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Museum of Wrecks' movies

Editor's choice

Plays startsida karusell

Photo: Jim Hansson / Vrak - Museum of Wrecks / SMTM. CC-BY.

Vasa's sister ship found

World famous ship Vasa's sister found.

Film about the museum

Watch a film that gives an introduction to the museum, its exhibitions and activities.

Photo: Musuem of Wrecks/ SMTM. CC-BY.

Digital tour of Vrak

Visit Vrak from your compuuter our tablet.

Diving at the Osmund wreck

A painting speaks – in the footsteps of Andreas Bjugg

Andreas Bjugg survived the terrible sinking of the Traveling Man in 1660. He had a painting of the dramatic event painted.

Looting in the Baltic Sea

Wreck looting is a major problem. But with collaborative teamwork, we’re now fighting this crime.

The Osmund wreck

Ongoing investigation: Osmund wreck

In the autumn of 2021, a floating research station was towed out into the Stockholm archipelago. The station could only be reached by boat - and the purpose was to investigate a very unusual wreck. We call it the Osmund wreck.

Films

All films

Film about the museum

Watch a film that gives an introduction to the museum, its exhibitions and activities.

Äpplet - new findings

Äpplet – Vasa's sister ship

Vasa's sister ship found

World famous ship Vasa's sister found.

Vrak - the story of a new museum

The story of our museum. Meet the people, the science and the hard wark behind it all.

Live broadcast

Digital tour of Vrak

Visit Vrak from your compuuter our tablet.

The Crown Princess visits iron laden shipwreck

The Crown Princess visits the Osmund-shipwreck with Vrak's diving maritime archeologists.

About the museum - Swedish

Watch a film that gives an introduction to the museum, its exhibitions and activities.

Ongoing investigation: Osmund wreck

In the autumn of 2021, a floating research station was towed out into the Stockholm archipelago. The station could only be reached by boat - and the purpose was to investigate a very unusual wreck. We call it the Osmund wreck.