Mary Rose Museum

The famous Mary Rose, some portion of Henry VIII's armada, is a ship of extraordinary verifiable intrigue. This four-deck vessel with its 91 bronze guns was worked in 1509 and augmented to 700 tons in 1536. In 1545, amid an ocean fight against the French, it sank only a mile and a quarter from its homeport in the Solent.Lifted from the base of the Solent in 1982, the remaining parts of the vessel, comprising to a great extent of areas of her structure, are currently in plain view at the Mary Rose Museum.

Notwithstanding observing the impressive body now dry and saved very close, guests can invest energy investigating presentations of a portion of the in excess of 26,000 uncommon ancient rarities found in the disaster area, including individual things having a place with the team, alongside melodic instruments and apparatuses.