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Entry The Viking Museum 2026

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Overview

Book in advance to secure your visit to The Viking Museum on Djurgården in Stockholm. With pre-booked admission, you can skip the ticket desk and enter the museum with ease, exploring at your own pace. The museum offers daily guided tours led by knowledgeable guides in Viking Age attire. Your visit also includes access to a multilingual audio guide (available in ten languages) and the adventure ride, Ragnfrid’s Saga. - Save time during your Stockholm visit by booking your entry online - Learn about Viking Age Scandinavia in your own language with a multilingual audio guide - Engage with knowledgeable guides as you explore the exhibition - Join guided tours, watch traditional craft demonstrations, and discover archaeological artefacts from the Viking Age

Language Offered

German-AUDIO

Finnish-AUDIO

Russian-AUDIO

Swedish-AUDIO

Swedish-GUIDE

Swedish-WRITTEN

Mandarin-AUDIO

Ukrainian-AUDIO

English-AUDIO

English-GUIDE

English-WRITTEN

Italian-AUDIO

French-AUDIO

Spanish-AUDIO

Itinerary

1. The Viking Museum

In this vivid exhibition, you will experience the Viking Age through films, immersive environments, projections, sound effects, and archaeological artefacts. Knowledgeable guides in Viking attire are on hand to answer your questions and, at selected times, demonstrate traditional crafts. You will learn about Viking raids, trading journeys, and advanced shipbuilding techniques, as well as Norse mythology and everyday life on the farm. Ragnfrid’s Saga is an adventure ride included in the ticket, where you follow a journey into the Viking Age. The story begins at Frösala Farm and continues on a dramatic journey through Viking Age Scandinavia. Through sound, light, and immersive environments, you are taken on an 11-minute journey narrated by Ragnfrid herself.