Address: 1492 N Harbor Dr, San Diego, CA 92101, USA
Phone: +16192349153
Sunday: 10AM–5PM
Monday: 10AM–5PM
Tuesday: 10AM–5PM
Wednesday: 10AM–5PM
Thursday: 10AM–5PM
Friday: 10AM–5PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Ashley Gutowski
The maritime museum is fun to see ships of different ages. This is great for families, especially with kids who love "pirate ships". Very informative and interesting. Liked being able to go into ship
Brent Showalter
The Star of India is the largest ship in the Maritime Museum and arguably the most interesting. Take the time to read the history of the vessel on the plaques spread throughout as it's quite interesting. The ship had an entire career of bad luck and suffered a mutiny (the first of many) on it's very first voyage. You can easily spend and hour walking through the exhibits. One important thing to note is bathrooms have been installed onboard for convenience.
San Diego Johnny Surf
A must if your into ships, pirates, submarines, and history. Fun for kids of all ages.
E.F. Charvet
The magnificent Star of India and the Maritime Museum collection of historic sailing ships is one of San Diego's top attractions. -- This "tall ship," technically a barque, was launched as the Euterpe on November 14, 1863 at Ramsey, on the Isle of Man. It is the oldest surviving merchant vessel still afloat. The entire restored ship, its decks and quarters are open to visitors, with numerous informative displays and ship models below decks. -- The Star of India is also periodically available for 4 hour sailing tours of San Diego Bay. Don't miss it. Check the Maritime Museum website for more information.
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Dont worry it is safe, the Russian submarine next to it is way more dangerous... The ghosts of cold war are alive again today
Yes! Water Pokemon are everywhere near these boats and submarines!
No I will not be attending but I heard that it is a really cool experience.
It's a very clean ship, clean as a museum because it is a museum, if that's what your asking. No rats, seals, or any other animals on display either...
I hope so I love mi self some freeshavacado aka fresh avocados
There are lots of different levels and many stairs on the various ships and entrances.... Very limited access to wheelchairs.
no
It was clearly the Flying Spaghetti Monster wishing bad luck and death upon you.
If you mean when, it was 1863. The why: she was originally named the Euterpe, and her first job was trading cotton between India and England. Later, an American company renamed her the Star of India because of that first job.
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