This is a list of submarines on display around the world separated by country. This list contains all preserved submarines and submersibles on display, including submarine museum boats, that currently exist as complete boats or as significant structural sections.
This list does not contain replicas or wrecks. See List of ship replicas, List of shipwrecks and List of sunken nuclear submarines respectively.
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Remarks |
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M-21 | Royal Australian Navy Heritage Centre | Sydney | Empire of Japan | Type A Kō-hyōteki class | 1940 | Conning tower |
M-14 and M-21 | Australian War Memorial | Campbell | Empire of Japan | Type A Kō-hyōteki class | 1940 | Composite of two submarines |
HMAS Otway | Holbrook Submarine Museum | Holbrook | Australia | Oberon class | 1966 | |
HMAS Ovens | Western Australian Maritime Museum | Fremantle | Australia | Oberon class | 1967 | |
HMAS Onslow | Australian National Maritime Museum | Sydney | Australia | Oberon class | 1968 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Riachuelo | Navy Cultural Centre | Rio de Janeiro | Brazil | Oberon class | 1975 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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S-84 Slava | Museum of Glass | Beloslav | Bulgaria | Romeo class | 1960 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Province | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Ben Franklin | Vancouver Maritime Museum | Vancouver | British Columbia | United States | Research submersible | 1968 |
HMCS Ojibwa | Elgin Military Museum | Port Burwell | Ontario | Canada | Oberon class | 1964 |
HMCS Onondaga | Site historique maritime de la Pointe-au-Père | Rimouski | Quebec | Canada | Oberon class | 1965 |
Name | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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O'Brien | Valdivia | Chile | Oberon class | 1972 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Other names |
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CB-20 | Technical museum | Zagreb | Italy | CB class | Mališan ( Yugoslavia) |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Remarks |
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HMS E50 | Sea War Museum Jutland | Thyborøn | United Kingdom | E class | 1916 | Conning tower |
HDMS Springeren (S324) | Langelandsfort | Bagenkop | Denmark | Kobben class | 1964 | |
HDMS Springeren (S329) [1] | Aalborg Maritime Museum | Aalborg | Denmark | Delfinen class | 1963 | |
HDMS Sælen | Royal Danish Naval Museum | Copenhagen | Denmark | Kobben class | 1965 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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EML Lembit | Estonian Maritime Museum | Tallinn | Estonia | Kalev class | 1936 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Vesikko | Technical museum | Helsinki | Finland | Coastal submarine | 1933 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Propulsion |
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Alose | COMEX headquarters | Marseille | France | Naïade class | 1904 | Petrol |
Argonaute | Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie | Paris | France | Aréthuse class | 1958 | Diesel |
Espadon | Saint-Nazaire submarine base | Saint Nazaire | France | Narval class | 1960 | Diesel |
Flore | Keroman Submarine Museum | Lorient | France | Daphné class | 1964 | Diesel |
Le Redoutable | Cité de la Mer | Cherbourg | France | Redoutable class | 1967 | Nuclear |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Other names |
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Brandtaucher | Military History Museum | Dresden | German Confederation | Military submarine | 1850 | |
HMS E24 [2] | Museum Windstärke 10 | Cuxhaven | United Kingdom | E class | 1915 | Conning tower |
HMS Otus [3] | Erlebnsiwelt U-Boot | Sassnitz | United Kingdom | Oberon class | 1961 | |
U-1 | Deutsches Museum | Munich | German Empire | U-boat | 1906 | |
U-9 (S188) [4] | Technik Museum Speyer | Speyer | West Germany | Type 205 | 1966 | |
U-10 (S189) | Deutsches Marinemuseum | Wilhelmshaven | West Germany | Type 205 | 1967 | |
U-11 (S190) [5] | U-Boot Museum | Fehmarn | West Germany | Type 205 | 1968 | |
U-434 [6] | U-Bootmuseum Hamburg | Hamburg | Soviet Union | Tango class | 1976 | B-515 |
U-461 [7] | Maritim Museum Peenemünde | Peenemuende | Soviet Union | Juliett class | 1962 | K-24 |
U-995 | Laboe Naval Memorial | Laboe | Nazi Germany | Type VIIC/41 | 1943 | Kaura ( Norway) |
U-2540 | Deutsches Schiffahrtsmuseum | Bremerhaven | Nazi Germany | Type XXI | 1945 | Wilhelm Bauer ( West Germany) |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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INS Kursura | RK Beach | Visakhapatnam | India | Kalvari class | 1969 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Other names |
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KRI Pasopati | Indonesian Navy Submarine Monument | Surabaya | Indonesia | Whiskey class | 1955 | S-290 ( USSR) |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Remarks |
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INS Dakar | Clandestine Immigration and Naval Museum | Haifa | Israel | T class | 1943 | Conning tower |
