Vrak focuses on shipwrecks and other remains from the Baltic Sea. The museum uses digital technology to bring their stories to visitors, while leaving the wrecks on the seabed, where they are best preserved. The Baltic has more well-preserved wooden wrecks than anywhere else in the world, according to Visit Stockholm.

At the museum, visitors can explore stories connected to those wrecks and remains. The experience is described as a deep dive into the Baltic’s underwater past, with digital technology bringing the stories to the surface rather than bringing the wrecks themselves into the museum. The sea, shipwrecks and former shipyards are nearby on Djurgården, the island where Vrak is located.

The material provided does not give admission prices, opening times or a recommended visit length. It also does not describe particular displays or activities beyond the digital presentation of wreck stories. Vrak is therefore a place to go for those stories and for the chance to connect them with the Baltic Sea setting around Djurgården.