Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm
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Nobel Prize Museum
Next available dates
Today
6 Jul
Sun
7 Jul
Mon
8 Jul
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Nobel Prize Museum: Entry Ticket
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Next availability: Today, 6 Jul
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USD 13.34
Highlights
Embark on a journey of inspiration at the Nobel Prize Museum. Delve into the world-changing ideas of Nobel Prize laureates, the Nobel Prize, and Alfred Nobel. Immerse yourself in films, donated artifacts, and expertly guided tours that showcase the courage, creativity, and perseverance of the laureates. Discover freedom fighters, writers, and scientists who have left an indelible mark on the world. The museum offers an enriching experience for the whole family, with engaging exhibitions, family events, and opportunities for self-exploration.
The Nobel Prize demonstrates the transformative power of ideas, inspiring hope and resilience.
Engage with videos, donated artifacts, and expertly guided tours to connect with influential freedom fighters, writers, and scientists.
Enjoy a family-friendly experience at the Nobel Prize Museum, with engaging exhibitions and events for all ages.
What's included
INCLUDED
Admission to the Nobel Prize Museum
Admission to current or temporary exhibition
Audio Guide with your own smartphone
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Additional information
Usage
Simply show your tickets on your smartphone.
Post Purchase
[Click here](http://audio.nobelprizemuseum.se) for free audio guide on your smartphone
Good To Know
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Opening Hours
Saturday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Sunday : Start time: 10:00 - End Time: 18:00.
Monday : Closed.
Tuesday : Start time: 11:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Wednesday: Start time: 11:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Thursday : Start time: 11:00 - End Time: 17:00.
Friday : Start time: 11:00 - End Time: 21:00.
Location
Venue
Nobel Prize Museum, Stortorget 2, 0000
Meeting Point
Stortorget 2
Provider
Nobel Prize Museum
Very easy and fast ticketing process. The museum was ok. The part about the man's biography was interesting but other exhibitions about nobel laureate's objects was a bit hard to relate.