Daily guided tours of the world's only preserved 17th-century ship. The Vasa sank in Stockholm harbor in 1628 and was salvaged 333 years later. Tour includes the ship, exhibitions about 17th-century life, and the Vikings Before Vikings exhibition. Family-friendly with tours in multiple languages.
Quick facts
- When
- 11:00
- Duration
- approx 25 min
- Age limit
- All ages
- Language
- English
- Tickets
- From 220 SEK, free for children up to 18 years
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible, elevators, hearing loops available
Getting there
Venue
Vasa Museum
Galärvarvsvägen 14, Djurgården, Stockholm
Closest metro
Karlaplan (red) — 13-min walk
Common questions
When do the tours start and how long are they?
The summer guided tours start at 11:00 and last approximately 25 minutes.
What are the ticket prices for the museum?
Tickets are 220 SEK for adults (May–September) and 190 SEK for the rest of the year. Entry is free for children and youth up to 18 years old.
Is the Vasa Museum accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible with elevators to all floors and hearing loops available for guided tours.
How do I get to the Vasa Museum?
The closest metro station is Karlaplan, which is a 13 minute walk from the venue.
What is the bag policy at the museum?
Large bags and umbrellas are not permitted inside the museum, but smaller bags are allowed; there are no lockers available for luggage storage.
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