A Journey Through Global Cultures

The Museum of Ethnography (Etnografiska museet) is a cultural gem nestled on Djurgården island in Sweden.

Founded in 1900, this renowned institution invites you to embark on a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of global cultures.

With over 200,000 artifacts from every corner of the world, the museum’s extensive collection highlights the diversity of human civilization’s expressions. From textiles and ceramics to weaponry and musical instruments, its hallowed halls showcase a mesmerizing array of objects, complemented by photographs, films, and meticulously preserved documentation.

Cultural Heritage Exhibits

Cultural heritage exhibits grace the museum’s permanent galleries, offering profound insights into the customs, traditions, and artistry of cultures worldwide. Enhanced with interactive displays, these exhibits captivate visitors of all ages.

In addition to its permanent offerings, the museum hosts Special Events and Educational Programs, including lectures, workshops, and performances, fostering cross-cultural understanding and dialogue. For those delving deeper into ethnography and anthropology, the museum’s Library and Archives provide a wealth of resources accessible to researchers and scholars by appointment.

Before departing, explore the Museum Shop for unique items and souvenirs from around the world. Located alongside other museums on Djurgården, including the Museum of Science and Technology and the National Maritime Museum, the Museum of Ethnography invites you on an enriching voyage through the kaleidoscope of human culture, promoting respect for the diversity that shapes our world.