The shipwreck of the HMS Victoria is notable because it is a rare example of a warship resting perfectly upright on the seabed. The battleship sank in 1893 after a collision during naval maneuvers off the coast of Tripoli, Lebanon, and the force of its fall, combined with its heavy guns, caused its bow to bury itself in the soft seabed while the stern pointed straight up. The wreck was discovered in 2004 and is now protected as a historic monument. Cause of sinking: On June 22, 1893, HMS Victori

HMS Victory is being restored and you can come and see it live in action ✨. Explore the decks Nelson once commanded, witness restoration in action 🛠️, and experience the life of the 800-strong crew who made history at sea. | Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

A quick guide to all the masts of HMS Victory. Our Total Guide, made with the National Museum of the Royal Navy, explores every detail of the ship, deck-by-deck, as well as life onboard, sailing & gunnery tactics. Discover Britain’s most famous warship: https://youtu.be/KUERUnx2lms | Epic History TV