
Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 24 · Stockholm
Sjöhistoriska
Dive into Sweden’s maritime history.
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Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 24
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Riksidrottsmuseum
Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 26
Riksidrottsmuseet opened at its current premises in the summer of 2007. It traces Sweden’s sporting history from ancient times to the modern day. At...
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Polismuseet
Museivägen 7
At Polismuseet in Stockholm, visitors can gain an insight into the work of the police authority. There are exhibitions on forensic science, police uni...
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Tekniska Museet
Museivägen 7
Tekniska Museet in Stockholm is the largest of its kind in Sweden. Here you can explore and discover how everything fits together! Join an exciting jo...
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Etnografiska Museet
Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 34
Etnografiska Museet in Stockholm is the place for anyone interested in the world. There is something here for young and old alike – activities, art an...
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Skansen
Djurgårdsslätten 49-51
Visiting Skansen finds you nearly 150 different buildings from the 1300s up to 1930, a zoo with Nordic wild animals, pets and exotic animals, gardens...
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Biologiska Museet
Hazeliusporten 2
Amateur zoologist Gustaf Kolthoff founded Biologiska Museet in the late 19th century with the aim of creating a truly unique museum dedicated to Nordi...
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Stockholm: Skansen Open-Air Museum Admission TicketVisit the world's first open-air museum and see as many as 150 historically interesting houses and farmsteads. Learn about the living conditions of the Swedish people between the 16th century and the first half of the 20th century.
Stockholm: Vasa Museum and Vrak Museum of Wrecks Combo EntryExplore the Vasa Museum and the Vrak – Museum of Wrecks in Stockholm with a combined entry ticket and learn about the dramatic events hidden beneath the surface of the Baltic Sea.
Stockholm Royal Palace Guided Tour incl. Ticket & AudioDiscover Stockholm's Royal Palace with a guided tour and included entry ticket. Explore the State Apartments, ceremonial halls, the Treasury, and the Museum Three Crowns at Sweden's royal residence.





