Vasa Museum Collections

The Vasa Museum in Stockholm, Sweden, is home to a vast collection of artifacts related to the Vasa ship and Swedish naval history during the 17th century. The museum’s collections include both the original artifacts recovered from the shipwreck, as well as replicas and models that provide visitors with a deeper understanding of the ship and its history.

One of the most notable artifacts on display at the museum is, of course, the Vasa ship itself. The ship is displayed in a specially designed hall that is built around the ship, allowing visitors to see it from multiple angles and get an up-close view of its ornate carvings and sculptures. The ship’s three decks are also open for exploration, giving visitors a sense of what life was like on board the ship during its brief voyage.

In addition to the Vasa ship, the museum features a wide range of artifacts related to naval warfare during the 17th century. Visitors can see a variety of weapons, including muskets, pistols, swords, and cannons, as well as examples of armor and other defensive equipment used by sailors and soldiers during the era. The museum also has several dioramas.