Tour Overview
Embark on a journey through the rich history of the Swedish naval base nestled on the serene islands of Skeppsholmen and Kastelholmen. Afterward, enjoy a brief ferry ride to Djurgården, where you can explore the grandeur of the Vasa ship. Embark on a journey to uncover the distinctive structures on Skeppsholmen that have served the Swedish navy since the 17th century. Explore the site where the magnificent Vasa ship was constructed. Built in 1626, the Vasa ship met a tragic fate, sinking during its first journey in 1628. This extraordinary ship, now exquisitely refurbished, provides an intriguing insight into Sweden's nautical heritage and the innovative shipbuilding methods of its time.
Stops
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Ferry ride from Skeppsholmen to Djurgåden
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Djurgården Ferry Journey
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Entering the Museum
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Start the Vasa tour
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The ships model
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The Salvage operation
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The Stern of the ship
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Life on board the ship
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The ships cannons
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The lower floor The skeletons
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Historical background of the Vasa
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The end of the Vasa tour
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Walking from the vasa museum to the ferry to Skeppsholmen
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Swedish Naval History
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The National Muesum Skepsholmen Tour
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The Skeppsholm Bridge
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Admiralty House
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Underground Caverns
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The Guns
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The High Guard house
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The Chapman Tall Ship
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The Water Tower
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Charles XII Barracks
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Royal Academy of Arts
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Royal Naval Academy
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The Ice skating pavilion
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The Flag Constable Residence
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The fortress located on Kastellholmen
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Skeppsholm Church
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THE NAVAL CHART
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The Studio
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The Cannon Foundry
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The Torpedo Division
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The Crane Piece
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Walking to the Vasa Museum
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The bathing pavilion
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Skeppsholms shoreline is home to historical ships.
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The modern museum
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There is an East Asian museum in Tyghuset.
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Restaurants and cafes on Skeppsholmen
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Transport to Skeppsholm
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