Jönköping County Museum

Jönköping, Sweden

Jönköping County Museum exhibitions consists of archaeological foundings, church and peasant art, and other local cultural heritage.

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www.jkpglm.se

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Eva-Pernille Naserian Stæhr Poulsen (2 years ago)
Very interesting layout of exhibitions and a lot to se for both adults and children.
Lars Carlsson (2 years ago)
Trevlgt trollskogen
Mike Heath (2 years ago)
Some very good displays with English texts. Interesting swedish history.
Eken (2 years ago)
Overtrying! A free admission museum for the public paid by the public but made by and for over culture people meaning if you are interested to learn something about the history in an easy way don't bother. The most understandable part was an art installation and that tells you something. Don't overdo it try to let the normal person understand something too.
Eva Cheng (2 years ago)
A free museum in which you can see many different piece of art
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