Place oozes history. Last US submarine to sink an enemy boat in WWII (USS Torsk) as well as the last surviving ship from Pearl Harbor (USCGC Taney) are onsite, as well as a War of 1812 ship (USS Constellation) and the Lightship Chesapeake, all available...More

Your visiting ships .. so it's a few ships to look at. I really loved the cannon shot from one of the boats

This is a beautiful experience. The ships are on display for your viewing, it will transport your mind back in time, nice to see. It doesn't take up much time and it's a calming experience, worth seeing.

It's relatively cheap entertainment, tour all 4 boats for $18. We took in the Coast Guard cutter from Pearl Harbor and the WW II submarine for $13 it was well worth it. Each boat is a self-paced tour with lots of historic facts listed inside

For a relatively low price, you can walk through these different types of war ships, complete with much of the original furnishings, or very accurate replicas where necessary. Even the things that have obviously been added for effect (like uniforms, desks, etc) are authentic. Take...More

You can buy a ticket for 2 or for 4 ships only. There is not an option for 1. It was very good to hear from the enthusiastic guides. The firing of the cannon at noon was fun.

Yeaaaaa it's a must see place 😍😍😍 The lake view is great , go there and take some photos, you can find the cheese cake factory restaurant there beside the street , enjoy it 🤗

I had taken my family to the inner harbor for the weekend and with the Science Center closed, we decided to check out the two retired Navy vessels. Its a bit pricey for a larger group, but I quickly forgot the cost during our walk...More

USS Constellation was a very well preserved museum with a good amount of information. Well laid out it was interesting to go beneath the upper deck and seen what life was like in the 'olden days'.... not very comfortable I should imagine. USS Torsk was...More

These museum ships are in great shap and are still being worked on to increase everyone's enjoyment of our navy's past.