Newport Medieval Ship Project

The Newport Medieval Ship is an archaeological find of international importance. The remains of the 15th Century merchant vessel were discovered in 2002 in the centre of Newport, South Wales. The wooden ship, along with over a thousand artefacts, were raised and have been the subject of intense research and conservation efforts over the last 20 years. The ultimate goal of the entire project is the reassembly and display of the hull in a museum.

FREE ENTRY!
The ship centre is open on Fridays and Saturdays seasonally (usually Easter to end of October) and open from 10:30am until 4pm. Group visits can be accommodated at other times by prior arrangement.

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Admission is free and donations are appreciated.

There is plenty of free parking right out front!

There are free guided tours and self-guided tour options. There are lots of displays, models, animations and the actual original hull timbers and selected artefacts.