Children in the museum exhibitions. — © Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Clément Morin

A museum for the whole family

Explore the museum with the whole family! Bring your children and loved ones to our museum in the heart of Gamla Stan, Stockholm.

We offer an audioguide for children, a fun quiz trail, a workshop space with free activities for children every weekend as well as a room to play in.

Weekend workshop

Quiz trail

Playroom

Practical information

Easter break

Weekend in the workshop!

Learn about the laws of physics and build a roller coaster in the museum’s weekend activity for children and families.

Easter break at the Nobel Prize Museum

The Easter break starts with traditional Easter crafts and welcome all children to create Easter chicks, paper eggs, Easter cards, and other decorations.

From Tuesday to Sunday the workshop is open and challeges you to build your own roller coaster. Welcome!

Guided family tour

Bring the whole family for a tour of the exhibition These things changed the world!

The tour takes place every Saturday from 7 March to 13 June.

Audio guide for kids

Listen to the museum’s audio guide for children, highlighting some of the key stories and objects in the exhibition These things changed the world.

You can listen to the guide on your own phone.

To the audio guide

Activities for children, a quiz at the Nobel Prize Museum — © Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi

Become a little explorer

Explore the exhibition These things changed the world, where over 250 items donated by Nobel Prize laureates are on display. Grab the Little explorer quiz trail and get to know scientists, authors, and even Alfred Nobel himself—while searching for clues.

The Little Explorer is a perfect activity for the whole family, and older children can enjoy it on their own too.

The Bubble chamber

In the Bubble chamber, children can explore, read, experiment, and discover everything from the laws of physics to how the human body works and what rights children have.

The Bubble chamber has something for everyone, but it’s especially great for children aged 3 to 9.

Baby changing station, strollers and nursing

There is one toilet with a baby changing station.
The main entrance has stairs, so if you come to the museum with a stroller, it’s better to use the accesible entrance at the backside of the museum, between the church Storkyrkan and the museum building. Use the intercom at the accessible entrance, to open the door.
There is no nursing room, but there are places to sit in the museum, and you are welcome to breastfeed your baby where you feel comfortable.

Membership

Become a member,
experience more

Get free admission to the museum, and discounts in the shop and bistro. Enjoy priority access and discounts on concerts, previews, talks, and lectures.

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