Folk & Trädgårdsmuseet i Tungelsta
Museum on the upper floor of the drying shed in Tungelsta garden park, preserving the history of Tungelsta's horticulture.
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About the museum
The association Folk och Trädgård i Tungelsta started in 1999 with a vision of building a museum that would preserve the history of Tungelsta's horticulture before it disappeared completely. The Tungelsta garden park and the association's greenhouse, built from old parts mainly from the 1950s, were inaugurated in 2002.
Construction of the drying shed began in 2004, and the ground floor was inaugurated two years later. The upper floor, where the museum is, was completed in 2008. The whole building was done with volunteer working hours, materials and grants from local companies, associations and private individuals, as well as cultural grants from Haninge Municipality.
Highlights
- The history of Tungelsta's horticulture
- Museum on the upper floor of the drying shed
- Tungelsta garden park with greenhouse and theme playground
- Memories and objects from Tungelsta over the past century
- Founded
- 2008
- Operated by
- Föreningen Folk och Trädgård i Tungelsta
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
- Playground / play area
The garden park has a theme playground inspired by Tungelsta's history, with trade gardens, laundries and drying sheds, as well as a barbecue area.
Getting there & parking
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Amenities & dining
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Events & venue rental
- Spaces for rent
The drying shed and the greenhouse in the garden park can be rented through the association.
Plan your visit
| Good to know | Group visits are booked through the association. The museum is on the upper floor of the drying shed. |
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