A dark steel tunnel with glass panes through which murky water can be seen. Next to the glass panes are explanatory texts.
Photo: Lovisa Brämming/SMTM CC-BY

The Shipwreck Tunnel

The wreck tunnel is an underwater tunnel that runs from the museum's first plane down to the bottom of the Baltic Sea. From the windows of the tunnel you can see a real shipwreck.

The wreck that rests under the museum is most likely the warship Prins Carl from year 1684. In the 18th century, she sailed with a crew of about 600 men, with 68 cannons on board. The warship Prins Carl was over 50 meters long.