Stockholm Tekniska Science & Technology Museum Tickets

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Visit Tekniska Museet, Sweden's National Museum of Science and Technology, and embark on a fascinating journey through the past, present and future of technology. Over 12,000 m² of interactive exhibits, creative laboratories and spaces like MegaMind, where you can experiment with your mind and senses.

The museum is located in Djurgården (Museivägen 7), accessible by public transport (bus 69 to Museiparken) and is suitable for all ages.

Explore over 12,000 m² of interactive science and technology.
Interact with MegaMind and customise the experience to suit your needs.
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Entrance to the National Museum of Science and Technology Tekniska.
Admission to the Stockholm Wisdome (planetarium/fulldome) - to be purchased separately.

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Tekniska Museet is the largest institution dedicated to technological history in Sweden and one of Stockholm's most dynamic centres for science outreach. Upon entering, you are immersed in an environment designed to arouse curiosity: from historical innovations to cutting-edge installations.

The exhibits combine knowledge with active participation, allowing you to experiment with concepts ranging from artificial intelligence to energy and space exploration. MegaMind, one of its flagship areas, invites you to paint with your eyes, control with your mind and shape the air at almost 50 interactive stations.

In addition to the permanent exhibitions, Tekniska organises regular workshops, discussions and educational activities that connect science with real life. This makes each visit a potentially different experience depending on the day's schedule.

Tekniska Museet is also a living archive of Sweden's technological heritage, with extensive collections and a national mandate to preserve and communicate that history. The combination of history, innovation and interactive tools has made it a key destination in Stockholm, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors each year.