Discovered in 1971 and raised in 1982, the Mary Rose is a famous time capsule of Tudor times, yielding around 19,000 artefacts and 179 skeletons. Mary Rose Museum | BBC Hampshire & Isle of Wight

🤿 Hold onto your hull. 🫧 You’re not watching history, you’re in it. Dive the Mary Rose 4D throws you into the storm, the salvage, and the secrets that changed everything. 🧭 Don’t lose your ship. Dive 4D is not your average museum moment. Book now https://bit.ly/44fa2BP | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

🧭 “A truly special experience. I was utterly mesmerised by the Mary Rose and the skills used to bring her back to life” This Easter, discover the extraordinary story of Henry VIII’s favourite ship, from her fateful last battle to her miraculous rediscovery at the bottom of the Solent over 400 years later. https://bit.ly/42a9xJV | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

🤿 Dive 4D at The Mary Rose 🫧 Giving visitors the chance to experience what it was like to dive the Mary Rose, this never-seen-before cinema experience explores the history of when the Mary Rose tragically sank over 400 years ago, right up until the present day. ⚓ Discover the crucial stories of all those who were instrumental in the salvage and recovery of the Mary Rose. Witness the legacy to the hundreds of individuals involved in the world’s largest underwater excavation. https://bit.ly/44VO