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Museum of Spirits: Entry Ticket
Discover the world of alcohol and Swedish vodka at the Museum of Spirits
Museum of Spirits
Open today:
11:00 -
18:00
Restaurant
Open today:
11:00 -
16:00
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Wheelchair accessible Disabled parking, ramps, lifts available
Did you know, the Swedish word “supa”, meaning to drink copiously, comes from the old practice of sipping spirits from a spoon (like you would with a bowl of soup?)
Did you also know, the sigil on the Absolut Vodka bottle features the portrait of L.O. Smith, known as the king of vodka in Sweden during the 19th century?
Learn these fun facts and more with a visit one of the most fascinating museums in Stockholm. This is not just a boozy excursion –– it's an educational experience for adults and younger visitors alike who want to know a bit more about Sweden's relationship with alcohol and the cultural importance of spirits.
Looking to enhance your experience? Tastings are also available in the museum for an additional fee.
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