I have been to ... Cartagena Naval Museum, Cartagena, Spain: The ship models

The Cartagena Naval Museum has an extensive collection of ship models on display, ranging from Medieval Cogs to modern warships.

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Wooden warships Medieval Cog

Galleon San Francisco

Xebec Atrevido (1756)

Storeship Santa Florentina (1774)

Bomb vessel Santa Rosa de Lima (1775)

Brig/Bomb ship La Candelaria (1780)

Gun Launch (1779)

Gun Launch (1770)

Galleon San Martin (1574)

Galley La Real (1571)

Galley Soledad (1789)

Galley San Luis (1789)

Ship-of-the-Line Septentrión (1753)

Ship-of-the-Line San Julia (1768)

Ship-of-the-Line Conquistador (1791)

Ship-of-the-Line Santisima Trinidad (1769)

Typical eighteenth century Ship-of-the-Line

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Iron and steel warships Armoured Frigate Numancia (1863)

Armoured Frigate Vitoria (1865)

Battleship Pelayo (1885)

Protected Cruiser Infanta Maria Teresa (1893)

1st Class Cruiser Reina Regente (1888)

Battleship España (1912)

Destroyer Almirante Valdés (1944) (Originally built as USS Converse, a Fletcher-class destroyer of the United States Navy. She was handed over to the Spanish Navy in 1959.)

Frigate Audaz (1951)

Destroyer Roger de Lauria (1967)

Patrol Boat Lazaga (1975)

Patrol Boat Conejera (1956)

Minesweeper Miño (1955) (Originally built as AMS-266, an AMS-218-class motor minesweeper of the United States Navy. She was handed over to the Spanish Navy in 1956.)

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Submarines Ictino (1859)

B1 (1921)

C-class (1928)

Almirante Garcia de los Reyes (1944) (Originally built as USS Kraken, a Balao-class submarine of the United States Navy. She was handed over to the Spanish Navy in 1974, overhauled and recommissioned.)

S-60/Daphné-class (1973)

S-70/Agosta-class (1983)

S-80-class (Under construction)