Museums in Sweden

Hässleholms Museum opened in 2002 to create space for a military museum in a former garrison. With the help of the municipality industrial premises comprising about 6,000 square meters were repurposed, of which 4,000 are used for exhibitions. The military collections comprise the country's largest exhibition of Swedish military vehicles. In addition to the military collections, there is the Fire Brigade Museum with fire trucks and fire equipment and the Vagnmuseum with horse-driven carriages.

Here you can find motorcycles, mopeds, antique bikes and motor curiosities from
1880s until the 1960s and TT exhibition.

"At the northern edge of Sweden, you can find a nice tractor museum. In the charming village of Svartbyn, you will meet Norrbotten agricultural and mechanical history. Vehicles are gathered under one roof and out on the large courtyard Inside the museum you will find a score of 100 Holger Larsson's tractors. Many of the tractors are from the villages around the Överkalix, but many of them are purchased or donated by previous owners. There are also some real rarities in the museum, including a John Deere BR 1934, Case CH from 1939 etc.

At the Höljebacka Fire Museum you can see and experience old fire protection history in a genuine environment. Here you can see old fire trucks, equipment and take a ride on the Fireman's pole. Höljebacka Fire Museum is open during summer, the rest of the year you have to book your visit in advance.

The fascinating 300-year history of the Husqvarna company, visualised with a variety of products and production equipment. It all started with muskets and other weapons for the Swedish army. In 1872, sewing machines were added, soon followed by stoves and a multitude of cast iron houshold items, bicycles, motorcycles and many other products.

This is a private collection of fine classic cars and motorcycles by multi-brand dealer, Ivars Bil.

Private collection of cars, motorcycles - among others 22 Volvo cars.

The Johanna Museum shows classic cars, motorcycles, everyday appliances, musical instruments, toys and more.

Julita Farm is a larger manor house located in western Södermanland next to Lake Öljaren. Since 1944 the farm is owned and operated as a museum of the Nordic Museum. The estate was awarded to the Nordic Museum by the last private owner, Arthur Bäckström. The donation included a large part of the existing property and today comprises about 2200 hectares of land which includes a lot of buildings and a well-preserved manor complex. Here you will find stables and caravans, lots of old agricultural artifacts.

The museum is situated in a huge, impressive 250-year-old military barrack in the midst of the city at Rådhustorget (Town Hall Square). Here you can take part of the history of the town and some of the famous people connected to it in one way or another. Among these are the Swedish Nobel Prize winner 1909 in literature Selma Lagerlöf and a Swedish aviation pioneer Enoch Thulin, who flew to Paris 1914 and was also airplane and automobile constructor. The museum also contains a database of all memorable facts about Landskrona