The Nordkaparen is a Draken class submarine, which is the longest class of submarines Sweden has ever had. The Nordkaparen was built at Kockums Mekaniska Verkstad in Malmö and delivered to the Swedish Navy in 1962.
The Hugin was built in 1978 at Bergens Mekaniske Verksteder in Norway, and was retired from service in 2001 when the 18th patrol boat division was
The monitor Sölve was built in 1875 at the Motala Warf shipyard in Norrköping and was one of a series of seven smaller monitors, which due to their small size could travel up the Göta älv river and defend the towns around Lake Vänern against an attacker.
The minelayer Kalmarsund is currently rented to Chalmers University of Technology, and is located at Eriksberg.
The destroyer Småland is the largest warship in Scandinavia preserved in a museum.
The cargo ship Fryken is currently rented to Chalmers University of Technology, and is located at Eriksberg.
The port ferry Dan Broström was built in 1963 at the Bröderna Larsson shipyard in Kristinehamn, after which it was delivered to Gothenburg’s port board.
The port towboat Stormprincess is a classic, built in 1908 for Bogser AB Stormking at Wilhelmbergs Mekaniska Verkstad in Gothenburg.
Flodsprutan II was delivered in 1931 by Lindholmen Motala AB to the City of Gothenburg.
The world’s oldest preserved fully welded ship.
The towboat Herkules is a port towboat built in 1939 at the Öresundsvarvet shipyard in Landskrona for CL Hansson Stuveri AB in Gothenburg.