The Mary Rose was raised in 1982 in front of a worldwide television audience of 60 million people. Come and experience:-

• An exceptional collection of thousands of personal, domestic and military objects.

• The skeleton of the ship’s dog, Hatch, which has been painstakingly re-constructed.

• A special re-construction of how the ship’s bosun would have looked at the time. Is this the man responsible for the ship’s sinking?

• A special introductory film, narrated by TV historian Dan Snow, enhanced displays and personal interpretations of the ship by experienced guides.

Please note that the hull of the Mary Rose is currently withdrawn from public view as part of a £35 million heritage project to build an internationally-renowned museum.  The ship, together with a recreation of the boat’s missing side, will next be open to the public in 2012, when she will be housed in a brand new boat-shaped museum.

We can now bring you a flythrough of how the new museum will look in 2012 and again in 2016, when the drying process is complete! View the video here.

The Tudors Courtly Wedding Collection

Stunning wedding costumes as worn by Jonathan Rhys-Meyers and Joss Stone as Henry VIII and Anne of Cleves in Series 3 of the Worldwide TV phenomenon "The Tudors" are on display at the Mary Rose Museum until December.

Admission is free with a valid attraction ticket.

For more information contact Sue Judge at s.judge@maryrose.org , or phone +44 (023)92 812 93

For more information on The Mary Rose, visit the official website