Sail training ship · open to the sea since 1999
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Frigate Shtandart · a museum under sail

Come
aboard.

Explore a working 18th-century frigate at your own pace or join a private tour led by a crew member.

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01Living history
in every port
A ship you can explore

Three centuries
up one gangway.

Shtandart is not a stage set or a museum model. She is a working wooden frigate, built using 18th-century techniques and still sailing today.

On board, you will discover how a ship from the age of Peter the Great was organised, where sailors worked and rested, how square sails are handled and how an international crew and volunteers keep this historic vessel alive.

Two ways to step inside

Choose
your visit.

Frigate Shtandart at sea01 · In port
Open visit

Explore the ship
at your own pace

During open-ship days, step onto the main deck, walk to the forecastle and quarterdeck, and look inside the admiral’s cabin, now used as the chart room. Crew members will be nearby to tell you about the ship and answer questions.

  • Main and upper decks
  • Forecastle and quarterdeck
  • Chart room
  • Stories from crew and volunteers
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The crew of frigate Shtandart on deck02 · By appointment
Private tour · 6 people or more

Go where visitors
usually cannot

A crew member will guide your group around the ship and open the lower deck: living and working spaces, the mess deck and the welcoming hand-carved wardroom. Examine every detail, ask questions and hear stories first-hand.

  • Complete route through nine areas
  • Lower deck and living quarters
  • Tour with a crew member
  • Groups of six or more
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Historical accuracy

Not one
accidental detail.

Modern equipment is hidden from view to preserve the atmosphere of Peter the Great’s era.

01

Hull and sails

The hull, spars, rigging and sails reproduce the design of an 18th-century frigate.

02

Made by hand

Carved decorations were crafted by hand from historical drawings of Peter the Great’s ships.

03

Life at sea

Cannons, tools, ropes and hammocks were recreated with close attention to historical materials.

04

A living ship

These details serve more than history: Shtandart regularly goes to sea and trains her crew.

Private tour route

From forecastle
to mess deck.

Nine stops reveal the ship from top to bottom, from the open decks to the spaces where the crew lives.

  1. 01Forecastle
  2. 02Main deck
  3. 03Upper deck
  4. 04Chart room
  5. 05Engine room
  6. 06Quarterdeck
  7. 07Wardroom
  8. 08Captain’s and officers’ cabins
  9. 09Mess deck
Private visit

Gather
your crew.

Write to us with your city, preferred date and number of guests. We will check the ship’s schedule and suggest a convenient time.

Groups of 6 or more
Adult ticket15 €
Child · up to 15 years10 €
Request a date ↗+49 1516 703 1703