Opening hours
Monday: closed
Tuesday: 11-17
Wednesday: 11-17
Thursday: 11-17
Friday: 11-21
Saturday: 11-17
Sunday: 11-17
We are open almost every day of the year. Please see exceptions below.
Exceptions opening hours in 2023
Wednesday 22 March: Closed
Friday 7 April Good Friday: 11-21
Saturday 8 April Passover: 10-18
Sunday 9 April Easter Sunday: 10-18
Monday 10 April Easter Monday: Closed
Saturday 22 April Stockholm Culture Night: 10-17, 18-24
Sunday 30 April Walpurgis Night: 10-18
Monday 1 May Labour Day: Closed
Thursday 18 May Ascension Day: 11-17
Tuesday 6 June Sweden’s National Day: 10-19
Friday 23 June Midsummer Eve: Closed
Saturday 24 June Midsummer Day: 10-19
Saturday 4 November All Saints Day: 10-18
Sunday 24 December Christmas Eve: Closed
Monday 25 December Christmas Day: Closed
Tuesday 26 December Boxing Day: 11-17
Sunday 31 December New Years Day: Closed
Admission
- We only accept payment card at the moment. This applies to all our pay-stations.
- Advance tickets are not available.
- Our daily guided tours are included in the admission.
Adults
140 SEK
Children (up to 18 years)
Free admission
Students
100 SEK
Senior citizens (+65 years)
100 SEK
Groups (at least 15 persons)
110 SEK per person
Free admission
- Members of the Nobel Prize Museum have free admission. Read more here.
- School groups: special terms
- GoCity Stockholm Pass, Stockholm Key of Honour, ICOM, AAM, SMI, authorised tour guides, WFTGA, RSM
Group visits
- Guides are warmly welcome together with their groups.
- Read more about the Nobel Prize Museum’s own guided tours for groups and book here.
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© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi
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© Nobel Prize Outreach. Photo: Nanaka Adachi
Find us
Nobel Prize Museum
Börshuset, Stortorget 2, Old Town, Stockholm
Metro: Gamla Stan
Bus lines: 2, 3, 53, 55, 57, and 76. Stop Slottsbacken or Riddarhustorget
Audio Guide: Experience Nobel Prize Museum
Find the free audio guide at audio.nobelprizemuseum.se (use your own phone)
Eleven languages available: Svenska, English, Español, Deutsch, Italiano
The staff of the museum talk about Alfred Nobel, the history of the Nobel Prize, which institutions select the Nobel laureates, which laureates that have donated objects to our gallery and much more.
