Per Albin Hanssons födelsehem
Small museum in Per Albin Hansson's birthplace in Kulladal, Malmö, with a workers' dwelling from the turn of the century and the prime minister's personal belongings.
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About the museum
Per Albin Hansson was born in 1885 in Kulladal in Fosie, today part of Malmö. The family lived in two small rooms and a small kitchen, and the rent was SEK 5 a month. He later became one of the leading figures of Swedish social democracy and was Prime Minister of Sweden in 1932–1936 and 1939–1946. The street that runs past the house is today called Per Albin Hanssons väg (Per Albin Hansson Road).
The birthplace is today divided into a museum section and a premises that is rented out. In the museum section there is a workers' dwelling that shows how people lived around the turn of the century, and a room with Per Albin Hansson's personal belongings. One of the objects is the dressing gown he received as a present on his fiftieth birthday. The museum is run by the Stödföreningen för Per Albin Hanssons födelsehem (Support Association for Per Albin Hansson's Birthplace), and the viewings take place in cooperation with ABF Malmö (the Workers' Educational Association Malmö).
Highlights
- Workers' dwelling showing how people lived around 1900
- Room with Per Albin Hansson's personal belongings, including the dressing gown from his fiftieth birthday
- Birthplace from 1885 in Kulladal
- Guided viewings in cooperation with ABF Malmö
- Premises for gatherings for about 50 people
Permanent exhibition
- Arbetarbostaden och Per Albins rum – Reconstructed workers' dwelling from the turn of the century and a room with Per Albin Hansson's personal belongings.
- Operated by
- Stödföreningen för Per Albin Hanssons födelsehem
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Events & venue rental
- Spaces for rent
- Private parties
- Weddings / ceremonies
Up to 50 guests.
Premises for about 50 people with a self-service kitchen, a projection screen and internet. Renters must be at least 25 years old and be members of the support association or have a connection to an association within the labour movement; booking no later than two weeks before the occasion via info@peralbinhuset.se.
Inquiries & detailsPlan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | The viewings take place in cooperation with ABF Malmö. Groups, school classes and study visits are received by arrangement. |
