Nordiska museet

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Similar to cultural museums around the world, the lights in the museum are dim. If you want to see the description of each exhibit, your eyes are a little blurry. This museum is not particularly outstanding, but it is also worth a visit.

This Renaissance-style museum displays numerous Swedish exhibits, from sacred Sami supplies and Strindberg paintings, to fashion, shoes, furniture and even table settings.

A beautiful building with wonderful pieces of art. Luckily, this museum doesn't feel as crowded as others, so to take a break from the crowds, this is a great option.

A tour through the Sweden's largest museum of cultural history is a tour through their past were you get to meet the culture of your hosts in a various exhibition and try some of the delicious traditional dishes in the museum's restaurant.

The Nordic Museum is a museum located on Djurgården, an island in central Stockholm, dedicated to the cultural history and ethnography of Sweden from the early modern period to the contemporary period. It's really worth a visit.

The Nordiska Museet is located in an impressively large building on the island of Djurgården, in central Stockholm, and dedicated to the cultural history and ethnography of Sweden. They've got exhibits of textiles, jewelry, fashion, furniture, folk art, and temporary exhibitions. The Sami exhibit sheds light on the traditions and customs of the indigenous Sami. I also enjoyed the furniture, which Sweden is well-known for its cutting-edge design.

My favorite exhibition here in Nordic Museum was about the Sami culture. They have an extensive collection of Sami people. Very impressive. There are many exhibitions about different subjects in each floor, I recommend you to take time to look around.