INS Gal | Israel | Gal class | 1975 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Remarks |
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Andrea Provana | Parco del Valentino | Turin | Kingdom of Italy | Barbarigo class | 1918 | Conning tower |
Enrico Toti | Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia | Milan | Italy | Toti class | 1967 | |
Nazario Sauro | Galata - Museo del mare | Genoa | Italy | Sauro class | 1976 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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JDS Akishio | Kure Maritime Museum | Kure | Japan | Yushio class | 1985 |
HA-18 | Naval History Museum | Etajima | Empire of Japan | Type A Kō-hyōteki class | 1938 [8] |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Ouessant | Submarine Museum | Klebang | Malaysia | Agosta class | 1976 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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HNLMS Tonijn | Dutch Navy Museum | Den Helder | Netherlands | Dolfijn class | 1965 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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HNoMS Utstein (S203) | Royal Norwegian Navy Museum | Horten | Norway | Kobben class | 1965 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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PNS Hangor | Pakistan Maritime Museum | Karachi | Pakistan | Daphné class | 1968 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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BAP Abtao | Peruvian Naval Museum | Lima | Peru | Abtao class | 1953 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Propulsion |
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NRP Barracuda (S164) | Núcleo museológico da Marinha Portuguesa | Cacilhas | Portugal | Albacora class | 1968 | Diesel |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Zeta (P-913) | Pivka Park of Military History | Pivka | Yugoslavia | Una class | 1987 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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SAS Assegaai | South African Naval Museum | Simon's Town | South Africa | Daphné class | 1970 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Sang-O-class submarine | Unification Park | Gangneung | North Korea | Sang-O class | Unknown |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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Peral | Cartagena Naval Museum | Cartagena | Spain | Peral class | 1889 |
Delfín | Museo del Mar y de la Sal | Torrevieja | Spain | Daphné class | 1972 |
SA-41 | Mahon Naval Station | Mahón | Spain | Foca class | 1963 |
SA-42 | Isaac Peral Base | Cartagena | Spain | Foca class | 1963 |
SA-51 | CosmoCaixa | Barcelona | Spain | Tiburón class | 1966 |
SA-52 | Isaac Peral Base | Cartagena | Spain | Tiburón class | 1966 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year |
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HSwMS Hajen | Marinmuseum | Karlskrona | Sweden | Holland class | 1904 |
HSwMS Neptun | Sweden | Nacken class | 1979 | ||
HSwMS Nordkaparen | Göteborgs Maritima Centrum | Gothenburg | Sweden | Draken class | 1961 |
HSwMS U3 | Teknikens och sjöfartens hus | Malmö | Sweden | Kustubat | 1942 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Canton | Nationality | Launch year |
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Auguste Piccard | Swiss Transport Museum | Lucerne | Lucerne | Switzerland | 1964 |
F.-A. Forel | La Maison de la Rivière | Tolochenaz | Vaud | Switzerland | 1978 |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Other names |
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TCG Hızırreis | Gayret Gemi Museum | İzmit | Turkey | Tang class | 1952 | USS Gudgeon ( United States) |
TCG Pirireis | İnciraltı Sea Museum | İzmir | Turkey | Tang class | 1951 | USS Tang ( United States) |
SM UB-46 | Dardanelles Naval Museum | Çanakkale | German Empire | Type UB II | 1916 | |
TCG Uluçalireis | Rahmi M. Koç Museum | Istanbul | Turkey | Tench class | 1944 | USS Thornback ( United States) |
Name | Location | City / Town | Nationality | Class | Launch year | Propulsion | Remarks |
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HMS Alliance | Royal Navy Submarine Museum | Gosport | United Kingdom | Amphion class | 1945 | Diesel | Guided tours |
Biber 105 | Nazi Germany | Biber | 1945 | Diesel | |||
HMS E17 | United Kingdom | E class | 1915 | Diesel | Conning tower | ||
HMS Holland 1 | United Kingdom | Holland class | 1901 | Petrol | |||
LR3 | United Kingdom | DSRV | 1990s | Electric | |||
HMS X24 | United Kingdom | X class | 1943 | Diesel | |||
HMS Ocelot | Chatham Historic Dockyard | Chatham | United Kingdom | Oberon class | 1962 | Diesel | |
HMS XE8 Expunge | United Kingdom | XE class | 1944 | Diesel | |||
HMS X51 Stickleback | Scottish Submarine Center | Helensburgh | United Kingdom | Stickleback class | 1954 | Diesel | |
HMS Courageous | Devonport Naval Heritage Centre | Plymouth | United Kingdom | Churchill class | 1970 | Nuclear | |
U-534 | Woodside, Merseyside | Birkenhead | Nazi Germany | Type IXC/40 | 1941 | Diesel | |
Biber 90 | Imperial War Museum | London | Nazi Germany | Biber | 1944 | Diesel | |
U-475 Black Widow | River Medway | Strood | Soviet Union | Foxtrot class | 1966 | Diesel | Museum closed |
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