The best Stockholm museums to visit
All Stockholm museums, timetables, prices and twitter accounts. For a trip to Stockholm you cannot see some of the most beautiful museums in Sweden.
I Stockholm museums there are over 40 and seeing them all the first time you visit the city is not easy at all. That's why we need to carefully read and choose the ones that interest us most to go safe and visit Stockholm in the best way for us. Furthermore it must be said that using the Stockholm Card many of these museums will be free, so consider whether to take it or not. It could do you save several money.
Furthermore, next to the addresses of the various museums, you will also find twitter account Of these. In Stockholm and Sweden in particular they are very attentive to social networks and it is not difficult that they can answer you on Twitter for any kind of question or need;) Seeing is believing!
fotografiska
fotografiska - StadsgÄrdshamnen 22 in Stora Tullhuset - @fotografiska
Fotografiska is considered to be one of the largest museums of modern photography in the world and often offers several temporary exhibitions that are highly appreciated by the inhabitants of the city. To consider the bar on the top floor which offers not only a great variety of salads and sweets but also a spectacular view of the city of Stockholm. The museum has an entrance fee of SEK 110 for adults, students and seniors SEK 80. Children under 12 years of age enter for free while groups of 25 or more visitors pay SEK 80. The museum is open from Sunday to Wednesday from 9 to 21 and from Thursday to Saturday from 9 to 23.
Nobel Museet
Nobel Museet - Stortorget 2 - @NobelMuseum
The Nobel Museum offers guided tours to discover the history and the successes of the Nobels over the years. A curiosity, Mr. Nobel was born in Stockholm and died in Sanremo, once he died he left his home to the Municipality that to repay the city of Stockholm every year on the occasion of the Nobel ceremony (which is celebrated on December 10, of Nobel's death) sends flowers and decorations to decorate the rooms. The Museum is open (in winter) every day except Mondays, Tuesdays from 11 to 20 and the other days from 11 to 17, and in summer every day from 10 to 18. The price of the SEK 80 ticket for adults , SEK 60 for students.
Vasa Museet
Vasa Museet on the island of DjurgÄrden, in GalÀrvarvsvÀgen 14
The Vasa Museum is the most visited museum in Scandinavia and here is the ship of King Gustav Adolf, the only surviving 15th century ship in the world. After just 1628 minutes of maiden voyage in 333, the ship sank in front of Stockholm and was recovered 2 years later. The Museum is open from 31 January to 1 May and from 30 September to 10 December from 17 to 10, Wednesdays from 20 to 23. It is closed on 25 January and from 110 to 18 December. Admission is paid and is SEK 80 for adults, free for children and teens up to XNUMX and SEK XNUMX for students.
Museum of Natural History
Museum of Natural History - FrescativÀgen 40 - @naturhistoriska
Discovering the evolution of man and dinosaurs this museum drives adults and children crazy. If you are with your family do not miss a visit to this museum also for the film which is shown in the largest format in the world. The museum is open Tuesday to Friday from 10am to 18pm, Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 18pm. The ticket price is SEK 80.
Moderna Museet
Moderna Museet - on the island of Skeppsholmen in Exercisplan, 2 - @ModernaMuseet
The Moderna Museet is Stockholm's modern art museum and in addition to collecting a permanent collection with works by Picasso, DalĂ, Derkert, Matisse and other artists from the twentieth century. The museum is open every day, except Mondays, from 10 to 18, Tuesdays from 10 to 20. Furthermore, from 12 October 2012 to 18 January 2013, admission is free on Fridays from 18 to 20. The cost is SEK 120 and the reduced SEK 100, free for under 18s.
National Museum
National Museum - Södra Blasieholmshamnen 2
From Rembrandt to Degas to Rubens, Renoir and Goya. In this Museum, Sweden's premier art and design museum, there are masterpieces that an art lover shouldn't miss. The museum is open Tuesday and Thursday from 11 to 20 and the other days until 17, but is closed on Mondays. The ticket has a price of SEK 1o0 for adults, SEK 80 for the reduced. Children under 19 enter for free.
Medeltidsmuseet
Medeltidsmuseet - Strömparterren
The Stockholm Museum in the Middle Ages tells the life of the inhabitants of Stockholm at that time. The museum houses the walls of Stockholm and is very interesting for both adults and children. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 12 to 17, Wednesdays until 19 but is closed on Mondays. Admission with the annule ticket, also valid for entry to the Stadsmuseet, costs SEK 70. Free admission for under 19s.
Historiska Museet
Historiska Museet - NarvavÀgen 13-17 - @MariaJansen
The Stockholm History Museum tells the story of Sweden with Viking exhibits, the Hall of Golds and over 4.000 original artifacts. Open every day, in summer, from 10 to 17, while in winter from Tuesday to Sunday from 11 to 17, on Wednesdays until 20 but it is closed on Mondays. The ticket costs SEK 80 for adults, SEK 60 for students and seniors. Free for under 18s and every Friday.
