Medelhavsmuseet / Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
With its well-balanced selection of artefacts and exceptionally fine collections, the museum is one of the few in the world to give visitors a summary in reasonable time of the Mediterranean countries' rich and exciting history, from the earliest traces of humans in Mesopotamia and Egypt to the early Christian and Islamic cultures. The museum is in central Stockholm, in a former bank built in 1905 with a neo-classical interior unique in Scandinavian architectural history and therefore well worth seeing itself. The museum's Oriental café gives visitors a magnificent view of the Royal palace and centre.
Access preferences
- Hearing loop and neck loop (Acoustic Experiences)
The museum auditorium is equipped with a hearing loop. For exhibition visitors wearing hearing aids, we recommend the loan of a neckloop for the pocket size receiver and putting the hearing aid to a T setting. In this way you will make the most from your visit. Just mention at the reception that you would like a neckloop for your visit.
- Wheelchair accessible (Accessible entrance for pushchairs and wheelchairs)
All exhibitions are accessible by wheelchair; please contact the staff to reach the Greco-Roman glass collection and the Children's room.A wheelchair is available for use in the museum.
Contact info
Medelhavsmuseet,
Fredsgatan 2,
111 52 Stockholm, Sweden.
+46 10-456 12 98
info@medelhavsmuseet.se
https://www.medelhavsmuseet.se/en/