Museo Naval del Perú

The Museo Naval del Perú is a naval museum in Callao that houses an extensive collection of maritime artifacts from different eras. The displays include ship models, weapons, uniforms, and historical documents that trace Peru's maritime development.

The institution was founded in 1958 to preserve significant maritime objects and document Peru's naval history. Its collections include remains and artifacts from major conflicts that shaped Peru's maritime identity.

The museum reflects how the sea has always been central to Peru's identity and how different periods developed their own maritime traditions and technologies. Walking through the exhibition rooms gives you a sense of continuity from ancient seafaring cultures to modern times.

The museum is located near Plaza Grau and is relatively easy to access for visitors. The best time to visit is in the morning when the museum is quieter and you can explore the exhibitions without rushing.

The museum preserves personal items and remains related to Admiral Grau, a central figure in Peru's maritime conflicts, honoring a national hero. These objects offer a direct connection to one of the country's most important naval figures.

Location: Callao

Inception: November 13, 1958

Official opening: July 18, 1962

Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access

Operator: Marina de Guerra del Perú

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-14:00

Phone: +5114294793;+5116136898Anexo6794

Email: informes@museonaval.com.pe

Website: http://museonaval.com.pe

GPS coordinates: -12.06019,-77.14883

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:44