Audio guide
With our digital visitor guide, you can go on an exciting self-guided tour of the museum. Access it for free on your mobile device.
How does the audio guide work?
Open the Nordiska Museet visitor guide on your mobile phone or tablet and navigate to the exhibition you would like to explore. We recommend using your own headphones for the best experience.
You can access the visitor guide by scanning a QR code in the museum or by visiting guide.nordiskamuseet.se in your mobile browser.
Look for the signs marked with a headphone symbol throughout the museum. The number displayed on each sign corresponds to the audio track you should listen to at that location.
No Wi-Fi? Download the audio guide app
If you do not have access to Wi-Fi or mobile data during your visit, you can download the Nordiska Museet audio guide app to your mobile phone or tablet before your visit. We recommend using your own headphones.
Throughout the museum, there are signs with headphone symbols. The number on the sign indicates the audio track you should listen to in that specific location.
Audio guide tracks
The audio guide features tracks in Swedish and English in the exhibitions:
The Nordic Life exhibition is also available in French, German, and Spanish, using selected digital voices generated through AI voice synthesis to make the exhibition more accessible. You’ll also find tracks about the museum’s history and architecture in several languages.
Tracks on Sami history in Nordic life:
Explore the history and culture of the Sami people in a special track within the exhibition Nordic Life. Follow our superintendent Marit Baer as she guides you through selected parts of the exhibition.
- Languages: Swedish and English
Audio guide for children and young people:
Explore life in the Nordic region with an audio guide tailored for children and young people in the exhibition Nordic Life.
- For children aged 6–12 and primary school years 1–6
- Language: Swedish
Tracks in easy Swedish:
Listen to a selection of tracks in easy Swedish, which has everyday language and does not require extensive knowledge.
- For visitors with Swedish as a second language, such as Swedish for Immigrants (SFI) groups
- Language: Easy Swedish
Book an audio guide for group or school visits
For pre-registered groups and school classes, a limited number of audio guide units can be borrowed at the museum.
- We recommend downloading the app before your visit
- Rental: 20 SEK per person
- To borrow units on site, please include this in your group registration