According to Alfred Nobel’s will, the Nobel Prize should be awarded to individuals who, in their respective fields, have contributed to “the greatest benefit to humankind.” The impact of Nobel Prize laureates in peace and medicine is often easy to recognize—a new vaccine saves lives, just as peace organizations working to end hunger and ensure food reaches those in need do.
However, some past prizes in these categories are viewed differently today. How should we understand them in light of what we know today?
Join us for a Friday evening guided tour dedicated to deepening our understanding of efforts to save lives.
We offer a package for 210 SEK including entrance and guided tour as well as a non-alcoholic cocktail and snacks. Tonight’s cocktail is Spicy Pink Paloma, an organic and locally produced taste explosion of tart red grapefruit, lime and chilli.
17:15 Guided tour in English
18:15 Guided tour in Swedish
19:15 Guided tour in English
Please note that the museum bistro is closed during the spring for renovation due to water damage. During this time there is limited seating in the museum. On this Friday we offer pre-booked snacks and beverages as an option when you buy your tickets, but no other restaurant service will be available during the event. Please see our website for information on when the bistro opens.
Tickets
Book your tickets here. To buy a member ticket, a valid membership is required. Please show your membership card in the entrance. Purchased tickets are non-refundable.
Photo policy
In order to be able to share all the fun things that happen at the museum, we take photos, film and live broadcast many of our events. The material can be used in the Nobel Prize Museum’s communication channels, marketing and social media. If an event is organised in collaboration with another actor, the material can be used in their communication. Please contact us if you have any questions about this.
