Vasa Ship | World's only 17th Century preserved Ship

Explore the stunning Vasa Ship at Vasa Museum in Stockholm, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and was salvaged over 300 years later. Welcome to this video on tour of the Vasa Museum, journey through history as we explore the beautifully preserved ship, learn about its construction, the tragic sinking, and the remarkable effort to raise it from the depths.

Vasa Museum in Stockholm, home to the world’s only fully preserved 16th-century ship, and prepare to be amazed by this historical masterpiece. The museum is built around the Vasa, a majestic Swedish warship that sank just minutes into its maiden voyage in 1628. Today, the Vasa stands as a time capsule of the past, offering visitors a glimpse into the art, craftsmanship, and naval ambitions of the era.

Inside the museum, there are several levels of exhibits surrounding the ship. There are displays showcasing artifacts recovered from the wreck, including tools, clothing, weapons, and personal belongings of the crew. Informative panels and multimedia presentations delve into the ship’s construction, the dramatic sinking, and the incredible process of salvaging and restoring the Vasa after more than 300 years underwater. A typical tour of the Vasa Museum takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Guided tours are available, and there are also audio guides and films to enrich your experience.

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[bourbi-iy]

This is awesome and inspiring! 🎉 Thanks for the video!

[rollonsummertime]

just amazing how it survived under water for 400

[RECIPROCITY]

Whats funny is ive been looking for a video like this on this platform for 15 years.... just goes to show you youtube is full of so much bullshit videos the goodones are hard to find.