Welcome!

Discover Swedish money and economics – past, present, and future. Visit our exhibitions MONEY! and the Economy Lab to explore how money and economics have changed society and people's lives. We are located in central Stockholm.

Two people in the museum entrance

Opening hours

Open today 11:00–17:00

Planning a trip to Stockholm?

Don't miss the Economy Museum! Located in the same building as the Swedish History Museum, we're just a short walk from the Karlaplan and Östermalmstorg metro stations.

Discover everything you need to know for your visit.

Two visitors in the Economy museum.
Photo: Jens Mohr, Economy Museum/SHM.

Two museums – one ticket

Your ticket gives you access to both our museum and the Swedish History Museum – all under one roof! Free admission for children up to 19 years of age.

A green flag for the Economy Museum and a red flag for the Swedish History Museum waving against a blue sky.
Photo: Jens Mohr, Economy Museum/SHM

Visit us with your family

What do things cost and what's the best way to save money? Explore fun and interactive stations like the award-winning game Money Matrix and try to lift the world's largest coin. Free admission for children up to 19 years of age.

Children in an interactive game in an exhibition
Photo: Daniel Gustafsson, Economy Museum/SHM.

Let us guide you

Got 30 minutes, an hour, or a full day? Check out our recommendations to make the most of your visit!

A visitor in the exhibition MONEY!
Photo: Jens Mohr, Economy Museum/SHM

Bring home a piece of history

In the museum shop, you will find literature and gifts such, board games, and locally produced souvenirs and sweets.

Two people in the museum shop.
Photo: Jens Mohr, Economy Museum/SHM

650 000 objects

The museum's collections consist of approximately 650 000 objects, including one of the world's first coins, the first banknotes and the heavy tin coins, which are the world's largest coins.

Silver coins on black background
Photo: The Economy Museum - Royal Coin Cabinet collections.

Calculate the monetary value

What does a salary in the nineteenth century correspond to in today's money value?

Main sponsor of the Economy Museum

Swedbank