Free entry to the Nobel Prize Museum with the Stockholm Pass

The Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm is the place to learn everything about the Nobel Prize. The prestigious Nobel Prize is a world event and, since 1901, has awarded 935 people or organizations for their achievements in medicine, literature, physics, chemistry, economics and peace. Learn about the Nobel Laurates and the founder, Alfred Nobel, through a guided tour. 

Highlights:

• Current exhibition A Right to Freedom – Martin Luther King Jr, until 15 Sep 2019
• Free guided tours and audioguide
• Films about Nobel Laureates

Did you know:

- The museum was founded in 2001, the same year as the Nobel Prize celebrated 100 years

- Alfred Nobel was a Swedish chemist, engineer, innovator, and entrepreneur who spoke five languages

- Nobel left 31 million SEK in his last will to fund Nobel Prizes to award those of outstanding achievements in the future

Things to see:

Permanent exhibition Cultures of Creativity with presentations of more than 30 laureates and their creative work, as well as a number of milieus that inspired creativity, in the film room and artifact theater.

Learn more about some of the 935 Nobel Laureates successes and failures through a number of fascinating short films. Be inspired by the works of Marie Curie, Niels Bohr and Nelson Mandela, for example.

Walk through the timeline and experience decades of development and triumphs since 1901.

How to get there:

Bus: 3, 53, 76, Hop On- Hop Off

Subway: Gamla Stan

Boat: Hop On-Hop Off

see the: full list of attractions included

Closed: Mondays (Sep-May). June 21-23, Dec 24-25, 31, Jan 1. Special opening hours: Nov 17, 24: 10.00-17.00. Dec 6: 14.00-17.00. Dec 10: 11.00-18.00

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