Very nice museum. Even more amazing, it's completely free with audio tour which tells you all kinds of stuff you normally wouldn't read. It's really long though, I did not go to the 3rd floor just because I lost concentration from wandering around so long on the other 2 floors.

75% of info is not translated into English. The exhibition should represent non-European currencies better. The museum has a good potential, but not there yet. What can one expect from governmental funding :(

Never saw different types of coins and notes in my life. The little restaurant served good food. I had prawns & fresh salmon. 24/03/2015

Very interesting and nice exhibitions, both in English and in Swedish. So happy that it was also for free and the stuff was super lovely.

An interactive presentation of the history of Swedish coins ( and money in general). The Cabinet is located in the very heart of Stockholm in Old Town ( Gamla stan). The exhibition is equally interesting for big and small. Adjacent to the Cabinet is a cafe where you can stretch your legs after a tour and enjoy your "fika" or lunch.

A very good collection of specimens from all over the world, covering a great part of the world history of money (both coins and paper). On the upper floor, you also find educational sections aimed primarily to young people and children.

Worked as an intern there for two weeks and also said hello to Ernst Nordin. 😊🌠

Four very talented young ladies performed pieces by Hans Zimmer framed by 5000 candle lights. Very atmospheric Historiska museet

Something to note is that there's a lot of displays without an English translation. You can connect to their WiFi and have the audio guide though. But there's definitely enough without the audio guide to learn a thing or two and just looking at the money is pretty interesting in and of itself.

Nice museum for someone who is interrested in different coins and banknotes. The museum isn't big, but nice and - what's quite important - free. Nothing special but worth seeing if you are nearby

Lovely evening with the rose quartet

A very interesting museum för numismatics, coin collectors and medal history. Well worth a visit.

This is not an interactive museum but the exhibition is very nice and there are many information boards. We only saw the first floor and it took us through all the ages of money.

Excellent museum with free entry. Very nice collection of coins (many of which are made of gold), paper money, medals and even some Nobel prizes. Also don't miss the world's largest "coin", the first banknote or the largest form of currency (Rai stone). Free, clean toilets too. :)

Magically!

Oh loved it!