A guide speaks to two visitors in a dimly lit exhibition at the Naval Museum, standing in front of illuminated displays with historical figures and text.
Foto: Mikael Dunker, the Naval Museum/SMTM. CC-BY

Group visits and guided tours

Whether you are organizing a corporate outing or a gathering of friends and family, a guided tour at the Naval Museum is a captivating experience.

During the museum’s opening hours, we offer guided tours for groups of up to 50 people. We require your booking request at least two weeks in advance.
Please note that tours cannot be booked during weeks 26–33.

Guided Tour of the Naval Museum

Join us on an exciting journey from the founding of the naval city of Karlskrona to the end of the Cold War! This tour explores the Swedish Navy's 500-year history, from grand politics to life below deck. You’ll see centuries-old ship models, magnificent figureheads, and real submarines.
A visit onboard the submarine Neptun is not included in the guided tour but can be done independently afterwards.
Duration: Approximately 1 hour.

Prices

Up to 25 people: SEK 1,200 + admission fee
26–50 people: SEK 2,400 + admission fee

 

Introduction to Submarines

Why do submarines exist, and what are they used for? In this introduction, you’ll get answers to some of the most common questions about submarines.
A visit onboard the submarine Neptun is not included in the session but can be done independently afterwards.
Duration: Approximately 20 minutes.

Prices

Up to 50 people: SEK 1,200 + admission fee

Book your guided tour 

If you wish to book a guided tour, please contact our booking office. We need your booking request at least two weeks in advance. We recommend that bookings are made at the earliest opportunity. All tours are subject to availability.

Email: bokningen.marinmuseum@smtm.se

Take a self-guided tour with our audio guide

With the audio guide, you can explore the museum for free on your mobile or tablet. The soundtracks take you through the exhibitions on floors 1 and 2 as well as the submarine hall and museum ships.

You can listen to the soundtracks on our website. There is free Wi-Fi at the museum. The audio guide is available in Swedish, English, German, and Polish.

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

    Accessibility

    Here you’ll find information for an accessible visit.

  • 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!