- The Vasa ship sank in 1628 during its maiden voyage and stayed on the bottom of the sea for 333 years before it was salvaged in 1961.
- Fortunately, in 1961, after 333 years at the ocean depths, the Vasa ship was successfully salvaged and now stands as the centerpiece of the Vasa Museum in...
- According to statistics from 2012, it was Sweden's most popular indoor museum with more than 1.2 million visitors.
- From humiliation to major tourist attraction, the story of Sweden's Vasa warship is truly fascinating and a must-visit when in Stockholm.
- Stockholm Djurgården adasında bulunan Vasa Müzesi, 1628 yılında yaptığı ilk yolculuğunda batan Vasa adlı savaş gemisinin sergilendiği bir denizcilik...
- Djurgården, where the Vasa Museum is located, can be reached on foot from central Stockholm/Gamla Stan, or by ferry.
- 1990 yılında, Vasa Müzesi, turistler ve yerliler tarafından aktif olarak ziyaret edilen bir yer haline gelen Djurgården adasında resmen açıldı.
- Official account of the Vasa Museum. The warship Vasa sank on her maiden voyage in Stockholm...
- The Stockholm All-Inclusive Pass includes entry to top activities including some of the most popular things to do in Stockholm: • The Vasa Museum • The Royal...
- Base on these proofs of my total ignorance of what the Vasa Museum was hiding, you can imagine how mesmerized I was to visit…