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The Vrak – Museum of Wrecks is a
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museum of maritime archeology in
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in Sweden. It is managed by the
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in Stockholm and was opened in September 2021 in ''Boat hangar No 2'' at Galärvarvet (Galley Shipyard) at
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.


Operations

The project is planned by the Maritime Museum in cooperation with the Marine Archeology Institute of the
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, Maris. The Museum of Wrecks shows the
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cultural heritage, especially some of the almost one hundred identified old shipwrecks at the bottom of the sea.Statens Maritima Museer


References


About marine archeology at the website of Sjöhistoriska museet (Swedish)
läst den 10 August 2019


External links


Official websiteVideo on the Baltic Sea cultural heritage
Maritime archaeology Museums in Stockholm Maritime museums in Sweden 2021 establishments in Sweden Museums established in 2021 21st-century establishments in Stockholm {{Sweden-museum-stub