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ABBA The Museum is much more then a regular museum. Except the permanent exhibition wiith stage clothes, gold records, instruments and awards, it's also a interactiv experience that invites you to sing, dance, mix music and tro on stage outfits virtually. With the help of your ticket, you can record your performance and download it on the website.
Take a leisurely stroll through Swedish history, spanning from the year 1500 to the present day, where you'll encounter an array of captivating historical artifacts and lifelike scenarios. Immerse yourself in the experiences of men, women, and children as they navigate through times of war and peace. The Trophy Chambers showcase a remarkable collection of war spoils and trophies that offer a glimpse into the past battles and conquests.
Entrance fees
Regular admission: 140 SEK
Retirees: 95 SEK
Students: 95 SEK
Children and youth up to 18 years of age: free admission
Originally, the Livrustkammaren was the armory of the royal Swedes, but today it is a museum where you will find weapons, costumes and parade equipment.
Here you can find, for example Karl Xll's blue coat with mud left over from when the shot sank into the trench, and Gustav lll's masquerade costume with the hole left by the shot.
Vasa is a real treasure trove from the 17th century that offers a rich history of everything from work at Skeppsgården to life aboard a warship.
Visit the Royal Palace, one of Europe's largest and most vibrant castles. At the castle, you can discover the treasury with the royal regalia. Museum Tre kronor where you can learn about the castle's medieval history and the Representation floors with magnificent parade rooms. During the summer, Gustav lll's antiquities museum and the Castle Church are also open. The Slottsboden shop and the High Guard release are very popular attractions among visitors to the castle.
The settlement of Birka was founded in the 8th century on an island in Lake Mälaren, making it a place rich in history and heritage. Today, it proudly stands as one of 14 Swedish sites that have been recognized and listed on the prestigious World Heritage List. A visit to Birka offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, where a day on the island can be filled with immersive experiences. Explore the ancient ruins with a knowledgeable guide, delve into the island's history at the museum, and wander through the reconstructed urban quarter to truly immerse yourself in the ancient way of life.
Boat with Strömma Kanalbolaget from City Hall from May-September. Café & restaurant on board. Check our website for departures, opening hours and special events.
Admission: SEK 150, 6-12 years SEK 75 kr. Admission free to age 5.
The museum offers visitors an unforgettable experience that transcends mere gratification or grief, taking you on a journey from a solitary park bench to a lively cocktail party. An afternoon devoted to exploring the world of alcohol at this museum seldom fails to provide deep and perceptive insights that will linger in your mind long after your visit.
Dive deeper into the fascinating world of mastering the sea, exploring topics such as the merchant navy, life aboard a ship, and the significance of tattoos for sailors. For the younger ones, there's a dedicated playroom to keep children entertained. A must-see is Galärvarvet, where historic ships and boats offer a glimpse into maritime history and culture.
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SKANSEN is the worlds oldest open-air museum, founded in 1891. Here can you feel the wings of history in houses and farms, meet wild and tame animals, celebrate the year's holidays and enjoy beautiful gardens.
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Welcome to the Nobel Prize Museum. Immerse yourself in a world where history comes to life through captivating videos, donated artifacts, and insightful guided tours. Here, you will have the opportunity to learn about and be inspired by the remarkable individuals who have dedicated their lives to advancing the greatest benefit to humankind, including freedom fighters, writers, and scientists. Explore the stories behind the prestigious Nobel Prize laureates and gain a deeper understanding of their groundbreaking contributions to society.