Ombord på Vasa - avsnitt 1

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Published 2023-03-09
Welcome on board the Vasa! Together with Fred Hocker, Director of Research, we explore all of Vasa's interior spaces. In the first episode, we take you to the Stern Castle.

All Comments (21)
  • @coreyperez13
    Amazing presentation, information, and collection of workmanship by both ancient workers and today's workers. It really is a shame that this video series is not more suggested. I enjoyed all of this collection!
  • @tristandotts3410
    Fred Hocker makes an excellent presentation in this series. Kudos.
  • This probably won't be seen. But I was thinking years ago(because I wasn't fortunate enough to have the funds to travel). How cool it would be to see a video detailing the insides of the Vasa and the ship overall, itself. Very nice.
  • One of the most interesting museums in the world, even better than the Mary Rose in the UK, the ship is sensational!
  • @d.ag.b1135
    great video, sad i will never get the chance to walk around onboard myself though.
  • @paullamb9366
    Great video. Never seen a tour after preservation.
  • @rxhxtx
    6:45 I think this little room is just to protect the back rooms from water and dirt from the decks, just like we have in camping tents. On a boat, during a rainstorm, we have water everywhere, the doors wouldn't be efficient enough to keep the water out of the rooms, so they would make spaces between the inner and outer doors just to keep the room dry. Just my theory.
  • @corvavw6447
    Mindblowing, great boat and project 🎉 ❤
  • It would be a good idea just to give us a little history of the ship to begin with.
  • @Becauseimme
    Reminds me of something from “Hook” (1991) Neverland.
  • @gamerhalim4717
    I wish to see it. Never step on warship. From Indonesia 🇮🇩
  • @nalleballee
    Låt mig gå på skeppet nästa gång jag är där! Jag känner gossen som var kung på den tiden:)
  • @lenakosmo5217
    I remember being there for 8 hours when I was 15 y.o.
  • @Flornmonk
    The fact that they're going to fill the interior with support structures is a travesty.