Vasa Museum (Vasamuseet) Stockholm

Galarvarvsvagen 14, Djurgarden Stockholm , Stockholm, Sweden - Phone: 08-519 548 00
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    Architectural building, Historic site, Museum, History museum, Maritime museum, Ship, Specialty museum

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  • 1

    Ikea? Not here!

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    For the first time this trip, it's raining. This means I can write more about Stockholm, and as the title suggests this is a city which, although expensive, has to be one of the most attractive I've ever visited. Old buildings, narrow streets, wide harbours, lush gardens. And, to top it off, I've met loads of interesting people!

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  • 1

    Valhalla

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    ... Svetlana, cooked me dinner (Swedish meatballs!) and gave me my own apartment to sleep in. Yes, I'm spoiled. I checked out Stockholm, including the Vasa Museum with the 300 year old ship they brought up from the bottom of the harbor. That was pretty cool. ...

  • 2

    The Vasa

    ... old town square, but I only came to Stockholm for one reason and that was to go to the Vasamuseet. Or in English, The Vasa Museum. Here was a warship, the Vasa, which sank 10 minutes into its maiden voyage in 1628, consigned to its watery grave until it ...

  • 3

    Stockholm

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    Visited Stockholm, including a city walk, the Nobel Museum, and the island of Djurgarten with the Vasa ...

  • 4

    OH MY GOSH YOU HAVE TO SEE THE VASA

    ... the early 20th Century-especially with the amazing gold glass mosaic room with all the mosaic murals. We then moved onto the Vasa Museum. WAS ABSOLUTELY BLOODY AWESOME. It is a 17th Century Galleon that sank on it's maiden voyage (they think due ...

  • 5

    Uni time =( Party time =D and free time =)

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    ... nbsp; Djurgården is a park on a large island in Stockholm and is almost completely parkland/forest, it's also the place to see the Vasa museum and Skansen!  So it's very important ^^  Lots of people seem to go for runs there and I can see why, ...

  • 6

    The Vasa museum

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    In the previous day we confirmed that the Vasa museum closes at 17.00 ... So we went there Monday morning. "The Vasa is the world’s only surviving 17th-century ship". It deserves a detailed visit. This day we went also on a tour by bus, very ...

  • 7

    We finally made it somewhere!

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    ... So today we finally had our first excursion. Our tour included a bus ride through the city and a short tour of the Vasa Museum. This museum houses a Swedish warship that sank on her maiden voyage in 1628. The final resting location was lost for 333 years ...

  • 8

    Stockholm

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    We started the cruise by boarding in Stockholm, Sweden. Before leaving on the cruise we visited the Vasa Museum, a maritime museum, that displys the original ship, Vasa, that sank in 1628. The buildings in ...

  • 9

    Valhalla in Stockholm, Part 1

    ... in water through the gun ports. Barely out of port it sank, only to be discovered and salvaged 350 years later. The Vasa museum features not only the mighty Vasa, restored to her original shape, but many exhibits showing life in the day. Another cool ...

  • 10

    Stockholm!

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    ... ! It's kinda like Sweden's version of Titanic, except not as dramatic. Getting back on track, I think the Vasa museum was probably the highlight of my visit to Stockholm. It was so awesome! It's too bad it was so dark in the museum; it was hard to get ...