About

The Medical History Museum in Gothenburg offers an intriguing glimpse into 400 years of the city's medical history. With the engaging exhibition "Eld och Blod," visitors are invited to explore personal stories, unique artifacts, and life paths that reveal historical perspectives on humanity, treatment methods, and living conditions. This museum showcases efforts made over centuries to enhance public health and improve living conditions. Conveniently, there are toilet facilities available for guests to use during their visit.

Features

Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible toilet, Toilet

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Gothenburg Central Bus Station Nils Ericson
Bus stop 368 m walk
Goteborg
Bus stop 244 m walk
Operan
Bus stop 233 m walk
Gothenburg Nils Ericson Terminal
Bus station 366 m walk
Göteborg Åkareplatsen
Train station 571 m walk

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Erdbeerstern
Erdbeerstern
1 month ago on Google

Beautiful small museum with a low entrance fee (around 5€) compared to other museums in the city. Loved the quiet atmosphere. All objects and exhibits are explained in swedish and english. You‘ll learn about the history of hospitals in Gothenburg, individual doctors (both men and women) and scientists, past healthcare methoda (sun hats! Among other things..) and the building in which the museum now resides. Loved it, would wholeheartedly recommend everybody who likes silent museums in ancient surroundings without any frills.

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Ove
Ove
2 months ago on Google

Really nice museum found that there was English translations, however nowadays with apps like google translate it’s not a problem. I found the history of blood transfusions interesting

J. S.
J. S.
2 months ago on Google

Interessantes Museum auch für Nicht-Mediziner. Es gibt einen deutschen Audioguide, der über einen QR-Code abgerufen werden kann. Eintrittspreis mit 50 SEK für einen Erwachsenen erschwinglich, für Kinder ist der Eintritt kostenlos.