What. I couldn't believe was the conveyor belt system moving photos of all the Nobel prize winners around the museum. Very unique. It did seem odd, however, to have the major exhibit, taking up the majority of the museum space, featuring just one winner, last year's literature individual. Many of the Nobel categories are explored through automated devices. Somewhat disappointing.... More

I was excited to see the museum, but I was not impressed. The museum is very small and could have been significantly better. It gives a good history of the how and why of the prizes, but I thought there would be more on the winners. Not sure it was worth the 100 sek.

One of the (few) disappointments on our visit to Stockholm. Ninety per cent of the "Museum" is electronic based, either in the form of films/media presentations or (the core of the Museum) information machines which call up images and (some) information about the Nobel Laureates there have been. This information is, however, very limited and you would find more on... More

The Nobel Museum is right in the main square of Gamla Stan, the old city, so you can't miss it. Make sure you join a tour as the guide tells you the how and why the Nobel Prize was established, why there are several locations of the committees choosing the winners, mentions some of the prize winners and then leaves... More

We are really disappointed by the Nobel museum. The museum itself and the exhibition are fairly small. Contrary to that the admission is very high. We wish we would have spent our money somewhere else.

stumbled across this museum while in stockholm. unassuming exterior but rich with details and history of all the nobel winners and the history of the prize. worth spending time reading about the all winners by decade and the context. pleased that there english was available at all the exhibits. left inspired and wanting to know more about all the winners.... More

Well thought out museum which catalogues the diverse achievements of winners of the Nobel prize over the years. The films about Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther-King, Marie Curie et al were fascinating, as were the various displays. There was also information about Nobel himself, and a temporary exhibition. There is a cafe and a well-stocked shop in the building.

We enjoyed this museum where we learned a lot about the Nobel Peace Prize winners, but not as much about Alfred Nobel himself as we would have liked. Very well done, excellent combination of reading, visual, interactive. Disappointed to not see the part of Nobel's life where he read his own obit when his brother died (they thought it was... More

Fascinating and under-rated museum in the Gamla Stan which is frankly hard to find due to lack of signage. Our tour guide gave an excellent overview of the the museum and Mr. Nobel. There are two theaters that have on-going 2-3 minutes movies of the previous award winners. Winners get to leave a momento at the museum and interesting seeing... More