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Mystic Seaport Museum Aventure

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Sortez et profitez d'une brise marine fraîche sur le terrain du premier musée d'histoire maritime d'Amérique. Les clients sont invités à monter à bord de grands voiliers, à explorer un chantier naval de préservation où des constructeurs navals restaurent des navires en bois historiques, à se promener dans des jardins patrimoniaux, à participer à une ou deux histoires de mer présentées par un personnel et des bénévoles sympathiques. Toutes les expositions intérieures sont ouvertes aux visiteurs pour leur permettre de plonger plus profondément dans la vie en mer à l'âge d'or de la voile et plus encore. Les week-ends d'été incluent souvent des événements spéciaux.

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Ce qui est inclu
3 tall ships
Entire 19-acre indoor/outdoor museum experience
Parking Fees
3 tall ships
Entire 19-acre indoor/outdoor museum experience
Parking Fees
3 tall ships
Itinéraire et carte
Point de rencontre
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Mystic
75 avenue Greenmanville,
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Information additionnelle
  • Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
  • Les bébés et les petits enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de forme physique
  • Valable jusqu'à un an à compter de la date d'achat
  • Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
  • Un nombre limité de fauteuils roulants est disponible selon le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi
  • Lieu historique. Les navires et certains bâtiments d'exposition ont une accessibilité limitée pour les personnes handicapées
  • Si fermé en raison de conditions météorologiques extrêmes, vous aurez la possibilité de choisir une autre date
  • Les chiens en laisse sont autorisés sur le terrain. Non autorisé sur les navires ou dans les expositions. Ne laissez pas sans surveillance.
  • Les masques doivent être portés dans les espaces intérieurs
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Politique de maintien à domicile payante pour le personnel présentant des symptômes
  • Vaccination COVID-19 requise pour les guides
  • Les masques sont suggérés dans les espaces intérieurs.
À quoi s'attendre
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Immerse yourself in 19 acres of America's maritime history. Mystic Seaport encompasses a world-renowned preservation shipyard, a 19th-century seafaring village, and formal galleries where you'll find assorted permanent and rotating exhibits that explore America's relationship with the sea.  
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Charles W. Morgan
Visit the actively working preservation shipyard where ships and boats of all sizes are restored and maintained.  Docked alongside a 19th Century recreated working waterfront seaport village, three tall ships beckon to be explored. Among them - the last wooden whaleship the world - the Charles W. Morgan is considered the “crown jewel” of the Mystic Seaport collection, she has outlived all others of her kind. Climb aboard and go below decks to learn about the men and women who lived aboard!
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Immerse yourself in 19 acres of America's maritime history. Mystic Seaport encompasses a world-renowned preservation shipyard, a 19th-century seafaring village, and formal galleries where you'll find assorted permanent and rotating exhibits that explore America's relationship with the sea.  
4
Charles W. Morgan
Visit the actively working preservation shipyard where ships and boats of all sizes are restored and maintained.  Docked alongside a 19th Century recreated working waterfront seaport village, three tall ships beckon to be explored. Among them - the last wooden whaleship the world - the Charles W. Morgan is considered the “crown jewel” of the Mystic Seaport collection, she has outlived all others of her kind. Climb aboard and go below decks to learn about the men and women who lived aboard!
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Immerse yourself in 19 acres of America's maritime history. Mystic Seaport encompasses a world-renowned preservation shipyard, a 19th-century seafaring village, and formal galleries where you'll find assorted permanent and rotating exhibits that explore America's relationship with the sea.  
6
Charles W. Morgan
Visit the actively working preservation shipyard where ships and boats of all sizes are restored and maintained.  Docked alongside a 19th Century recreated working waterfront seaport village, three tall ships beckon to be explored. Among them - the last wooden whaleship the world - the Charles W. Morgan is considered the “crown jewel” of the Mystic Seaport collection, she has outlived all others of her kind. Climb aboard and go below decks to learn about the men and women who lived aboard!
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Immerse yourself in 19 acres of America's maritime history. Mystic Seaport encompasses a world-renowned preservation shipyard, a 19th-century seafaring village, and formal galleries where you'll find assorted permanent and rotating exhibits that explore America's relationship with the sea.  
8
Charles W. Morgan
