Falbygden Museum

Falköping, Sweden

The museum has exhibitions about the many ancient monuments, findings and a special emphasis on the Stone Age farmer.

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Sankt Olofsgatan 23A, Falköping, Sweden
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Category: Museums in Sweden

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www.sverigeturism.se

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4.1/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Hanna Wigh (3 months ago)
Underbart intressant museum för både stora och små. Den permanenta utställningen ger en fantastisk pedagogisk insikt i hur livet utvecklats med ett lokalt fokus, samtidigt som det ger kunskap om utvecklingen från istiden tills nu för människan. Rekommenderas.
Hans Petersson (5 months ago)
Roligt att se vad som hänt i bygden och hur den vuxit upp. Hur det började och har utvecklats.
Birgit Andersson (6 months ago)
Intressant o mycket olika innehåll...på 3 våningar..
Jim Peterson (6 months ago)
This museum covering the local area is amazing and well worth an hour.
Elisabeth Nyhammer Gustavsson (8 months ago)
Spännande utställningar med flera speciella fynd såsom Ållebergskragen, Gerumsmanteln m m.
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