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Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets

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Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets Highlights

Visit the Stockholm Toy Museum, which houses over 40,000 toys, the biggest privately owned toy collection in Northern Europe
Find original drawings by legends like Charles M. Schulz and Don Rosa, Ellen Ekman, and Ola Skogäng while exploring the museum
Play vintage games like the 1977's Space Race, and discover the origins of your favorite toys with your Stockholm Toy Museum tickets
Try some delicious fika (coffee with cake), made with local ingredients, in the adorable cafe present in the museums

Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets Overview

Activity Location: Svensksundsvägen 5, 111 49 Stockholm, Sweden

Activity Timings:

Monday & Tuesday - Closed
Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday - 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM
Friday - 10:00 AM to 04:00 PM

Activity Duration: 2 hours (Approx.)

About the Stockholm Toy Museum:

Stockholm Toy Museum, formerly known as Bergrummet is a toy and comic book museum. Most of the toys in the collection are crafted in Germany before the 2nd world war. Prepare yourself for a nostalgic experience at the Stockholm Toy Museum. Look at a huge doll collection. Play vintage games like 1977's Space Race, and discover the origins of your favorite toys.

About Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets:

Get access to the Stockholm Toy museum and see over 40,000 toys in the collection.
Explore the largest privately owned toy collection in Northern Europe.
Play various vintage games like the space race, and know the backstory of your favorite toys.
This amazing collection is kept in Skeppsholmen's underground tunnels, which were originally used by Sweden's military.
Admire the oldest toys in the collection, which are some dolls from the 15th century.
Discover all the vehicles, rockets, dollhouses, pedal cars, Barbie, Disney, and other toys royally acquired and used by several noble families.
As you enjoy here with your kids, appreciate the efforts of David von Schinkel trying to bridge the gap between generations through this enormous collection of toys.
See original drawings by legends like Charles M. Schulz and Don Rosa along with more recent artists like Ellen Ekman, Ola Skogäng, and Johan Wanloo.

How to Reach:

By Car: The Stockholm Toy Museum is 900 meters away from the city center. You can cover the distance by car in about 4 minutes when coming via Strömgatan and Södra Blasieholmshamnen.
By Bus: The nearest bus station to the Stockholm Toy Museum is Inedalsgatan stop, which is 190 meters away. You can take bus lines 3 or 5 to this stop and then take a 3 minute walk to the attraction.
By Metro: The nearest metro station to the Stockholm Toy Museum is Fridhemsplan station, which is 277 meters away. You can take metro lines 11 or 17 to this station and then take a 4 minute walk to the museum.

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Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets

2 Hours

USD 12.78

Per Adult

Age Policy:

Kids under 4 can enter the activity for free.
Children aged 4 to 18 will have to buy a child ticket.
People aged 19 and above will have to buy an adult ticket

Price Includes

Ticket
- Access to the Stockholm Toy Museum

More Details about Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets

Know Before You Go for Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets

ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest upon arrival.
Foreign nationals may be asked to share their passport and visa details upon arrival.
Outside food is not allowed in the museum.
Animals are not allowed inside the museum except service dogs.
The attraction is wheelchair accessible.

Accessibility Options for Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets

Service Animal Allowed

Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets Map

Starting Point

Bergrummet – Tidö collection of toys and comics

Svensksundsvägen 5, 111 49 Stockholm, Sweden

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Stockholm Toy Museum Tickets Policies

The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 1 business hours of successful booking.

In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.

Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

If cancellation are made 30 days before the date of travel then 25.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees
If cancellation are made 1 days to 30 days before the date of travel then 100.0% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees

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