Name: Maritime And Naval History Museum
Address: Lavender Ln, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, LK

Maritime And Naval History Museum is a museum, located at Lavender Ln, Trincomalee, Sri Lanka. Visit their website www.navy.lk for more detailed information.

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Lavender Ln, Trincomalee

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Added by Jopie, at 07 October 2015

Monday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Sunday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

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THX-1138

28 April 2018

I could learn about the history of Trincomalee and SriLankan Navy for free. If you stay in Trincomalee,I recommend visiting.
Stef Chirs

21 April 2018

The tour was well presented and explained by the Navy Officers making the visit an invaluable one
WARUNA RA

17 March 2018

Great place in trincomalee who is interesting sri lankan naval history
MallikarjunaRao Chodavarapu

04 March 2018

One should have sufficient time (3 hours) to study the facts.
Saswati Borah

09 February 2018

Excellent maritime and naval history museum with knowledgeable guides to guide the visitor. One will gain thorough knowledge about the maritime and naval history of Sri Lanka. The building is beautifully restored and very clean. There are many exhibits and all are labelled well. A must-visit in Trincomalee.
Vivekananth Radhakrishnan

29 January 2018

Lovely clean place wish there were some audio books made available about the different artefact
Peter McInnes

28 January 2018

A place not to be missed. Our guide was very informative and we learnt a lot of the history of Trincomalee. The exhibits were superb.
Sandun Mendis

26 December 2017

Free of charge. Great explanation about the history of Trincomalee and the country. Attentive staff members.
Kasun Charitha

23 October 2017

Good location.. very important place.. good explained .
Tharindu Nishal Perera

03 October 2017

An excellent place to learn maritime history of Sri Lanka. The building was the official residence of the Dutch Naval Commissioner of the Trincomalee, which is in now well restored as it was in the Dutch colonial era. Vistiors can watch and learn many historical facts from here. The entrance is fully free, but the photographing is strictly prohibited inside the museum.
Debbie Warner

17 August 2017

Lovely renovated building with lots of history aand informative guide worth a visit fort frederick near by also worth visiting
Kusala Dissanayake

11 August 2017

You could learn naval transformation from past to present very effectively.
Dilan Rathnayaka

14 June 2017

Its worth to visit.. such a awesome place where we could find the lots of ancient weapons and knowledge Mariners will explain properly the history behind this place.. My favorite part was skeleton of the 40 feet Blue Whale ..
Bandula Ranathunga

19 January 2017

Well arranged
Yves Frombelgium

06 January 2017

Beautiful colonial building, well restored, free entrance!
That Guy

28 November 2016

So many interesting things in this open air museum, they have decommissioned tanks and underground bunkers fully equipped with weapons! A good experience overall
Saruban

22 October 2016

Best place to see ancient naval things about Sri lanka.
Virain De Mel

14 October 2015

Great place. Amazing job done on restoration.