You arent able to get the full experience of the submarine or other ships docked here due to the pandemic taking place. But I did enjoy learning about these ships and looking forward to possibly one day being able to board them and learn more

This was my favorite experience in Baltimore and one of my tops world wide. You can actually go down and explore the whole first level of the submarine, including the torpedo room that sunk the final enemy ships in WWII. Very cool...and shocking to see the living quarters. Unique experience back in time on a special battleship.

The Torsk is a relatively quick self-guided tour around a submarine. Those with back pain, who are obese, or who cannot move easily should not come aboard. There are small openings that will be difficult for many people to get through. There was some informational signs on the tour, but you also feel rushed because you cant really stop to read them very well when theres a line of people behind you. By the time you leave, youre going to be happy youre not a sailor stuck in the Torsk for a prolonged period of time.

Piece of American history and very well preserved sub. The sub was not crowded at all so we took our time reading and really looking at everything. Someone was even available to answer any questions you have. A total of 4 ships are in the inner harbor and I definitely recommend checking out all 4.

This one was amazing! This is worth the $15 alone. The others are cool but this one blows the other ships on the ticket out of the water.

Very cool exhibit and well worth the price. Well maintained with lots of unique items and areas to explore. Not an easy place to move through if you have limited mobility, but if you are in the area you should definitely visit!

I always thought that a submarine would be a little cramped. However, I didnt know that it would trigger my claustrophobia. I did manage to make it over halfway through before the claustrophobia kicked in, but I managed to make it all the way through and thoroughly enjoyed it. I will say that if you have issues with bending or fitting through small holes, you may want to second-guess going through this. However, if you can do it, its totally worth it!

Awesome submarine... You can walk the whole sub, inside.

If you love history, youll love this!!

Very cool submarine with very reasonable admission prices. Definitely check this place out if youre a navy buff and want to learn more about submarines. Quite a rare opportunity as not many submarines are publicly accessible. Stairways are extremely narrow and steep. Headroom is extremely limited so youll have to be extremely careful. Not many people when I visited so it was great to enjoy the sub without people crowding in. A lovely hidden gem.

A clean and well maintained exhibit of American and maritime history. The self guided tour through the entirety of the vessel is well illustrated with many descriptions of the components along the way. It gives a good sense of what it is like to live on these subs for as long as sailors had to. I was a little nervous with the kids going through each of the doors and walking around given everything is steel and there is little room for maneuvering, but the kids had a blast and with some guidance had no issues. They were just thrilled to be on a real submarine. Highly recommend.

Its worth a visit if youre in downtown Baltimore. Definitely not the right place for claustrophobic people though.Also, there are 5 different vessels in this harbor, so if you buy a ticket for one, you get a discount for the others.

Nice sub. From WWII

Great place to see and learn some history.

The submarine that sank the last Japanese warship in World War 2. Amazing experience walking thru the whole boat and seeing what life was like for the crew, who had to live and work in such cramped quarters.

GO! GO! GO SEE THESE SHIPS!Tickets to see all the ships, plus the light house are only $18! Completely worth it. This sub In particular was my favorite- but beware- it’s tight quarters. If you have claustrophobia it may not be the best option. It is a tight space and each section has small doors you need to climb through to get to the next part. It’s very easy to bump your head so be careful! Overall tho, it was so awesome! So many old buttons and things to press lol! (P.s my boyfriend was obviously a little too excited to be pressing these said buttons )

Very interesting museum, learned a lot about submarine life here. The self-guided tour is one of my favorite experiences in Baltimore to date. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for something to do in the Inner Harbor.

Awesome place to learn about the USN History as a Irish tourist! Especially great when the person you go with is in the USN! So cool to see the different sections like the mess deck etc. Even had old tins of McCormick spices!

I went through this sub and it seemed pretty cool. Definitely tight quarters.

This was my favorite of the 4 Historic Ships in Baltimore. The Torsk was fun to tour and had numerous informational displays, although I had so many questions that I wish there were even more.Accessibility note: A member of my party had sprained his back before our visit, and we discovered that there wasnt really an easy way to pass through the numerous compartment doors.

Very cool experience. Very warm in the ship, but a fantastic museum. The price is very reasonable.

At Baltimore Inner Harbor but really wishing you could tour the inside of an old submarine? Well, look no further! The USS Torsk will meet any land lubbers curiosity! The USS Torsk, permanently docked in Baltimore, served two wartime patrols during the last part of World War II. USS Torsk had the honor of being the last submarine to use torpedoes to sink enemy combatants of that conflict. She served in the Lebanon Crisis and the 1962 Cuba naval blockade before retiring in 1968 to be a museum ship.

Awesome ship great tour

Wish it had the funds and support to keep these memories alive. Its a wonderful historic landmark that needs the respect it deserves. I encourage a visit and a donation while there.

