Riksidrottsmuseet
| Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen 26,Stockholm,115 27 |
5 avis
6.80/10.00 |
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+46 8 699 60 10 |
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Critiques
MJ Wiech (29.10.2017 23:56)
Litet museum, man saknar flera idrottsgrenar, men det finns interessanta möjligheter till olika aktiviteter och inträde är gratis.
Litet museum, man saknar flera idrottsgrenar, men det finns interessanta möjligheter till olika aktiviteter och inträde är gratis.
Thore Frostbielke (05.06.2017 15:44)
Intressant utställning men behöver fräschas upp! Vissa saker var trasiga eller saknades från utställningen.
Intressant utställning men behöver fräschas upp! Vissa saker var trasiga eller saknades från utställningen.
Olle Hellgren (05.08.2016 18:13)
If you have half an hour to spare while in the area, check out the SportLab where you can try out different sports. With kids you can easily spend an hour in the museum and the playground outside. Free entrance.
If you have half an hour to spare while in the area, check out the SportLab where you can try out different sports. With kids you can easily spend an hour in the museum and the playground outside. Free entrance.
Alexis CADORET (19.07.2016 14:52)
There's not so much things to see in this museum. You could tour it in 30 minutes easilly if you're not with children.
But this museum is free and it's always a good thing to see in this City.
There's not so much things to see in this museum. You could tour it in 30 minutes easilly if you're not with children.
But this museum is free and it's always a good thing to see in this City.
Jacopo Grassi (06.10.2013 14:45)
A museum focused on sports and its history. Inside you can find many of sports equipment both historical and not. on the ground floor you can also find some "test area" where you can test some of your skills suche equilibrium, strenght, reaction time and things like that. The first floor offer a brief history of the swedish sports focusing expecially on the 1912 olympic games. the external area contins some structure for children to play with, all relatede to sport in some way. the museum is not so big but it's a good break between other museums especially because it's free
A museum focused on sports and its history. Inside you can find many of sports equipment both historical and not. on the ground floor you can also find some "test area" where you can test some of your skills suche equilibrium, strenght, reaction time and things like that. The first floor offer a brief history of the swedish sports focusing expecially on the 1912 olympic games. the external area contins some structure for children to play with, all relatede to sport in some way. the museum is not so big but it's a good break between other museums especially because it's free
