Stockholm's Culture & Anthropology Museums
– Explore Stockholm's Rich Culture

Located on Djurgården in Stockholm, the Nordic Museum chronicles Swedish daily life from the 1500s onward. Its exhibits, from traditional costumes to interactive displays, celebrate Nordic traditions, design, and cultural heritage—ideal for curious travelers and history lovers alike.

Visit Skansen on Djurgården, the world’s oldest open-air museum. Founded in 1891 by Artur Hazelius, it brings Sweden’s heritage to life with historic buildings, traditional celebrations, and native animals—offering a rich cultural and natural experience for all ages.

Discover 7,000 years of history at Stockholm's Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities. Greek sculptures, Egyptian mummies, and more await in a stunning neoclassical setting. This museum shows ancient art and life in a captivating way.

Discover August Strindberg's home in Stockholm, where the life and works of the famed Swedish playwright come alive. Wander through his meticulously preserved residence, explore his personal artifacts, and delve into his creative process. This place is a must-visit for literature enthusiasts!

Step into 19th-century Sweden at Torekällberget Museum in Södertälje. Wander through historic buildings, meet farm animals, and enjoy peaceful landscapes. This open-air museum offers a hands-on glimpse into rural life, making it a rewarding visit for families and history lovers alike.

Discover the Stockholm Royal Stables, where Sweden’s royal equestrian traditions come to life. Located in central Stockholm, the site blends elegant architecture with a rich heritage of royal horses and handlers. Note: Temporarily closed for tours during 2025.

Step into the Dance Museum in Stockholm, where movement meets art and history. Founded in 1953 by Rolf de Maré, it houses over 20,000 artifacts—from ballet to global dance costumes. Enjoy exhibits, workshops, and performances that celebrate the universal language of dance.

Step into the Drottningholm Court Theatre, an 18th-century gem near Stockholm and UNESCO World Heritage site. With original stage machinery and summer opera performances, it offers a rare and enchanting journey into Sweden’s cultural and theatrical past.

Explore Vrak – Museum of Wrecks on Djurgården, where the Baltic Sea’s hidden stories come to life. Opened in 2021, this maritime museum reveals centuries of shipwrecks through immersive exhibits, offering a unique journey into underwater archaeology and cultural heritage.

Visit the Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities on Skeppsholmen and explore over 7,000 years of art and artifacts from China, Japan, Korea, and Southeast Asia. A serene and enlightening destination in central Stockholm.

Step into the Royal Swedish Opera in Stockholm’s Norrmalm, a cultural icon since 1773. With grand architecture and world-class opera and ballet, it remains the beating heart of Sweden’s performing arts scene—a must-visit for lovers of music, history, and elegance.

Visit the Museum of Ethnography on Djurgården, a rich showcase of global cultures. With over 200,000 artifacts, it offers immersive exhibits, hands-on workshops, and culinary experiences. A rewarding stop in Stockholm for those curious about the world’s diverse traditions.