Visit the actively working preservation shipyard where ships and boats of all sizes are restored and maintained.  Docked alongside a 19th Century recreated working waterfront seaport village, three tall ships beckon to be explored. Among them - the last wooden whaleship the world - the Charles W. Morgan is considered the “crown jewel” of the Mystic Seaport collection, she has outlived all others of her kind. Climb aboard and go below decks to learn about the men and women who lived aboard!
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Immerse yourself in 19 acres of America's maritime history. Mystic Seaport encompasses a world-renowned preservation shipyard, a 19th-century seafaring village, and formal galleries where you'll find assorted permanent and rotating exhibits that explore America's relationship with the sea.  
10
Charles W. Morgan
Visit the actively working preservation shipyard where ships and boats of all sizes are restored and maintained.  Docked alongside a 19th Century recreated working waterfront seaport village, three tall ships beckon to be explored. Among them - the last wooden whaleship the world - the Charles W. Morgan is considered the “crown jewel” of the Mystic Seaport collection, she has outlived all others of her kind. Climb aboard and go below decks to learn about the men and women who lived aboard!
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Mystic Seaport Museum
Immerse yourself in 19 acres of America's maritime history. Mystic Seaport encompasses a world-renowned preservation shipyard, a 19th-century seafaring village, and formal galleries where you'll find assorted permanent and rotating exhibits that explore America's relationship with the sea.  
12
Charles W. Morgan
Visit the actively working preservation shipyard where ships and boats of all sizes are restored and maintained.  Docked alongside a 19th Century recreated working waterfront seaport village, three tall ships beckon to be explored. Among them - the last wooden whaleship the world - the Charles W. Morgan is considered the “crown jewel” of the Mystic Seaport collection, she has outlived all others of her kind. Climb aboard and go below decks to learn about the men and women who lived aboard!
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Musée du port maritime mystique
Plongez dans 19 acres de l'histoire maritime de l'Amérique. Mystic Seaport comprend un chantier naval de préservation de renommée mondiale, un village marin du XIXe siècle et des galeries formelles où vous trouverez diverses expositions permanentes et tournantes qui explorent la relation de l'Amérique avec la mer.
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Charles W.Morgan
Visitez le chantier naval de préservation en activité où les navires et les bateaux de toutes tailles sont restaurés et entretenus. Amarré le long d'un village portuaire en bord de mer recréé au XIXe siècle, trois grands voiliers invitent à l'exploration. Parmi eux - le dernier baleinier en bois du monde - le Charles W. Morgan est considéré comme le "joyau de la couronne" de la collection Mystic Seaport, il a survécu à tous les autres de son espèce. Montez à bord et descendez sous les ponts pour en savoir plus sur les hommes et les femmes qui ont vécu à bord !
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joyr205
Jul 2022
We loved our time exploring Mystic Seaport !!! Beautiful ships 🚢, interesting history, interactive for the kids, cute children’s museum. Loved everything about it. Hope to return again!
Debra R
Jul 2022
There is so much to do at this museum. I also found it very unlike any other outdoor museum I have visited. That is a super positive. So fun. Go and enjoy.
Jay A
Jul 2022
Regarding history, even recent history, this country is sometimes scoffed at as the United States of Amnesia. That is, we forget things; or perhaps because we just never learned them. And this is evident in regards America's long storied relationship with the sea. Yet there may be a reason. Acclaimed Nantucket writer and sea historian Nathaniel Philbrick has noted that once, not so long ago, roads were scarce; travel was best done by ship (or canoe); and his quaint beloved island - the whaling capital of the New World - was a socioeconomic colossus. Hence, for a vibrant antidote to such forgetfulness, come to the world class Mystic Maritime Museum. Come casually, leisurely and vaguely intrigued - as if meeting an old dear friend long parted. Our first foray at Mystic began after parking across from their North Entrance; inside, one is quickly struck by its clean, elegant atmosphere and its abundance of riches. Melodious shanty music, for example, emanated from the walls as if musicians were in the next room. (A kindly staffer - a happy norm here - explained the music was from a recent shanty festival.) And after paying admission, we traipsed into the next room which featured several different boats - from Native seal skin dugouts to an NY sail-topped canoe in which two intrepid souls once ventured 900 miles. (Already, I'd encountered enough history to enthrall a curious 10 year old or senior for days!) But enough landlubbing, eh? Venture out on the sea - or its closest cousin, the Mystic River! We paid five bucks each (after a slightly labyrinthine stroll to the campus's south wharves, asking directions twice) where a sturdy vessel and guide beckoned. For the next half hour, we learned the history of actual ships moored here - from fishing ships that hauled catch in gruelling two week stints to a rugged firefighting ship employed in NYC on the fateful day of September 11th, 2001. A final stop at their enticing gift shop and a sea of good memories was all that remained - and a new respect for our seafaring ancestors.

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