Stockholm Nobel Prize Museum Tickets
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Experience Highlights
These tickets to the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm will give you an enriching cultural experience and allow you to delve into the history of humanity's greatest figures. You'll have access to temporary and permanent exhibitions showcasing the work of laureates such as Albert Einstein, Martin Luther King and Ernest Hemingway. You'll have the opportunity to download a mobile app for a self-guide, or request a guided tour included with your ticket.
- Explore the legacy of Nobel Prize-winningfigures as you visit the museum.
- Gain access to temporary and permanent exhibitions that showcase the details of the ideas that changed the world
- Discover how the laureates' work was developed with a downloadable guide on your mobile phone or by requesting a guided tour
What’s included
- Entrance to the Nobel Prize Museum
- Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions
- Downloadable mobile application for self-guiding
- Guided tour
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Get an in-depth look at the legacy of humanity's most important figures with these tickets to the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm.
You'll get unlimited access to the temporary and permanent exhibitions, which showcase the contributions of figures in fields such as science, biology, politics and literature.
Created by Swedish inventor Alfred Nobel, this award honours outstanding contributions in physics, chemistry, medicine, literature, economics and peace.
At the museum, you will have the opportunity to explore the work of its laureates, taking a detailed look at the ideas that led them to change the world, in the temporary exhibition From ideas to Nobel Prizes.
Among the permanent exhibitions, Cultures of Creativity shows how the creativity of masterminds has motivated their respective generations with their contributions, such as Martin Luther King, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1964, or the writer Selma Lagerlöf, the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1909.
You will be able to delve into the work processes of these and other protagonists who have left their mark on history, from 1901 to the present day.
To help you with the most important facts, a downloadable guide is available on your phone, if you wish to do it on your own. You also have the option of taking part in a guided tour, which is included with your ticket. And if you are planning a visit with children or teenagers, access is free for under -18s.