entering for the best experience.

What to expect

The Vasa: The warship sits at the centre of the museum, viewable across six floor levels from the keel up to the aftercastle.

View the full height of the hull from the ground floor, where the stern's carved decorations are most visible.

Exhibits across each level cover the ship's construction, the 1628 sinking just 1,300 metres into her maiden voyage, and the engineering failures behind it.

Recovered personal belongings, tools, and reconstructed figures represent the 445 crew members who were aboard.

Salvage and Conservation: A dedicated section documents how the Vasa was rediscovered in the late 1950s and raised in 1961.

Follow the recovery timeline through scale models and original salvage equipment.

Conservation exhibits explain how the ship continues to be preserved to this day.

Accessibility

This experience is not suitable for people with mobility impairments.

What’s not allowed

Flash photography is not allowed inside the museum.

Additional information

Free cancellation is available. Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Reserve now & pay later is available. Keep your travel plans flexible — book your spot and pay nothing today.

Your voucher will be emailed to you shortly.

Display the voucher on your mobile phone with a valid photo ID at the starting point.

Please check your final voucher for the starting point details & specific instructions.