On August 10, 1628, the Vasa sailed from its construction site. The "Vasa" was named after the first king of the Vaasa dynasty in Sweden at the time. However, such a magnificent sailing ceremony became the ship sailing. Less than 2 nautical miles of funeral songs. The Vaasa was ordered by the Swedish King Gustav II Adolf. The project took about 2 years. The ship has 3 masts that can hang 10 sails, 52 meters from the dome to the keel, 69 meters from the bow to the stern, and weighs 1200 tons. When it was built, it was one of the most powerful warships in human history. The Vaasa is a unique treasure trove of art. It retains hundreds of statues, and more than 95% of the components are in perfect condition, yearning for the world's tourists. Regardless of its size or appearance, the Vaasa is a pinnacle of the kingdom and the authority, strength, culture and ambition of the country. Tickets: 130 SEK for adults; 0 (SEK) for children (0 to 18 years old); 100 (SEK) for students (with student ID)