Exhibitions

The Economy Museum – The Royal Coin Cabinet is a museum rooted in economic learning. Through exhibitions and activities, we aim to inspire you to discover the role of economics in history and in your life today. Here you will find information about current, upcoming, and past exhibitions.

MONEY!

Journey through Sweden's history and discover how money and economics have changed society and people's lives.

Explore the exhibition

Echibition with images, objects and screens

The Economy Lab

An exhibition to explore everyday economics and how money functions in daily life. It is designed to suit school students from the age of 10 to 18, as well as parents and children – but everyone is welcome!

Explore the Economy Lab

Children exploring the exhibition The Economy Lab.

Upcoming: Temporary exhibition, October 7 – November 16, 2025.

Garden of Loss – Eternal Flowers in the Landscape of Loss

This autumn, the Economy Museum presents the art exhibition Garden of Loss by Georg Ragnar Levi.

Explore Garden of Loss

Branch with flowers in red bead decorations.

See coins from Ukraine

See objects from our collections that bear witness to early contacts between Sweden and Ukraine, in a mini-exhibition in our entrance hall. On view until further notice.

Earlier exhibitions

A selection of exhibitions shown at The Economy Museum – The Royal Coin Cabinet.

Award-winning exhibition design

We have received international recognition and won several design awards for our exhibitions MONEY! and the Economy Lab. Among others, the museum has been awarded the iF Design Award and gold in the MUSE Design Awards.

The exhibition design for MONEY! and the Economy Lab was created by Ralph Appelbaum Associates (RAA), an agency that has designed exhibitions for museums all over the world.

International Awards

iF Design Award – Read the jury’s motivation here.
Gold in the MUSE Design Awards – Read the jury’s motivation here.
Silver in the London Design Awards – Read the jury’s motivation here.

Plan your visit

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