Visitors can expect to see a raised Tudor shipwreck, a museum showcasing a 16th-century Tudor warship, and King Henry VIII's favorite ship. The ship was built in 1510 and sunk in 1545.
Visitors can expect an amazing tour and a lovely afternoon exploring the museum. The staff are knowledgeable and friendly, providing a wealth of information about the artifacts on display.
This tourist attraction stands out for its historical significance, showcasing the story of the Mary Rose from its construction in 1511 to its recovery in 1982. It offers a glimpse into Henry VIII's 'Army-By-Sea' and the largest collection of Tudor objects in the world.
Visitors can expect to see the full story of the Mary Rose, learn about the latest techniques used to preserve the 19,000 objects recovered from the ship, and have the opportunity to sign up for events, offers, and news related to the attraction.
Visitors have described their experience as fantastic, amazing, and enthralling. They have praised the staff, the amount of information available, and the value for money. Many visitors have expressed a desire to return to the attraction multiple times.
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