Nobel Museum

If you turn the chairs in the café upside down you'll find signatures of the Nobel Laureates that have visited the museum . They are invited to dinner and as a thank you they sign the chairs.

It's a quite small museum , I would expect bigger (given how much the entrance fee). But you'll be able to see brief of each winner, videos, history of Alfred Nobel , exhibits from winners and gift shop

Not a big fan of this museum . Highly recommend bringing headphones, they have a free audio guide you access through the wifi on your phone.

On tuesdays, after 17:00 free entrance. But, if you dont spend time hours here, you should have some informations about the people who got the Nobel Prizes.

I recommend free guided tour , it's much better experience. Really loved this museum ! Don't forget to look under the chairs in the museum bistro ;-)

super cool history of nobel prize winners and there’s a film that features laureates from the past. very cool

It's a great and very cultural museum , good way to learn much about great historic people that earned the Nobel prize.

Cool to do the quiz and receive a chocolate medal. And you should turn over a chair or two in the bistro to see some famous signatures!

The history of the Nobel. Should be seen quietly and with no hurry! Usually crowded but a must visit. Has a free schedule on Tues (17h-20h)

Lovely museum even without a background about the prize still you'll enjoy it

Very interesting museum about nobel prizes. I learned really a lot and had a lot of fun, definitely recommended.

Great museum ! Although Tuesday is free after 5 o'clock I got I tip to go in a different time because it is too crowded

It’s pretty small, and not always worth it. There not too much things inside, just two mini-cinemas showing films about the laureates , and around 20 small showpieces.

Wonderful!!! I love this museum ! A place of brilliant minds ! So exciting

Small but well presentation ... I really gained a lot of useful information. Recommend ????????

Alfred Nobel 's will is spiritual, since 1901, the Nobel Prize has been honoring people around the globe for outstanding achievements in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, and for work in peace

A must do when in Stockholm! Very interesting! All about the history of the Nobel prizes!

Quiet museum , so much great information. The displays are really creative

Worth following the guided tour . It’s free and very interesting.

Come during a time when they have a free guided tour (11:15, 13:15, 15:15), otherwise it doesn't go very in depth.

Try to join one of the guided tours , they are really interesting!

Nothing special about it.The legacy exhibition is pretty inspirational but that's it. To make it better you can have some fun discoverying the Nobel signatures left under the chairs at the cafeteria .

Free entrance on Tuesdays from 17:00 to 20:00!!!

Really nice museum and very interesting.

Take the Tour ! About 45mins and really interesting! Free with Stockholm Card.

Take the guided tour at 11.15 am (included in an admission fee). Not too detailed, highly recommended.

You better take the guide, without it the museum can be boring. But this pretty guys will answer on every question you have!

Free guided tours in English and in Swedish

The free guided tour in English is worth it!

The Museum is interesting but very small. I suggest to visit it Friday from 17 to 20 when admission is free.

Free entrance on tuesday after 5 pm, wouldn't spend money on this museum , I at least got the same experiance as I would have by google-ing at home.

Very good if you go on Tuesday after 5 pm: it's free of charge.

Amazing and specially for the guided tour

Pretty dry presentation of the prize winners. Good access to audio guide via wifi . No info on why/how winners are selected. For the price, I wouldn't recommend.

Very interesting place if you follow the free English guided tour .

Plenty of information about all the noble prize winners

look up, thats where the over 850 winners are collected and it takes 6 hours for them to circulate the round.

A bit boring. Could have been more history of the awards, more winner spotlights and what the significance of their achievements are

Very charming square where this museum is located.

Daily menu is till 5pm, but before 4pm there is the last one meal (portion).

Admission is free

Don't miss the guided tour

A great place to visit..

Wifi pw is nobel123

Inspiring exhibits

Interesting building, very posh but not so interesting museum ; open till late;

Wi-Fi password: nobelmuseum.

Witness the entire history of Nobel Prizes with 2 auditoriums that continously run, chairs that are signed by many Nobel prize winners and m

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It's worthy to see the videos of 35 laureates