The museum building is an iconic example of Swedish functionalism, featuring clean lines and large glass surfaces.
The Wisdome Stockholm is built with a sustainable timber construction, showcasing advanced Scandinavian wood architecture.
The collection includes the original early computers from the Swedish Board for Computing Machinery.
It holds one of the largest archives of patents and technical drawings in the Nordic region.
The museum operates a specialized library dedicated to the history of technology, accessible to researchers by appointment.
Tekniska museet, the National Museum of Science and Technology in Stockholm, is Sweden’s largest technology museum. It houses over 55,000 objects reflecting Sweden's industrial history and technological development. The museum features the Wisdome Stockholm, a massive wooden dome structure using high-resolution 3D visualization technology. Permanent exhibitions cover topics ranging from mining and energy production to digital innovation and telecommunications. The site includes an extensive library and archive specializing in the history of technology and science. It prioritizes interactive learning, particularly through its Megamind exhibition which focuses on creative processes and the human brain. The institution is housed in a functionalist building designed by architect Ragnar Hjorth, inaugurated for the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition.
The interior of the Wisdome with its massive curved wooden ceiling and projection displays.
Check the museum's digital calendar for interactive workshops held in the Megamind space.
Prioritize the Wisdome experience as it requires a specific reservation upon arrival.
Visit the outdoor play area if traveling with children to see the miniature technical installations.
Attempting to see every single archive piece, as the vast majority of the 55,000-object collection is stored off-display.
Open daily; check official site for seasonal variations in late December.
