The Vasa was built to be Sweden’s pride, but it sank on its very first voyage in 1628. After 333 years underwater, this 17th-century warship was raised from the seabed and today stands in Stockholm’s Vasa Museum and is 98% original and frozen in time! | Museum of Artifacts

6.4M views · 79K reactions | The Vasa is the world’s only preserved 17th-century warship, raised after 333 years on the seafloor. Built to be the pride of Sweden’s navy, it sank on its maiden voyage in 1628 and now stands in Stockholm’s Vasa Museum, 98% original and frozen in time. | Museum of Artifacts | Facebook

15K views · 531 reactions | Santiago Árraga set me off searching for more information about raising the Vasa. After 333 years under water when they lifted her she made the voyage to her restortion on her own bottom. Always said those Swedes really know how to build a wooden boat. I'm still after 2 other great videos, but for now try this for a special treat. | Historic Vessel Vega | Facebook