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Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum

Discover the rich heritage of Swedish porcelain at the Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum in Gustavsberg, Sweden. Home to over 10,000 pieces, from elegant tableware to whimsical figurines, the museum highlights the artistry and history of the renowned Gustavsberg porcelain factory, established in 1827.

Almgren Silk Factory & Museum

Located in Stockholm's vibrant Södermalm district, the Almgren Silk Factory & Museum offers a fascinating journey through the art of silk weaving. Founded in 1833, this historic site showcases intricate patterns, original looms, and curated exhibits that highlight silk production's evolution.

Pythagoras Industrial Museum

High up on Södra Bergen in Norrtälje lies the Pythagoras Industrial Museum, a site with rich history. Once a hot-bulb engine factory, it now offers an immersive experience where visitors can witness roaring machines, explore 1940s workers' homes, and enjoy family-friendly activities.

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Snus and Match Museum

Step into history at the Swedish Tobacco & Match Museum, a Stockholm gem highlighting Snus history, Matchstick museum treasures, and Tobacco memorabilia. Located within the Skansen complex, this popular attraction invites you to learn about Sweden's tobacco and match production heritage.

Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum

Discover the rich heritage of Swedish porcelain at the Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum in Gustavsberg, Sweden. Home to over 10,000 pieces, from elegant tableware to whimsical figurines, the museum highlights the artistry and history of the renowned Gustavsberg porcelain factory, established in 1827.

List of Manufacturing Museums in Stockholm

Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum

Discover the rich heritage of Swedish porcelain at the Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum in Gustavsberg, Sweden. Home to over 10,000 pieces, from elegant tableware to whimsical figurines, the museum highlights the artistry and history of the renowned Gustavsberg porcelain factory, established in 1827.

Almgren Silk Factory & Museum

Located in Stockholm's vibrant Södermalm district, the Almgren Silk Factory & Museum offers a fascinating journey through the art of silk weaving. Founded in 1833, this historic site showcases intricate patterns, original looms, and curated exhibits that highlight silk production's evolution.

Pythagoras Industrial Museum

High up on Södra Bergen in Norrtälje lies the Pythagoras Industrial Museum, a site with rich history. Once a hot-bulb engine factory, it now offers an immersive experience where visitors can witness roaring machines, explore 1940s workers' homes, and enjoy family-friendly activities.

Tumba Paper-Mill Museum

Step into the captivating world of paper production at the Tumba Paper-Mill Museum in Tumba, Sweden. Explore historic exhibits from 1755, showcasing the evolution of paper-making technology. Engage with interactive displays, try hands-on activities, and enjoy the scenic surroundings.

Snus and Match Museum

Step into history at the Swedish Tobacco & Match Museum, a Stockholm gem highlighting Snus history, Matchstick museum treasures, and Tobacco memorabilia. Located within the Skansen complex, this popular attraction invites you to learn about Sweden's tobacco and match production heritage.

Wira Bruk

Discover the historic charm of Wira Bruk, a picturesque ironworks village just an hour from Stockholm. Explore 17th-century buildings, visit the Wira Museum, and enjoy guided tours. Perfect for families, with hands-on activities and scenic nature trails. A must-visit for history enthusiasts!

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