The Vasa Museum - 17th Century Swedish Warship, Stockholm, Sweden | 2017 4K

[@claramarone5510]

Absolutely breath taking. I never knew. Imagine being on board. Too bad it’s not outside with full sails. Omg. Simply breathtaking

[@karupesija6569]

you know it sank instantly ?

[@barra38]

With its sister ship been found a week ago, this is colossal, took sum amount of timber and sail mast,mind blowing

[@drjules888]

What an amazing ship! An absolute work of art.

[@David123321]

Nothing but unique to the world and something Swedes can be very proud of.

[@drfusioncraft]

it sank on it's maiden voyage not far from port

[@David123321]

@@drfusioncraft As I grow up 1km from that very spot I'm well aware of the ships story

[@leahjanulgue7200]

I saw that Vasa ship way back on 2012 in Sweden Stockholm Museum.

[@kenichinishikawa7007]

This video is well shot and very beautiful. I also saw this ship in summer of 2015. I need to make a video of Vasa by myself.

[@My2Cents1]

What? No Pirates of the Caribbean music?? Such a squandered opportunity. ;)

[@sjpp9929]

Hi, I work for South Korean broadcast company tvN, we would like to use your video on our history show. Could you please let me know if we could use an excerpt from it giving the credit to your channel? Thanks.

[@CitiesandMonuments]

Yes its ok if you give credit to the channel.

[@clintyoung6851]

🔥 IT!

[@IronheadOfScroteus]

A sailing doily!

[@riezkymontanha3179]

It looks like The Flying Dutchman

[@Truthasvictim]

Beautiful looking ship, too bad about the horrendous engineering of it.

[@shingnosis]

The engineering was excellent, until the King of Sweden decided to add too many cannons on the top deck and no one dared question him.

[@medal176]

@@shingnosis the engineering was terrible what are you saying?!?!?

[@shingnosis]

@@medal176 The engineering was typical of the time until the King made several mid-build alterations: www.albany.edu/faculty/miesing/teaching/cases/vasahome.html

[@medal176]

@@shingnosis yes right until they added the extra cannons and art work

[@medal176]

@@shingnosis not to mention the ships center of gravity was EXTREMELY high due to an engineering error...more specifically a measuring error