About Sweden

Exhibitions on three floor. On three floor of the building, the visitors will start go on a pilgrimage through Swedish history, the Viking era, the Middle Ages, the Thirty Years War, Sweden's "Age of Greatness", Swedish Carolinians and the 19th century . The second floor is devoted to the 20th century and e.g. the Swedish neutrality. On the ground floor Exhibit of the history and development of artillery through the ages.

'Junibacken is a world for children. The building is full of tales and mischief in Villekulla cottage and children’s stories where Sweden’s best-loved children’s characters come to life. The first place is the Storybook square, home to many of the best-loved figures in Swedish storybooks, elves and trolls, the children of Frostmofjället mountain, the famed detective, Ture Sventon and little Alfie Atkins. There is a Story train, bookshop and also a café and restaurant.'

Information bout the Royal Palace, The Royal Apartments, The Tre Kronor Museum, The Treasury and Gustav III's Museum of Antiquities.

Exhibitions of cultural history, food, textiles and interior furnishings.

Exhibitions of Swedish architecture

In Swedish only. Shows botanical gardens with over 9000 plants. Most important sections are herb garden, the botanical parks, Victoria House, Edward Anderson's greenhouse, fruit and berry plantations.

Exhibit collections of Scandinavian mammals and birds in their natural, ecological habitat. The museum building was built in 1893 to a design by architect Agi Lindegren who was inspired by the medieval Norwegian stave churches

Björklidens gårdsmuseum on the island Ljusterö in the Stockholm archipelago, wants to delineate the life of the archipelago in the beginning of the 20th century.

Information in Swedish only. The website contain information about History, Office, Library, Archive, Guestbook, plan of the premises, Brochure (Pdf) and Activities

In Swedish only. Carl Eldh lived between 1873-1954 and is one of Sweden's most famous sculptors.

The collections of Dance Museum illustrating the dance, drama, art and music of different continents and civilisations.

In Swedish only.

The collections consist of hundreds of thousands of objects from all over the world, from China, Japan, Korea, South and South East Asia, Oceania and America

'The butterfly house is comprised of 800 square metres of tropical environment and has about 400 butterflies of numerous different species. The museum also includes a Birdhouse with 100 birds of about 40 different species that fly freely in the subtropical environment. The museum also includes about 300 sq.m. large Winter garden with Mediterranean climate and an Asian Garden with Asian, Chinese and Japanese influences.'

In Swedish only

'A private palace with well preserved interiors and large collections of art as well as handicraft. The Museum has a numerous rooms, the large quantity of objects and furniture.'

The permanent exhibitions are divided into six sections, The Gold Room that shows treasures from the Bronze Age to the 16th century, The Prehistoric Times Exhibition, Vikings with more than 4000 objects, The Gothic Hall that shows one of Europe's finest collection of sculpture, triptychs and other objects, The Textile Chamber, Treasures.

In Swedish only. Information about Contacts, Information, Application, The Association of Swedish Artists, The Artists Club, Associations.

Exhibit Swedish and international art

Exhibit works by internationally established artists.

In Swedish only. Collections of Swedish and foreign theatre puppets, marionettes.