Photo: Mattias Ek.

Group Booking

Explore the museum or discover the city on a guided tour!

Most programs can be adapted to your wishes; we are happy to accommodate you as best we can. Just make sure to inform us during booking! Our pedagogues and guides have extensive experience in meeting people with different needs and disabilities.

Tours of the museum

Photo: Mattias Ek.

Museum highlights

Take a tour of the Stockholm Exhibition with stops tailored to your preferences.

Architectural walks

On Stockholm’s streets, different architectural styles from different periods coexist, often within the same block. Photo: Ingvar Lundkvist, 1975.

Stockholm’s Architecture in a Nutshell

An easy introductional city walk.

People and events walks

Photo: Mats Hayen.

History of Old Town

Hear the story of the city, its history, rulers, inhabitants and architecture.

On June 20, 1810, Marshal Axel von Fersen is brutally killed by a mob during a funeral procession in Stockholm. Archive: Uppsala University Library.

Dramatic Events in the History of Stockholm

Hear about horrific deaths and a masquerade ball that changed history.

Queer Stockholm

We examine sexual politics and LGBTQ culture from the 19th century onwards.

IKEA, Alfred Nobel, and Björn Borg. People, products, and inventions all “made in Sweden”.

Made in Sweden

Discover Stockholm through the people who made this country world famous.

One of the city’s latrine collectors, also known as scavengers or bin men. Unknown photographer, 1906—1910.

Stockholm — A Filthy History

Be aghast by the miserable and unsanitary history from medieval to modern times.

Historical apartments

Our apartments and houses are located in four different neighbourhoods and give an insight into the homes and lives of some families from year 1884 to 1969.

At the dining room table, the Andersson family gathers for meals, socializing and everyday activities. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud.

The Blockmaker’s House 1917

This is how ordinary people might live in Stockholm at the beginning of the 20th century.

The few nice pieces of furniture and objects you own are placed in the large room. Children are not allowed to play around here! Photo: Francis Bruun.

Barnrikehuset 1937

Good, modern housing for “large families of limited means”.

A true classic: the Electrolux vacuum cleaner finds a home in many households.

Tensta 1969

The apartment has been restored and designed in 60s and 70s style.

Booking information

Closed
Phone hours
Tuesday–Friday 09.30–11.30
Closed July 10—August 12. Book your own tour, walk, conference or event. For schools, companies, organizations and private groups. Please contact us via boka.stadsmuseet@stockholm.se.
Telephone
Telephone 08-508 31 620
Email
Email boka.stadsmuseet@stockholm.se

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