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Museo Naval - Barco de la Virgen
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Museo Naval - Barco de la Virgen

The Museo Naval is inside a full-size replica of the Santa María, the ship associated with Christopher Columbus, beside Plaza de la Alameda in Santa Cruz de La Palma.

The Museo Naval is inside a full-size replica of the Santa María, the ship associated with Christopher Columbus, beside Plaza de la Alameda in Santa Cruz de La Palma. Its exhibits trace the island’s seafaring history through nautical charts, navigation tools, ship models, old photographs and cannons. You can also go up on deck for a sense of the ship’s layout and life aboard. The compact collection makes this a short, hands-on stop for adults and children interested in La Palma’s maritime past.

A museum inside a ship replica

Beside Plaza de la Alameda, the Barco de la Virgen is a full-size replica of the Santa María associated with Christopher Columbus. The ship houses the Museo Naval, giving the museum a close connection to the maritime history it presents.

The collection looks at La Palma’s role in seafaring and Atlantic navigation. Nautical charts and maps sit alongside navigation instruments, ship models, old photographs and cannons. Together, they give you several ways to explore the island’s relationship with the sea.

Explore the deck and exhibits

You can go upstairs onto the deck and look around the ship as well as view the displays inside. Allow roughly 30 to 40 minutes for a visit. The compact museum can suit a family stop, with objects and ship spaces to explore at different ages.

Admission is paid. Check that the museum is open before setting out, particularly if you are planning a visit on Sunday, when it is closed. A wheelchair-accessible elevator is listed among its facilities.

Perguntas frequentes

Where is the Museo Naval Barco de la Virgen?

It is beside Plaza de la Alameda in Santa Cruz de La Palma, inside a full-size replica of the Santa María.

How long should I allow for a visit?

Allow about 30 to 40 minutes to see the exhibits and explore the deck.

What can you see inside the museum?

The collection includes nautical charts, navigation instruments, ship models, old photographs and cannons.

Is the museum wheelchair accessible?

A wheelchair-accessible elevator is listed among the museum’s facilities.

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