Tour The Uss Wisconsin An Authentic Wwii Ship In Norfolk

Did you realize that one of the largest battleships ever built by the U.S. Navy is located right here in Virginia? The Battleship Wisconsin, also known as the USS Wisconsin BB-64, is located in Norfolk as part of the maritime and science center known as Nauticus. Visit today and you’ll experience the ship’s history in World War II and the Gulf War. Visitors of all ages will find a tour of this battleship to be an unforgettable experience.

Visitors from near and far are invited to explore the decks of the Battleship Wisconsin, which resides in Norfolk near Nauticus. Whether you take a self-guided tour or reserve a spot on a guided walk-through, you’ll leave with a newfound appreciation for the ship and her history.

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This particular battleship was instrumental in the efforts of two wars in particular: World War II and the Gulf War. Touring the ship, you won’t help but feel a sense of patriotism and respect for those who served.

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If you plan on taking either tour, be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes with good traction, as some of the steps are narrow and steep.

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You’ll be amazed by how much of the ship is available for tour-goers. You’ll enjoy the unique perspective of seeing living quarters as well as other areas.

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The Officer Wardroom is particularly interesting to see, as this is where sailors would eat, play games and cards, and enjoy leisure time when possible.

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There are plenty of guides nearby that will help recommend the best route for seeing as much of the battleship as possible. Many visitors note that you should allot as much time as possible given all there is to explore.

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After your tour of the battleship, you can explore the Nauticus Museum for additional exhibitions as well as educational films.

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Curious to learn more about the Battleship Wisconsin? You can visit the official website by clicking here. Have you ever visited this historic landmark before? If so, we’d love to hear about your experience!