About the Naval Museum

Here you get an insight into the world of the Naval Museum, with sustainability efforts, accessibility, collaborations, job opportunities, and contact information. Did you know that the Naval Museum is part of the World Heritage Site in Karlskrona and belongs to the Swedish National Maritime and Transport Museums? Welcome to Sweden’s national museum of naval history!

A black and white photo showing a naval officer in uniform communicating via telephone on a ship.

Contact us

Do you have questions or want to learn more? Feel free to contact us!

The entrance to the Naval Museum in Karlskrona on a sunny day with visitors outside.

About the museum

The Naval Museum in Karlskrona is Sweden’s museum of naval history.

A dark blue sign at the Naval Museum showing accessibility and wayfinding symbols.

Accessibility

Here you’ll find information for an accessible visit.

Close-up of a round submarine hatch with metal handles and bolts, photographed inside the submarine HMS Neptun at the Naval Museum.

Job vacancies

Information about vacancies and expressions of interest.

Stortorget square in Karlskrona with the Town Hall and the statue of King Charles XI in the foreground, around the early 1900s.
Photo: Photographer unknown, the Naval Museum/SMTM. PDM

Part of the World Heritage

What does the city of Karlskrona have in common with the Taj Mahal, Venice, the Great Barrier Reef, the Great Wall of China, and Versailles? They are all on UNESCO’s World Heritage List!

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Smartly dressed people on a stage receiving an award during a prize ceremony.
Photo: ©Natali Greppi

Part of SMTM

The Naval Museum is part of the Swedish National Maritime and Transport Museums, SMTM.

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