Maritiman
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Ciaoyoga
Maldon, UK221 contributions
Jun 2024 • Couples
Hard to find the actual entrance! Better signage needed outside. Inside staff are very friendly in ticket office/cafe. Lack of detailed information in English (QR codes do not work). Husband was more interested than me. 1.5 hours spent here.
Written 25 June 2024
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Adisantiago
London, UK31 contributions
Aug 2019
Battleship, submarine and minesweeper, all decks completely open to visitors. An eyeopener to life as a crew member on such vessels.
Written 4 September 2019
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DeniseE76
Glasgow207 contributions
20 ships of different types and sizes, access all areas. Includes a submarine which I must admit I found very interesting if not a little scary inside, would not like to be in one of these under the sea. You can easily spend a few hours here and is good for kids and adults alike.
Written 8 September 2009
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Belladella
Copenhagen, Denmark1,465 contributions
Jul 2021
Very unique museum, made up of old boats. One submarine, and som war ships. All ones you can walk on to and see.
Written 10 July 2021
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V6731FAbarbaras
Bismarck, ND20 contributions
Jul 2019
This Maritime Museum was more than I expected. We were able to walk through many Swedish boats/ships from a submarine to a destroyer to a light ship. It was amazing to go inside these and explore on our own. Descriptions were in English. There were at least 9 to tour. The gift shop was lacking but the boats/ships made up for that. Other historical items were on the nearby dock such as a cannon, etc. Well worth the time to visit.
Written 10 October 2019
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Carl M
21 contributions
Aug 2019
This floating museum has several civil (tugboat, ferry, fire boat) and military (patrol boat, monitor, submarine, destroyer) ships which you can explore. There are some restrictions on access (some compartments are closed off), but for the most part you can walk around, look at, and touch everything. For example, on the destroyer you can go on the bridge, CIC, mess halls, and engineering rooms, as well as look into the turrets and walk around the decks. On the submarine you can walk from the engine room to the torpedo room and everywhere in between. Guided tours of the destroyer are available in English, which we would recommend since the ship is very large and there is a lot to see. Keep in mind that these are all still floating, so there can be some motion from waves on the smaller ships. Additionally there are many cramped spaces and ladders needed to navigate around. Anyone who is interested in more recent naval history, and in particular cold war history, will find this very interesting, especially considering Sweden's place as a neutral country during these conflicts and learning about how they prepared for a possible global war from that perspective.
Written 1 September 2019
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Bile E.
17 contributions
Aug 2019 • Family
Very nice experience for a family day.
Educational visit for the adults and kids.
Good choice for a rainy day
Educational visit for the adults and kids.
Good choice for a rainy day
Written 29 August 2019
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Anita F
London, UK54 contributions
Jul 2019 • Family
I spent maybe 40 minutes here with my 3yr old niece, most of that was spent on the destroyer. It was kind of hard to get around with her though as you use the stairs in the ships,as they’re steep and narrow. Plus she had to wear a life jacket. From what I saw all small children have to wear one.
Written 8 July 2019
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John H
Great Yarmouth, UK26 contributions
Jul 2018 • Couples
Numerous ships to clamber over including a Lightship, Historic Monitor Battleship (minus superstructure), Freighter, Destroyer and Submarine. You need to be somewhat energetic - the destroyer had, I believe 14 levels, so there was a lot of climbing.
Access to the submarine is also tricky. Entrance is through a hatch in the deck at the stern down a 15 foot narrow vertical ladder. Inside is as you might expect quite confined (only 10 people allowed in at a time) and the exit is via similar ladder and hatch near the bow. Even if you miss the submarine, the remainder of the exhibits were still well worth the visti.
Access to the submarine is also tricky. Entrance is through a hatch in the deck at the stern down a 15 foot narrow vertical ladder. Inside is as you might expect quite confined (only 10 people allowed in at a time) and the exit is via similar ladder and hatch near the bow. Even if you miss the submarine, the remainder of the exhibits were still well worth the visti.
Written 8 July 2018
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Brandymate
Little Sutton, UK119 contributions
Apr 2017 • Couples
Lots of boats to visit, lots of things to see ! My father who is 81 was able to get around this site without problems ! But he didn't go into the sub as we were told this is small area and not a great place if you are carrying a few extra pounds ! But all the other boats were excellent ! We didn't give this enough time to see it all, you could spend a good day here we felt ! we had city cards which gives you free entry but we had so much to pack in just three short days we were on the run from one place to another ! Definitely worth a visit, even if you don't like boats it's amazing just what life must have been like to live and work on theses boats !
Written 16 April 2017
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Hi, how long does it take to visit and get the most out of the Maritiman?
Written 2 May 2023
Emelie L
Gothenburg, Sweden
Hello! It's 140 SEK for an adult and 80 SEK for children (5-15 years). Please feel free to have a look at our website if you want to know more about opening times, daily activities and tickets!
Best regards / Emelie
Written 11 July 2019
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