Sölvesborgs museum
Municipal museum in a 150-year-old grain and spirits store, with archaeology and cultural history from Lister and Sölvesborg.
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About the museum
Sölvesborgs museum is centrally located in Sölvesborg, near the harbor and the town centre, in a store for grain and spirits that is about 150 years old. The building has been a museum since 1982.
In the vaulted ground-floor rooms, visitors can follow the history of Lister through many archaeological finds, mainly from the Stone Age. Excavation finds from Sölvesborg Castle and from the Carmelite monastery hold a central place in the collections.
On the upper floor there is a kaleidoscopic exhibition on the cultural history of the town and of Lister. The museum also has a garden with room for a coffee break.
Highlights
- Archaeological finds from Lister, mainly from the Stone Age
- Finds from Sölvesborg Castle and the Carmelite monastery
- Cultural history exhibition on the town and Lister
- Museum garden with a coffee break
- Founded
- 1982
- Operated by
- Sölvesborgs kommun
Admission & discounts
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Accessibility
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
The museum is on Skeppsbrogatan in central Sölvesborg, between Stortorget and Fyra Årstiders Park; Sölvesborgs konsthall (art hall) is opposite.
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Plan your visit
| Guided tours | yes |
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| Good to know | Outside the summer season, visits take place by guided tour, booked via Sölvesborg’s citizens’ service (telephone +46 456 81 61 81). |
