Sweden Stockholm Stockholm Museum

Stockholm City Museum

About

Located in the historic Södra Stadshuset at Slussen, the Stockholm City Museum offers a compelling narrative of the city’s evolution from the late Middle Ages to the present day. Through immersive exhibitions spread across four floors, visitors explore Stockholm’s urban development, cultural identity, and everyday life. The museum’s permanent displays include over 300,000 artifacts, 25,000 artworks, and millions of photographs, all contextualized through multimedia and interactive installations. Highlights include the “Stockholm Exhibition,” which traces the city’s transformation into a modern metropolis, and thematic rooms that delve into architecture, social history, and iconic neighborhoods. Temporary exhibitions and guided city walks further enrich the experience. With free admission and a strong focus on accessibility and education, the museum serves as both a cultural hub and a gateway to understanding Stockholm’s rich heritage.

Stockholm Sweden

Location

The Stockholm City Museum is located at Ryssgården, Slussen on the island of Södermalm in central Stockholm. Housed in the historic 17th-century building called Södra Stadshuset, the museum offers visitors a rich exploration of Stockholm’s history, tracing the city’s development from a small medieval town to a modern metropolis. It features permanent exhibitions that showcase Stockholm’s urban growth, architecture, and cultural heritage along with regular temporary exhibits. The museum is situated near the Slussen metro station, making it easily accessible by public transport. The vibrant neighborhood of Södermalm surrounding the museum is known for its trendy shops, cafes, and stunning views over the city waterways. Nearby attractions include the historic Gamla Stan (Old Town), the Royal Palace, Moderna Museet, and several parks, making it a perfect cultural stop in Stockholm for visitors seeking to immerse themselves in the city’s past and present.