The kids will have a great time and learn a little history to boot! More

There's just not very much to see. Overall a boring experience. More

This attraction was once a thriving one. It allowed people to view history of America on a replica ship of Christopher Columbus. More

My story about the Santa Maria really doesn't bear on its history. In 1994 ( I think) WNCI conducted what they called the Mass Mobile wedding. As a pastor, I officiated at the wedding of 20 couples who won a Valentine';s Day contest. We went around the city in busses doing parts of the service. I pronounced them husbands and... More

I wouldn't travel any distance to see this, but if you're in town and are interested in the history of Columbus' namesake then by all means check this out. The staff were very informative and friendly. You will be surprised at how small the Santa Maria actually was. Hard to imagine crossing an ocean in so small a vessel and... More

The ship is cool looking but you can pretty much see it from above without paying what I remember as a rather high admission fee! More

Good group of period actors on board. The expierence starts from the moment you go out to the ship to get on board. Visited with a scout group and stayed overnight on deck. You have to earn your keep by doing chores like cleaning the deck. You also get to climb the rigging. More

Decided to add this tour to our day trip to Columbus. The boat was moored at Battelle Riverfront Park. You cannot see it from Marconi Blvd and the easiest parking is on the street right in front of the park. Once we got down to the ship, the tour was reasonably priced and well worth it. We were able to... More

I found the guided tour to be somewhat interesting and the actual ship is intriguing as well if only because it makes you think how the sailors would sail for months on end in such small quarters. Generally the overall visit was ok, but I thought the price although not expensive was still too much for what they offer. Basically... More