Nobel Prize Museum Tickets with Multilingual Audio Guide

Spend a few hours inside a Gamla Stan landmark tracing the ideas, people, and discoveries behind one of the world's most recognized prizes.

Getting started

The Nobel Prize Museum is housed in Stockholm's historic Stock Exchange Building in the heart of Gamla Stan. Present your ticket at the entrance desk. Your multilingual audio guide is accessible directly on your phone.

What to expect:

The museum flows through permanent exhibitions built around the laureates, their work, personal objects, and stories, with films, interactive stations, and artefacts spread across the space. Move at your own pace or follow the audio guide across all sections.

Features:

• Over 200 personal artefacts donated by laureates bring discoveries across science, literature, and peace to life.

• Rotating ceiling portraits display every Nobel laureate since 1901, from Marie Curie to Nelson Mandela.

• Exhibits on Alfred Nobel trace his life, his invention of dynamite, and the will that created the prize.

• Interactive displays let you engage hands-on with the ideas behind Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Literature, and Peace categories.

• Multimedia films and documentary segments add depth to individual laureate stories throughout the museum.

After your visit, head to Bistro Nobel inside the museum. Check under your chair for a Nobel laureate's autograph, and try the Nobel Ice Cream, a dessert served at the official prize banquets.