
Experience History for Yourself - Guide to Your Santa Maria Tour in Columbus
The Santa Maria is a ship that is docked on the Scioto river in Downtown Columbus. This ship proves to be an educational museum since it teaches the importance and the impact of the first voyage made by Christopher Columbus.
This ship is approximately 98 feet in length and weighs around 130 tons. One of the significant attraction of this ship is the 65 foot mast that is carved from a single Douglas fir.
Overview of the Santa Maria
http://www.morethanknots.com/SM/SM_Overview.html
The admission rates for adults is $4, senior citizens $3.50 and for children between 5 - 17 years of age is $2.50
The official website of Santa Maria offers a lot of information about the tours provided, directions and other essential information for the benefit of visitors.
Official Website of Santa Maria
http://www.santamaria.org/
The hours of operation depend upon the months. On Mondays and Tuesdays the ship remains closed and on other days the ship is open from 10 am to 6pm approximately.
The below website gives a list of dates and the timings of the Santa Maria, so that visitors can plan their visit accordingly.
Timings of Santa Maria
http://www.planetware.com/columbus/santa-maria-us-oh-60.htm
Santa Maria also hosts a number of events. These events are held on specific days and prove to be a delight for the eyes of the tourists.
Eventful. Com comes with a list of events that are to be held during the months of September and October. Some of the major events are the Private Weekend, Haunted Ship and Dueling at the dock.
Events on Santa Maria
http://eventful.com/columbus/venues/santa-maria-/V0-001-001414629-2

