These things changed the world
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Project Nobel Center
The exhibition Project Nobel Center presents an ongoing project: creating a home for the unique legacy of Alfred Nobel.
For families
Easter break at the museum!
We start the break with traditional Easter crafts. From Tuesday to Sunday the workshop is open and challeges children to build an own roller coaster.
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What is life?
3 April 2026 17:00-20:00Nobel Prize MuseumJoin an after-work with guided tours on the topic of life from different perspectives.
Brian K. Kobilka Glass decoration depicting the Nobel Prize-awarded discovery
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Alexander Mahmoud
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Quiz night
10 April 2026 18:00-19:30Nobel Prize MuseumChallenge your friends in a quiz about democracy and peace!
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Poto: Nanaka Adachi
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Humanity – a journey through literature and peace
17 April 2026 17:00-20:00Nobel Prize MuseumJoin an after-work with guided tours on the topic of litterature, peace, and what it means to be human.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi.
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Stockholm culture night 2026
18 April 2026 18:00-00:00Nobel Prize MuseumA night about hope with talks, music and roller coasters!
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi
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Sunday salon
19 April 2026Nobel Prize MuseumEnd the week with a concert and afternoon tea! On 19 April the music is performed by the duo LISAS.
Photo: Peter Holgersson
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Walpurgis crafts
30 April–3 May 2026Nobel Prize MuseumIn the museum’s craft corner during the Walpurgis weekend, visitors of all ages can create and learn about Nobel Prizes at the same time. Welcome!
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin
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Cosmos – a journey through physics
1 May 2026 17:00-20:00Nobel Prize MuseumJoin an after-work with guided tours where we venture out into the infinite.
Photo: Guillermo Ferla
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Concert
The brain and the genes
8 May 2026 18:00-19:00Nobel Prize MuseumHear Sten Linnarsson, Professor of Molecular Biology, in a talk about how the brain is formed during the earliest stages of human life.
Photo: Ulf Sirborn
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What is life?
15 May 2026 17:00-20:00Nobel Prize MuseumJoin an after-work with guided tours where we explore life from different perspectives.
Photo: And machines
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Science Today: The Cell
22 May 2026 17:00-20:30Nobel Prize MuseumWelcome to a scientific after-work! Explore the bustling microcosm of the cell and mingle to music from some of Stockholm’s best DJs.
Normal cells of human connective tissue in culture at a magnification of 500x.
Photo: National cancer institute
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Humanity – a journey through literature and peace
29 May 2026 17:00-20:00Nobel Prize MuseumJoin an after-work with guided tours that explore the remarkable aspects of being human.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin
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These things changed the world
Permanent exhibitionNobel Prize MuseumExplore how laureates’ discoveries, insights, stories and peace efforts make life longer, safer and more understandable for you and many others.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Mattias Lindbäck
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Guided tour
Every dayNobel Prize MuseumJoin a guided tour of the museum. The tour is included in your admission ticket and gives you an introduction to the Nobel Prize Museum and current exhibitions.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin
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Guided family tour
Every Saturday 7 March–13 June 14:00–14:15Nobel Prize MuseumBring the whole family for a tour of the exhibition “These things changed the world”! In Swedish.
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Foto: Benoît Derrier
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Weekend activity for families
31 January 2026-7 June 2026NobelprismuseetLearn about the laws of physics and build a roller coaster in the museum’s weekend activity for children and families
© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin
Project Nobel Center
A home for the unique legacy of Alfred Nobel
The Nobel Center will be a public building for science, literature and peace at Slussen in Stockholm. It will be an international symbol of knowledge, focusing on the Nobel Prize laureates’ stories and groundbreaking achievements.

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