Nobel Prize Museum

Stockholm, Sweden

The Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm’s Old Town showcases the achievements of Nobel laureates across science, literature and peace. With interactive exhibits and original artifacts, it offers travelers a concise yet immersive look at the history behind the world’s most prestigious awards.

Why choose Nobel Prize Museum

When you walk through the museum you’ll feel the pulse of discovery that shaped modern thought, something a typical art gallery can’t replicate. The focused narrative lets you connect the laureates’ stories directly to the city’s cultural fabric.

Best for: History lovers · First-timers · Couples · Families

Start your Gamla Stan morning here

Begin at the Nobel Prize Museum, then wander to nearby historic sites for a relaxed half‑day walk.

1. Morning — Nobel Prize Museum
2. 11:00 — Stortorget
3. Afternoon — The Royal Palace

Visit tips

• Buy tickets online to skip the door line, especially on weekends.
• Spend a few minutes in Stortorget’s square before entering for a quick photo.
• Visit early to avoid the mid‑day crowd; the museum opens at 10 a.m.
• Allow about 90 minutes; purchase tickets (160 SEK) at the door or online.

Plan your visit

• Recommended duration: 1.5–2 hours
• Best time of day: Early morning, before 11:00
• Hours: 10:00–19:00
• Entry: 160 SEK
• Booking: not required — tickets at the gate
• Category: museum
• Rated 4.1 by 9168 reviewers
• Tags: science history, cultural insight, midday visit, museum

Nearby attractions

• Vasa Museum — attraction, 15 min walk
• The Royal Palace — attraction, 2 min walk
• ABBA The Museum — attraction, 19 min walk
• Gröna Lund — theme park, 18 min walk
• Stockholm City Hall — landmark, 12 min walk
• Stortorget — attraction, 1 min walk

More things to do in Stockholm

• Vasa Museum
• The Royal Palace
• Skansen
• ABBA The Museum
• Gröna Lund
• Stockholm City Hall

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