Photo: Anneli Karlsson/SMTM CC-BY
Stor vit byggnad med höstträd i bakgrunden

Welcome!

The Swedish National Maritime Museum is a place for the whole family, with exhibitions about humanity’s relationship to the sea, lakes, and coasts throughout history. We preserve and highlight Sweden’s rich maritime cultural heritage and history.

Opening hours

Tuesday–Sunday

10.00–17.00

Wednesday

10.00–20.00

More about our opening hours

Admission

Adult

150 sek

Children (0-18 years)

Free

Senior/student

110 sek

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Paddle!

In Paddle! you can follow the story of paddling – from historical long-distance journeys to today’s outdoor life – and discover why people are continually drawn to the water.

Ett vrak på botten av östersjön
Exhibitions

S/S Hansa - Memory of a Shipwreck

The exhibition S/S Hansa – Memory of a Shipwreck highlights the people and the ship from a dark chapter in Swedish history.

Café

Apart from an amazing view, the café serves lunch dishes, sandwiches and delicious fika such as bisquits and pastries.
For kids

Blubb

Blubb! Welcome to a magical underwater world.
For kids

For families

Children aged 0-6 are welcome to come and play in a magical part of the Baltic Sea, with submarines, fish, sunken treasures and shipwrecks! For the older ones, there's a creative workshop open on weekends.

Advokatbåten är en traditionell fiskebåt med klinkbyggt träskrov. Den har en förruff med fyra ventiler, en sittbrunn i aktern och en styrhytt. Bakom båten syns båthus på rad.
Ships and Boats
Ships & boats

Ships and boats

Sweden has a long coastline, many lakes, rivers and canals. Throughout history its people have been dependent on the waterways for transporting both goods and people. So sailing vessels are part of our cultural heritage.