Find your way in the museum building

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A guide to the City Museum’s three (and a half) floors.

See locations of various activities, premises and exhibition departments. 

Floor map.

Floor 0

1    City Museum’s courtyard
2    Entrance
3    Shop & Information
4    Introduction room
5    Temporary exhibitions
6    Kafé
7    Mellanrummet — room för children & picnic area

Floor 0

You reach floor 0 via stairs or an elevator from the square above. Here you'll find the information desk, shop, introduction room, and cloakroom. This floor also includes:

  • Mellanrummet for families.
  • Temporary exhibitions, next to the introduction room. A separate entrance with a ramp is available for wheelchairs and strollers.
  • Toilets, including an accessible one with a changing table.
  • Defibrillator, located by the information desk.
  • Café with an accessible toilet.
Floor map.

Floor 1

The Stockholm Exhibition

The King’s Town
1527—1630
1    The Hoard
2    The reformation
3    Widow Bökman
4    Ryssgården
5    Fire!

Capital City 
1630—1720
6    Capital City
7    Makalöst
8    Apothecary
9    After the Plague
10  The Cellar Tavern

Floor 1

  • Salongen — Library and Reasearch Room.
  • The Cellar Tavern — for events.
  • Accessible toilet with a changing table.
Floor map.

Floor 2

The Stockholm Exhibition

City of Trade 
1720—1860
11    Skeppsbron
12    The Theatre
13    The Street

City of Industry 
1860—1921
14     Migration
15     Factories
16     Photographic Studio
17     City Children

Modern City
1921—1950
18     Nightlife
19     Department Stores
20     Fitting room

Floor 2

  • Auditorium (Hörsal) with hearing loop. Lectures, special events, and conferences.
  • Toilets, including an accessible one.
Floor map.

Floor 3

The Stockholm Exhibition

City in the World
1950—
21    Kungstornet
22    City in the World 
23    Townscape

24    The Pihlqvist Family Home
25—27 Temporary exhibitions

Floor 3

  • Temporary exhibitions (wheelchair/stroller access: follow signs from the elevator).
  • Toilets.
  • Accessible only via steep stairs: The Pihlqvist Family Home.

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