Sörmland is home to many fun and educational museums, offering something for everyone – in any weather. We’ve handpicked a selection of some of the many museums that are well worth a visit!
Sörmlands Museum
n 2018, Sörmlands Museum opened its doors in beautiful new premises, creating space for exhibitions, events, workshops, meetings, open collections, and much more.
The museum shop and restaurant are both popular and well-visited. There’s always something going on here, so be sure to check their channels to stay updated and not miss out on what interests you the most!
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Femörefortet
Femörefortet is a fascinating Cold War museum – a historical era full of stories and mystery.
We highly recommend joining a guided tour through the underground tunnel system carved into the rock. You’ll discover preserved sleeping quarters, a phone booth, a diesel power station, and much more.
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Skottvång Mine
Skottvång Mine is a cultural and historical gem tucked away in the Sörmland countryside.
At the Mining Museum, you can explore the history of mining and charcoal production in the area, while also getting a glimpse of everyday life around the mine. The exhibition combines images, text, and audio, and throughout the summer, the Östra Sörmlands Gruvförening hosts local guides to enrich your visit.
Beyond the museum, this oasis offers a general store, an art gallery, access to the Sörmland Trail, a charming inn with great food, and live concerts all summer long.
Follow their channels to stay updated and make sure you don’t miss any of the exciting happenings!
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Eskilstuna Art Museum
Eskilstuna Art Museum is located in the vibrant district of Munktellstaden – once the city’s industrial heart.
What was originally a factory building from 1917 now houses an art museum with collections dating back to the 17th century, all displayed in bright and spacious galleries.
The museum hosts exciting exhibitions year-round, offers guided tours, and arranges activities for young visitors. Eskilstuna Art Museum is also responsible for the public art in both Eskilstuna and Torshälla.
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F11 Museum
The F11 Museum is Sweden’s aerial reconnaissance museum – a historic site where much of the country’s modern aviation technology and tactics were developed.
Here, you’ll uncover the story of sensational reconnaissance missions that launched from this very place, including operations to photograph ports and strategic targets across the Baltic Sea – even deep into Soviet coastal territory.
Explore captivating history, sit in real fighter jets, and try your skills in a flight simulator!
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Arsenalen
Arsenalen is a military museum where you can explore an impressive collection of military vehicles – from the 1920s to the present day.
It’s the largest museum of its kind in Scandinavia, featuring a permanent exhibition as well as rotating themed exhibits. There’s something exciting here for both adults and children.
Grab a takeaway treat from the café, and don’t miss the museum shop with its range of fascinating books, souvenirs, toys, and more.
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Sparreholm car museum
The Car Museum showcases the evolution of the automobile from the late 1800s to the present day, and houses one of Europe’s finest car collections.
Around sixty vintage and classic cars are currently on display, including a 1936 Mercedes 540K once owned by Prince Gustaf Adolf – father of the current King of Sweden – and a 1939 Cadillac V8 previously owned by King Gustav V, which gave its name to the famous shopping area “Kungens Kurva.”
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