Experience the Mary Rose’s miraculous story in a whole new way with a new interactive trail for families.
Sign up as a ‘Shipwreck Explorer’ when you arrive at the museum and you will be issued with your map and clues ready for an expedition like no other!
On 12th July 1982, divers on the Mary Rose wreck site discovered the remains of a small dog outside the door of the Carpenter’s cabin. That dog would later become known as Hatch, one of the most popular exhibits in the Mary Rose museum!
Come and join us 13th-14th July...
Discover the ancient skills of shipwrighting as a team of experts use replica tools recovered from the Mary Rose to demonstrate hewing, hacking and cleaving by building a replica Jolywat, a type of 16th century ship’s boat that will take...
Ever wondered what Tudor sailors ate? Or how a ship’s cook fed a huge crew on the high seas?
Come to the Mary Rose and meet the Tudor chefs working on a replica kitchen from King Henry VIII’s favourite warship.
Step into a busy naval kitchen and watch the ship’s...
There's always plenty for families to enjoy at The Mary Rose.
The Mary Rose Museum is one of over 200 attractions around the UK that Blue Peter badge holders can get into for free.
Find out more on the Blue Peter website.
