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Wednesday 17 July

Today at the Maritime Museum

The museum is closed right now

Closed: 21-22/6, 23-25/12 & 31/12-1/1

Exhibitions: The Voyagers, Shipping & Shopping, Amphion, Battle Stations! I Save Lives

Always free admission!

Upcoming

17/7 1:00 PM Highlights of the Museum - guided tour in English Read more

Galärvarvet

Saturday-Sunday open 11 am - 6 pm
The Museum ships - the Icebreaker Sankt Erik, the lightship Finngrundet and visiting historic ships. Guided tours in English. Details: Visit Galärvarvet

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Exhibitions

An exhibition about the Swedish East Indian Company.

Flicka pysslar. Hon tittar koncentrerat på det hon har i händerna, en tråg av frigolit med paljetter på. Bredvid flickan står ett limstift.

For kids

Creative workshop

Spend some time in our creative workshop, and make your own exhibition about shipping, boats and water using the various materials provided.

Händer som håller i tre stycken gamla glasflöten. Kulorna är gröna, röda och guldfärgade.

Shop

The museum shop contains gift items inspired by the museum's exhibitions to suit every budget and all ages. A wide range of environmentally friendly products.
Welcome!

Maritime archaeology

Wrecks

Nowhere else in the world are there as many well preserved wooden wrecks as in the Baltic.Archaeologists believe there may be more than 100 000 of them! That makes the Baltic a museum under the sea.

History of a Museum

Here is the story of how Sweden, after many trials and tribulations, finally in 1938 got its Maritime Museum.

Collections

The library of the Maritime Museum is considered to comprise the largest collection of nautical books in the Nordic countries. Open to public Tuesdays and Wednesdays 12 am-4 pm.

The archives contain documents related to shipping or leisure craft in one way or another. A major category is drawings of various ships and boats. Open to public Tuesdays and Wednesdays 12 am-4pm.

The collections have enormous breadth and contain objects of every size – from entire icebreakers and saloon boats to detonators and brass buttons.

The Maritime Museum’s collection of photographs contains over 900,000 images. The photo archive is open to public by special arrangement.