The interior of the museum is spacious with room for both permanent and special exhibitions.
The permanent displays are arranged in chronological order in rooms facing the inner courtyard, with the pre-Christian collections on the ground floor and the collections from around 800 onwards upstairs.
The halls are constantly updated with adaption to new technology and to accommodate new exhibitions.
The entrance hall was refurbished in 1994 to give a modern impression of a Medieval knight's hall.
The floor was laid with stone and the exposed beams in the ceiling were made of concrete.
The interior of the museum is spacious with room for both permanent and special exhibitions. The permanent displays are arranged in chronological order in rooms facing the inner courtyard, with the pre-Christian collections on the ground floor and the collections from around 800 onwards upstairs. The halls are constantly updated with adaption to new technology and to accommodate new exhibitions. The entrance hall was refurbished in 1994 to give a modern impression of a Medieval knight's hall. The floor was laid with stone and the exposed beams in the ceiling were made of concrete.
Swedish History Museum