Map
See locations of various activities, premises and exhibition departments.
Find your way in the museum building
A guide to the City Museum’s three (and a half) floors.
Floor 0
You get to level 0 via stairs or lift from the square above. Down here by the courtyard is the museum’s entrance with an information desk, shop, introduction room and cloakroom. At the lift hall, there is the Mellanrummet for families and for those who bring their own packed lunches.
There is exhibition room Tunnvalvet, next to the introduction room, with a separate entrance for people with a wheelchair or pram. Next to the information desk, there are toilets, one of which is accessible and has a changing table. There is also a defibrillator here.
On the opposite side of the floor is the museum’s café, with an accessible toilet. Here is also the Kafévalvet exhibition room.
Floor 1
The stairs and elevator in the middle of the house lead up to floor 1. To the left of the stairs begins the Stockholm exhibition department King’s City. The exhibition continues to the right of the stairs with the Capital City. Here is also our library and research room called the Salongen, as well as an accessible toilet with a changing table. In Källarstugan we have different programs.
Floor 2
To the left of the stairs in the middle of the building are the exhibition departments City of Industry and Modern City, as well as toilets. To the right of the stairs is City of Commerce and toilets, one of which is accessible. The auditorium is equipped with a hearing loop.
City of Commerce and City of Industry
Floor 3
To the left of the stairs in the middle of the house are the World City department and toilets. To the right of the stairs are temporary exhibitions — if you use a wheelchair or pram, follow the signs from the lift.
There is another small floor that can only be reached via a rather steep staircase. Up here on level 3.5 is the home of the Pihlqvist family.
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