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- Smithsonian ChannelJuin 23, 2011This 1944 battleship served in World War II, as well as the Korean and Gulf Wars. It was finally retired in 1991 and has since been entrusted to the Hampton Roads Naval Museum. (From Aerial America) En savoir plus
- John PaterakisAvril 28, 2018Access to the ship is good on the self-guided tour, and the posted explanations are very helpful. The more expensive guided tour includes some more access, like the flag bridge.
- Jim GarrettAoût 5, 2015Great place to get a glimpse of naval history. Be prepared that not all areas in the ship are climate-controlled (just like the heroes that lived and served on the ship experienced)A voté pour il y a Il y a 2 semaines
- Guido GybelsSeptembre 2, 2016Visit a real battleship, a castle of steel. The Wisconsin is part of the naval museum in Norfolk and well worth a detour. A really historically relevant ship.
- Michelle LAoût 12, 2014So interesting to tour and climb all around while learning history. Great photo opportunities as well.
- Chad HembreeJuillet 14, 2013This is an incredible piece of American history. You can spend half a day wandering around this floating city. If you get the chance to visit don't skip it.
- James CJuillet 28, 2018Amazing ship and site in Norfolk. The staff is so informative and friendly. Totally a must see in Norfolk
- Tom WhiteJuillet 8, 2016Great ship. Take the guided tour. Former BB-61 sailor here so I will say there is one better in LA!!!
- Maggie MacGOctobre 28, 2017Impressive from the outside even if you don't have time to check out the Museum.
- Pam DrewMars 31, 2012If you are a Cub or Boy Scout, camp out overnight for an incredible experience.
- Kristi RinesAoût 2, 2010Awesome ship! Lots of fun for kids. Have a question? Ask one of the great guides onboard!