The U.S.S.Torsk is a Tench Class Submarine. ( SS-423 Hull number) It islocated just two slips down from the U.S.S. Constellation. Like the Constellation it is a self guided tour. Once again plenty to see aboard the Sub. Great History here and well worth touring her.

Well kept, and fascinating, with very few places roped off that you cant enter. Doorways are low and stairways steep and tight, and if we werent some of the only people there the claustrophobia would have started to set in, but it wasnt bad. Wonderful guides here too.

USS Torsk (SS-423) is part of the historic fleet of Historic Ships in Baltimore and is one of two Tench-class submarines still located inside the United States. In 1945, Torsk made two war patrols off Japan, sinking one cargo vessel and two coastal defense frigates. The latter of these, torpedoed on 14 August 1945, was the last enemy ship sunk by the United States Navy in World War II.

Well maintained and nice looking ship

Very cool visit if your in the area take the time and see it

A great place to feel like a kid.Winter special saw 3 ships for the price of 2.Very well maintained and great hands on experience throughout the ship.Unfortunately I could use the periscope but pushed every button and turned every nod that I could.I think my wife caught me role playing at one point or another.

Was very cool to actually go inside. But there wasnt anyone there, literally walked all the way through and never met anyone. Tour with a knowledgeable guide wouldve made it much better

Its a WWII submarine ... how cool is that!In great shape, a living piece of history worth the visit!Easy to get to, get in and tour around.The only downside- small gift shop, if you call that a downside.

Fascinating to be inside the submarine! Great displays

Very nice museum, had a short one day visit in Baltimore and got to see both the Constellation and Torsk. Regarding the name of the sub, I found it funny as it is the same as the most common food-fish we have besides the salmon, however torsk is the same as cod and not a cusk. Torsk and brosme is two different sorts of fish but within same family..

Nice to be able to walk now to stern, and see what it was like.My hats off to the Navy boys

Great trip with my son. Happened to meet a veteran that actually served on the sub. Very interesting

Very knowledgeable and friendly guide, neat experience if youre into that kind of thing. Info signs on all the major components were a nice touch.

You can see everything and all the mechanics. Warning, if you don’t like the smell of mold this isn’t the best place for you.

Definitely tour this ship it is a great opportunity to see what exactly the we ship men endure! A great tour!

An important piece of WWII history, it is definitely worth visiting.

My boys enjoyed this self guided tour. Highly reccomend

Sub view is amazing.

Very cool part of history and very well maintained.

Great place for kids and adults

Got the privilege of spending the night on the sun and it was a phenomenal experience. Amazing educational experience.

Great piece of Naval history. (there is a charge to enter)

Excellent sub to visit!!!

Great tour of a piece of history

USS Torsk (SS-423) built in 1944. Stern to bow self guided tour. Information placards are placed in various areas of the vessel. You will see: aft torpedo room, maneuvering room, engine rooms, crew quarters and galley, radio room, control room, officers quarters and forward torpedo room. You can also walk on outside deck. Conning tower is not open to visitors.

Great tour. One of my favorite stops while visiting Baltimore.

Intense fascinating and still floating, a wonderful piece of history.

First time in a submarine very amazing experience just to imagine what it is like to be in close quarters for long periods of time was immense I really enjoyed this alot a great place to bring kids and I even saw a special program where they have overnight events for the kids sleepovers per say

Great experience if you don’t get nervous/anxious in confined spaces.

Worth a visit, but not if your clostrophobic.

Nice sub¡¡

Great time

Great place to learn and see some history

Its very interesting to see how small the spaces where and how they have to operate for 3 months at sea , the guides are very knowledgeable

Worth the admission fee if youve never been in a sub. Even my Mom, at 72, enjoyed the tour.

One of my daughters favorite places to visit and very affordable.

My first visit to the area. Highly recommend

Well worth a visit -- great WWII submarine.

Really cool

They do let people explore the inside, its interesting.

Great place to take your kids for history

Great piece of history! A must see.

Cool to see.

It smelled of diesel greatly, yet experiencing the cramped spaces made me appreciate the audacity of submarine crews having to commandeer one of those under the ocean.

Must see its amazing

Very nice indeed

Amazing. Absolutely amazing.

You too will likely enjoy touring this sub, if you share my bias for big equipment, military equipment, navy vessels, American history or World War II history. If you tour the Torsk, be sure to ask any of the guides about why the ship was converted to a snorkel, and what the U.S. Navy learned from mistakes the Nazi Navy made. Also be sure to ask why the hull is V-shaped and not cylindrical? The answer provides very interesting insight into changes in how subs are used in warfare. Also ask if anything was added to the deck when the ship is in port that is removed before she leaves.The Torsk is one of 5 different vessels you can tour at the Baltimore Harbor. You can buy a ticket for any one, or get a discount to see multiple vessels. The others looked interesting but I only had time to see one in detail.

Enjoyable

Amazing! Over 10,000 dive

Awesome experience.

Lots of history.

Great

How it can fit every thing

Should let ppl inside