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Mystic Seaport Museum
Get outdoors, breathe in the clean fresh air, and immerse yourself in history on our 19 acre grounds along the beautiful Mystic River!
Take a day, or two, and treat your family with a visit to the nation’s leading maritime museum! Climb aboard the Charles W. Morgan, the last wooden whaleship in the world and experience what it was like to go to sea in the Great Age of Sail. Meet blacksmiths, coopers, printers, and shipwrights hard at work in our recreated 19th century seafaring village. Learn about the planets and the stars in our planetarium and get out on the water in a sailboat or rowboat from our boathouse. Do you prefer a more relaxed ride? Sit back and take a short cruise on the Mystic River aboard our launch Liberty. Explore world-class exhibitions of history, art and more in one of our galleries. When you get hungry, settle in for a casual meal or drink at Schaefer’s Spouter Tavern, The Galley, or Latitude 41° Restaurant.
Mystic Seaport Museum Info
www.mysticseaport.org
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860.572.0711
75 Greenmanville Avenue
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Are there any hotels or inns on the Mystic River? We are visiting Sept. 22 to Sept. 24. Any other waterfront lodging close by?
Thanks!
Hi Kathie,
You’ll be happy to find a couple options in downtown Mystic. Steamboat Inn is directly on Mystic River, while Whaler’s Inn is very close and overlooks it.
My great grandfather and great-great grandfather were both ship carpenters in the late 1800s/early 1900s. They lived, worked and the GGF died in Noank, Groton, CT. We’re thinking about coming down from upstate VT for a visit. Does the Mystic Seaport Maritime Museum cover what they might have done as ship carpenters?
Thank you for your comment and question about your family’s history as ship carpenters…very interesting! The Seaport has a wealth of historical information and a working shipyard where you can watch craftsmen, including carpenters at work. To contact the Seaport directly: 860.572.0711 | 888.973.2767 | info@mysticseaport.org
planning a visit end of September , and wanted to make sure that’s not beyond the season
Not at all! September is a great time to visit and still very busy any time of month.
Is there any special going on in July 2018?
Hi Jill,
You can see all Seaport events at their website here – https://www.mysticseaport.org/calendar
Hello! We are planning our first overnight trip to Mystic in October. We are coming in October 19 and leaving on the 20th. We are looking for some great places to see some amazing foliage. Any tips would be great. We already got our tickets for the aquarium!
Thank You!
Mystic River Cruises does fall foliage tours!
Hi We have a small dog and would she be allowed in the maritime museum and aquarium.
Leashed dogs are allowed on Mystic Seaport Museum grounds (not in buildings, on ships, or left unattended) but not at the Aquarium.
What does it cost to visit the Seaport in Sept/2019?
Hi Sue,
Admission (Sept 2019) is:
Adult: $28.95
Senior (65+): $26.95
Youth (13-17): $24.95
Child (3-12): $18.95
Children (2 and younger) – Free
Do we need timed tickets for the Turner show on Saturday, October 12th?
Thanking you,
Gerry Katz
Thanks for your comment. Your question is best answered by the Seaport – https://www.mysticseaport.org/about/contact/