Postmuseum

One of the lesser known museums in Stockholm is the Postal museum located in the old town. It is a nice story about the Swedish postal history, uniforms and stamps. It is inexpensive and you can easily spend two hours walking around the museum and there is a nice restaurant as well and a pretty good section for kids. A very nice speciality museum.

It’s quite interesting, not big, but there are some good exhibitions. If you are interested in having time, you can go here and see it. Learn about the postal development of Sweden. This place is in the old town.

Although email and mobile phones have become mainstream tools for messaging in modern society, enough to represent historical development and local characteristics of stamps, they are still quite valuable, and Sweden's only postal museum, which opened in 1906 and reached 100 in 2006, has seen no decline in visitors.

The Stockholm Post Museum in Sweden is located in Stockholm, Sweden's capital, and it records the history of the development of the Swedish postal service, and it also tells us about the great contributions Sweden and other European countries have made in postal development.

The Stockholm Post Museum is located in the old town, with fewer people, displaying a variety of stamps, and a basement for children to play with exclusive design. The museum has a special wall painting.