Visit our museum
Opening times
April to October
10am – 5:30 pm (last tickets 4pm)
November to March
10am – 5pm (last tickets 4pm)
Closed 24th – 26th December
Come and see The Mary Rose at our new museum at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.
Open to the public late Spring 2013.
After years of planning, fundraising and building, our new museum opens to the public in late Spring 2013. Packed with fascinating artefacts and plenty to enjoy, the museum is a wonderful day out for all the family.
Watch the video for a sneak preview of our new museum
Architects, builders, carpenters, electricians, hundreds of people have worked hard for months to build this awe-inspiring museum. Click on the link below to see our time-lapse video and see how we transformed the site of the Mary Rose.
Watch a time-lapse video of our new museum being built.
Inspire your students with a unique insight into the lives of the crew, and our work to preserve their world.
We offer special group visits for anything from ten to fifty people.
The Mary Rose’s history is for everyone. The new museum has been designed to be fully accessible for all our visitors.
You’ll find drinks and fresh food in our café, and lots of books and gifts in our shop.
We visit community groups and schools, and offer Skype classroom sessions too.
There’s always plenty going on at the Mary Rose. See what’s on in the near future.
Portsmouth is just off the A3. When you enter the city, follow the signs for ‘Historic Dockyard’. There’s plenty of parking close by.
Trains run from London Waterloo, Cardiff, Bristol, Southampton, Chichester and Brighton to Portsmouth Harbour station. The station is five minutes walk away.
There are regular coaches from London Victoria.