Museums with free admission

Admission-free museums in Stockholm – all days

• The City Museum – The City Museum is the best place to learn about Stockholm's history; from its founding to the 21st century. The museum is admission free but some events, like guided tours of the various museum apartments over town, require the purchase of a ticket.
• Tensta Konsthall – Tensta Konsthall opened in 1998, during Stockholm's tenure as European Capital of Culture, as a grassroots initiative. Since then, the art gallery has become an important venue for local -and international contemporary art.
• The National Sports Museum – Stockholm's most active museum is located in "The Museum Park" on Gärdet. Relive some of Swedish sports history's biggest triumphs and get to know our most beloved athletes. Or challenge your company to a friendly competition in the museum's active exhibition.
• Mångkulturellt Centrum – A meeting place in Fittja, in southern Stockholm, where everybody's welcome. Mångkulturellt Centrum is run by a foundation and has a library and vegan restaurant, and an admission-free art gallery.

• The Living History Forum – A public agency and a museum, located in Old Town. The agency advocates democracy and tolerance through various school programs and workshops, and the admission-free museum offers exhibitions about history and social struggles.
• The Parliament House – Riksdagshuset, the Swedish Parliament House, is open to the public and free to visit. Guided tours are admission-free, but can't be pre-booked and are limited to groups of 28 people. Riksdagshuset also has a library, specializing in books about social science and law.
• Botkyrka Konsthall – A cultural hub in southern Stockholm with a library, gallery, and workshops. Botkyrka Konsthall also runs a residency, inviting international artists to stay and interact with the community's residents.
• Konstakademien—Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts—The oldest of Sweden's Royal Academies, Konstakademien was founded in 1735. It promotes the fine arts through various scholarship and outreach programs and operates an admission-free gallery.

• Accelerator – The art hall Accelerator is located at Stockholm University, in Frescati. The exhibitions highlight research, primarily in the social sciences, mixed with contemporary art.
• The Woodland Cemetery – One of Stockholms there UNESCO World Heritages, The Woodland Cemetery, is located just a metro-ride a couple of minutes south of Södermalm. Visitors are welcome in, free of charge, and there is a visitors center with a café and a small exhibition about the cemetery's history.
• Bergius Botanic Garden – Bergius Botanic Garden in Frescati has a cornucopia of fascinating and beautiful plants to marvel at. The greenhouses require a ticket, but the surrounding gardens are free to visit and a great spot for a brisk walk.
• Konsthall C – A former laundry facility in Hökarängen turned into an art institution, Konsthall C began as an experiment but has since become a permanent and well-loved venue. Artists from all over the world exhibit their work here, and new forms of expression are often explored. Konsthall C is also committed to accessibility – for example, they offer flashlights and magnifying glasses on loan for those who need them.