Visitors can expect to see the story of Henry VIII's warship, lost in 1545, recovered in 1982, and now on display. The museum houses the largest collection of Tudor objects in the world, showcasing the full history of the ship from construction to recovery. The museum also offers the latest techniques in preserving the 19,000 objects recovered from the ship.
The museum is located within Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, just five minutes from Portsmouth Harbour, accessible by train and bus. For those using satellite navigation devices, the car park postcode is provided. Most tickets are valid for one year, allowing visitors to return as many times as they want.
Visitors can sign up to learn about events, offers, and news from the museum. The website also provides information on the company's registration numbers and charity status.
Visitors have described the museum as brilliant, informative, and amazing. They have praised the staff for their knowledge and helpfulness, as well as the immersive experience provided by the museum. Many visitors recommend the museum for both adults and children, highlighting the 4D dive experience as a standout feature.
Visitors have the option to do a VIP tour, which includes access to areas not open to the public. The tour is led by knowledgeable guides and provides a deeper insight into the history of the ship. Visitors also receive a free bag at the end of the tour and a discount in the museum's shop and cafe.
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