Discover Army Museum
What was the everyday life like for a soldier during the Thirty Years' War, and what was it like to grow up in neutral Sweden during World War 11?
The Army Museum uncovers the fascinating history of Sweden from 16th century Landsknechts to the slimmed defence forces of our time.
We focus on the soldiers, their families and the countryside peasantry, and less on sprawling battles and renowned generals.
We present the Raoul Wallenberg exhibition, with unique, original items that were returned to the Wallenberg family by Soviet authorities in 1989.
Children are welcome to follow in the footsteps of the soldier through the museum, to experience camp life and find the spoils of war.
The Trophy Chamber
Take a look at our collection of amazing banners, standards and other trophies captured. The oldest items date from early 17th century, and have survived advances, retreats, victory and defeat.
Restaurant and shop
Our restaurant Borggarden, the Courtyard, invites you to pleasantly shaded vaults or a table in the sunny patio. Visit our museum shop which offers interesting literature, toys, gifts and souvenirs.
Open: Sept - May 11-20, Wed - Sun 11-17
June-Aug Mon-Sun 10- 17
Army Museum
Riddargatan 13,
Stockholm T Ostermalmstorg
Tel: +468 51 95 63 00
Email: info@armemuseum.se
Web: www.armemuseum.se
Children are welcome to follow in the footsteps of the soldier through the museum, to experience camp life and find the spoils of war.
The Trophy Chamber
Take a look at our collection of amazing banners, standards and other trophies captured. The oldest items date from early 17th century, and have survived advances, retreats, victory and defeat.
Restaurant and shop
Our restaurant Borggarden, the Courtyard, invites you to pleasantly shaded vaults or a table in the sunny patio. Visit our museum shop which offers interesting literature, toys, gifts and souvenirs.
Open: Sept - May 11-20, Wed - Sun 11-17
June-Aug Mon-Sun 10- 17
Army Museum
Riddargatan 13,
Stockholm T Ostermalmstorg
Tel: +468 51 95 63 00
Email: info@armemuseum.se
Web: www.armemuseum.se
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