Museums in Sweden

Svedino's Automobile and Aviation Museum is one of Europe's largest combined collections of vintage cars and aeroplanes. The collection comprises around 140 cars, 30 aeroplanes, motorcycles, engines, household articles and much more. The museum was opened in 1961 and was then the first automobile museum in Scandinavia.

The National Museum of Science and Technology is the biggest museum of technology in Sweden, and has a national charter to preserve our technical and industrial history as part of its cultural heritage.

The technology and maritime museum in Malmö, Sweden’s third largest city, illustrates many aspects of engineering, particularly those relating to transport. It is housed in a building of the 1950s which has extensions to give access to one of its chief attractions – a Class U3 submarine of the Swedish Navy. Visitors can go through the whole vessel and most are impressed by the confined spaces in which submariners had to work.

Teknikland mixes air and military history with technology, play and the joy to discover new things. Bring memories to life, take part in exciting stories, play in our fabulous environment, driving electric cars for the smallest or make your own souvenir in Ellopsernas technology workshop. Do not miss the big Lego exhibition.

This little exhibition focuses on the KVAB Kalmar utility vehicles.

A nice collection of cars and motorcycles, including the remnants of the locally-built LT automobile.

At the Tovek Bilmuseum Kinna (in the basement of the VW Hall) there is a completely unique car collection. A gold mine for those interested in car history. Gregor Tovek, owner of Tovek's Car, started collecting cars in 1994. The first was a DKW and then the interest and collection grew as well. Now the car museum contains over 30 cars, most of which are Volkswagens. Previously, these cars were located around Sweden at our Toveks facilities, but when the basement (which used to be a bowling alley) became vacant at the Volkswagen Hall in Kinna, the cars were moved there.

A continuously expanding collection of motorcycles and agricultural machines.

Vännes Motor Museum is operated by a local organisation and features old cars, bicycles, scooters and airplanes.

A pleasant little museum for the entire family. It houses classic motorcycles, cars, old toys from the turn of the previous century and onwards, enamel signs and an authentic, well-preserved rural store from the 1880s.