Maritime Museum in Stockholm: photos, reviews

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The Maritime Museum in Stockholm is a captivating destination located in Djurgården. This military museum, rated 4.3 stars on Google, offers visitors an engaging experience with its informative and interactive exhibits. Ideal for families, children delight in exploring the museum's intriguing nooks and crannies.

Both adults and kids will appreciate the diverse collection of exhibits and historic ships, including standout attractions like the Ice breaker Sant Erik, a charming lighthouse boat, and a formidable minesweeper. The outdoor area also features historic ships moored nearby, which you can explore without any cost.

Entry to the museum is free, inviting everyone to enjoy its cultural and educational offerings without worry. After immersing yourself in maritime history, unwind at the museum's lovely café which serves up traditional Swedish treats - perfect for a relaxing break amid your explorations.

For a well-rounded Stockholm experience, a visit here pairs beautifully with the nearby historic ships of Djurgården, alongside the insightful exhibits at the Stockholm City Museum (Stadsmuseet).

Features

Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Ambassaderna

Bus stop 703 m walk

Museiparken

Bus stop 213 m walk

Sjöhistoriska museet

Bus stop 127 m walk

Källhagen

Bus stop 337 m walk

Lindarängsvägen

Bus stop 801 m walk

Kaknästornet södra

Bus stop 513 m walk

4.3

based on 2,999 reviews

Google

4.3/5 2,351 review

Facebook

4.2/5 648 reviews

Anders M

Många vackra modeller men saknar information tex historikt sammanhang och teknikutveckling

Adam Elmstedt

Super interesting museum, with lots to learn. Great place to bring your kids. Located in a great area of stockholm for kids

Kurt Carlsson

Bra musik, programledarna är alltid bra, även gästerna naturligtvis !!! Kostnadsfritt (gratis)

Maritime Museum in Stockholm

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