FAQ

The Viking museum has free admission for all refugees. Show the LMA card from the Swedish Migration Agency or your passport at the entrance. We follow the Swedish Police Authority’s bag ban, which means no bags bigger than 40x40x20 cm (height x width x depth) are allowed to be carried around the museum. Bags that fit can be left in the lockers. Exceptions are made for people who need to bring a bag inside the museum for medical reasons and for people with children who need to bring a nappy bag.

Due to allergies and the animals’ well being, they are not allowed in the museum. We do allow guide dogs however.

The Viking Musuem has no parking spaces of our own. There are a few parking spaces close by, but we recommend getting to the museum by public transportation or by walking. Click here for further instructions on how to find us.

Yes, we have a cloakroom with both hangers and lockers.

Both the exhibition and the ride are located indoors at The Viking Museum.

Our entrance fee is 189 SEK for adults, 149 SEK for children and 165 SEK for seniors and students. Children under the age of seven go in for free.

Yes, you can buy tickets in advance. After your purchase, the tickets will be sent to you digitally. Clickhere to buy tickets.

Yes.

The museum’s ride, Ragnfrid’s Saga, takes you on an exciting adventure through 10th century Europe. The story begins at Frösala farm, where Ragnfrid and Harald live together with their daughter Sigrid. Harald has wasted all of the family’s money and has to go out on a Viking Raid in order to win back their fortune and honor.

The ride lasts for eleven minutes and is available in the following languages: Swedish, English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Finnish and Chinese.

We recommend that children under 7 years are accompanied by an adult on the ride.

The viking ride can be perceived as scary, loud or dark by some. Therefore we recommend children under the age of 7 to be accompanied by an adult.

Ragnfrids saga erbjuds på följande språk: svenska, engelska, ryska, finska, kinesiska, spanska, italienska, franska och tyska.

The entire exhibition, shop and restaurant are wheelchair-friendly. We also have a wheelchair for loan if necessary. There are two disabled parking spots in front of the entrance to the museum. In the building, there is also an elevator and a bathroom that are handicap-friendly.

Unfortunately it is not possible to remain in the wheelchair during the ride, but we do have a handicap-friendly car with a fold-down side. However, the person in the wheelchair has to be able to move from the chair, by themselves or with the aid of an assistant, to the car.

Yes! We offer a free audio guide in nine different languages for those who, for different reasons, can’t take part of our written material. For the visually impaired, it is possible to feel and touch different objects in the exhibition. We also allow guide dogs in the entire building.

Yes! We have an audio induction loop in the entrance, exhibition and shop for those with hearing loss. The information in the exhibition is largely based on texts and there is a text version of the audio guide that you can read on your smartphone. It is also possible to take part of a text version of the narrative in our adventure ride.

Inside The Viking Museum you will also find Eld restaurant. The menu offers quality dishes with Nordic influences. There is also a wide selection of organic pastries, buns and cookies. Children-friendly dishes and vegetarian options are also available.

We do not have a space for consuming food that has been brought from outside. Food and open containers of drinks are not allowed in the exhibition or in the ride.

You are very welcome to visit our restaurant without paying the entrance fee. The same goes for our museum shop.