Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Olga P (2 months ago)
Very nice museum although a bit small. It has a lot of children and I think for them it is a bit more interesting. Basically shows how gamla Stan was in the medieval times, if you want to learn about that time in more detail visit the Swedish history museum which is also free! For being free it's worth a visit.
Very nice museum although a bit small. It has a lot of children and I think for them it is a bit more interesting. Basically shows how gamla Stan was in the medieval times, if you want to learn about that time in more detail visit the Swedish history museum which is also free! For being free it's worth a visit.
Elena K (2 months ago)
We went there only because it was our second visit to Stockholm and everything we wanted was already seen, and free entrance of course :))) But with audio guide it was interesting and informative. Very nice and helpful staff.
We went there only because it was our second visit to Stockholm and everything we wanted was already seen, and free entrance of course :))) But with audio guide it was interesting and informative. Very nice and helpful staff.
Per Nyhlin (3 months ago)
There is no admission fee for visitors to the Stockholm Medieval Museum . Located between the Royal Castle and House of Parliament this museum might be an interesting stop. Perfect for visitors in the age 3-103Y old/young. My kids loved the place. PLEASE NOTE: You must take the stairs (or elevator) down to the waterfront when you are standing on the bridge. The museum is actually located UNDER the bridge. The museum is fairly small, but packed with interesting information connected to Stockholm's history. Inside the museum you will find both mini models and full scale models of the old settlement, buildings, ships, armory, knights etc etc. There is also a workshop area for the kids, where they can sit down and paint, draw or build their own models of dragons etc. At the entrance you will find the museum shop with souvenirs, books etc. The restrooms are very clean and you can store away your belongings in lockers during the stay. Guided tours (30 minutes) are offered and audio equipment can be borrowed if you prefers to walk the museum in your own pace.
There is no admission fee for visitors to the Stockholm Medieval Museum . Located between the Royal Castle and House of Parliament this museum might be an interesting stop. Perfect for visitors in the age 3-103Y old/young. My kids loved the place. PLEASE NOTE: You must take the stairs (or elevator) down to the waterfront when you are standing on the bridge. The museum is actually located UNDER the bridge. The museum is fairly small, but packed with interesting information connected to Stockholm's history. Inside the museum you will find both mini models and full scale models of the old settlement, buildings, ships, armory, knights etc etc. There is also a workshop area for the kids, where they can sit down and paint, draw or build their own models of dragons etc. At the entrance you will find the museum shop with souvenirs, books etc. The restrooms are very clean and you can store away your belongings in lockers during the stay. Guided tours (30 minutes) are offered and audio equipment can be borrowed if you prefers to walk the museum in your own pace.
Litta S (3 months ago)
To begin with, it’s free to visit this place. It wasn’t easy to locate it at first through google maps but we managed by asking somebody. There were friendly staff to greet us. The place is maintained well, authentic atmosphere and true to its purpose of displaying its rich history. Highly recommended.
To begin with, it’s free to visit this place. It wasn’t easy to locate it at first through google maps but we managed by asking somebody. There were friendly staff to greet us. The place is maintained well, authentic atmosphere and true to its purpose of displaying its rich history. Highly recommended.
Keith Hanlan (4 months ago)
This is a a great small museum which does a fabulous job describing the medieval origins of Stockholm. It is free and well worth a couple hours of your time. Note that it is easily missed as the entrance is down a flight of stairs on the bridge opposite the north side of palace. The small sunken park and pond here is generally a quiet place to rest and have a bag lunch.
This is a a great small museum which does a fabulous job describing the medieval origins of Stockholm. It is free and well worth a couple hours of your time. Note that it is easily missed as the entrance is down a flight of stairs on the bridge opposite the north side of palace. The small sunken park and pond here is generally a quiet place to rest and have a bag lunch.
