Norrköpings Stadsmuseum is a museum located in the heart of Norrköping, Sweden, that presents a unique opportunity for both locals and tourists to explore the city's rich local history. The museum hosts an extensive range of exhibits that encompass the industrial past, urban development, and cultural evolution of Norrköping. One of the most notable collections focuses on the city's textile industry, which was a significant driver of its economy in the 19th century. Visitors can view artifacts, photographs, and narratives that highlight the lives of workers and the importance of this industry in shaping Norrköping's identity. The museum also showcases archaeological finds that delve into the region's prehistoric times. Norrköpings Stadsmuseum offers guided tours, workshops, and lectures aimed at engaging visitors of all ages, making it a great place to visit with family and friends. The city of Norrköping also offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including hiking trails and mountain bike trails, as well as a visit to the Kolmården Wildlife Park, Scandinavia's largest outdoor zoo
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Activities: We also visited Norrköpings Stadsmuseum, which was awarded "Museum of the Year 2021". We participated in small missions to find hidden objects in the exhibitions. We also spent time at "Hyllan", an area for play, with costumes, a story corner and drawing supplies
Highlights: The museum is a "goldmine for families". The kids loved "Hyllan", where they could try on clothes, read stories, and draw. It was a great experience to see the kids enjoying the costumes ✨

Activities: We visited the Norrköping Stadsmuseum, which traces the history of the city, including a chapter on the history of textiles. The museum had spots for the children to play and manipulate things, so we took advantage of it as a family
Highlights: We enjoyed that the museum offered spots for the children to play and manipulate things. As in almost all Scandinavian museums, there were many spots for children to play and manipulate, so we took advantage of it as a family 😉 ✨