Description
Summary
Description
Step aboard the historic Fragata D. Fernando II e Glória in Almada, Portugal, and discover the last wooden sailing ship of the Portuguese Navy. Launched in 1843, this remarkable vessel has sailed over 100,000 nautical miles, offering a unique glimpse into maritime history.
As you explore the ship’s four restored decks, you’ll journey through time and experience life as a sailor on the legendary “Carreira da India” route. The ship, now a museum since 1998, stands proudly in dry dock after a careful reconstruction following a fire in 1963.
Your admission includes access to all decks and a free QR code app guide, ensuring you don’t miss any fascinating details about the ship’s storied past. Interactive activities throughout the ship bring its history to life for visitors of all ages.
Located in Cacilhas, Almada, the museum welcomes groups of up to 15 people for an hour-long adventure. Please note that entrance to the U Boat is not included, and food, drinks, or printed booklets are not provided.
Don’t miss your chance to walk the decks of this iconic ship and immerse yourself in Portugal’s seafaring legacy. Secure your admission now and set sail on a journey through history!
