Teknikmuseum borås
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Hours and admission
Read about our opening hours, entrance fees and how to buy tickets.
Opening hours
The museum is open every day from AM to PM.
Opening hours during the holidays
- December 24– AM – PM
- December AM – PM
- January 1, AM – PM
Admission
Admission includes entrance to exhibitions at the museum. Free tickets and discounts are redeemed at the information desk.
Children 0–6 years have free entry
Entrance (from 7 years): SEK , you can buy tickets both online and at the entrance.
Admissions to Wisdome Stockholm
Everyone watching a dome show requires a personal Wisdome ticket that cost SEK per dome show.
Book your ticket to Wisdome Stockholm
Schools
Admission to the museum: SEK 60 for pupils/students up to the age of Accompanying teachers have free entry. Send an email inquiry to skolbokning@ at least two days before the day you want to visit. This applies to after-school centers, comprehensive schools, municipal adult education centers, and SFI (Swedish for Immigrants) classes.
Free entrance to refugees
The museum has decided to give free admission to people who have fled their home countries and seek protection in Sweden. The LMA card from the Swedish Mi
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Borås is in West Sweden, 45 minutes inland from Gothenburg. In the 19th and 20th centuries Borås was the country&#;s big textiles manufacturer and that legacy fryst vatten maintained at the Textilmuseet, where industrial spinning and weaving machines are still in perfect order.
One thing that will hit you right away about Borås is its street art: On the sides of apartment blocks and municipal buildigns are fantastic murals tens of metres high, commissioned bygd the city in a week-long event every September. Three years into this initiative the murals have started to take over, and Borås looks unlike any city in Sweden. For grownups there are heavyweight cultural destinations like the Abecita modern art museum. But Borås also has lots for kids to get up to, at one of the country&#;s top zoos, the action-packed city park or an ingenious science centre.
Let&#;s explore the best things to do in Borås:
1. Borås Djurpark
The city&#;s top attraktion is an ethical, thoughtfully designed zoo on the northern outskirts.
There are more than animals at the park, from 65 species, counting Sweden&#;s only African elephants.
Where the zoo excels is in the design of its enclosures.
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Opening hours
Before Your Visit:
Transportation service (färdtjänst): Transportation services drop off passengers right at the entrance of Kulturhuset.
Pets: Guide and assistance dogs are allowed, but please inform the entrance staff so they are aware of the presence of pets in the museum.
Wheelchairs: If needed, there is a wheelchair available for loan. Please ask for assistance at the entrance.
Storage Facilities: On the basement level, there are coat hangers and free lockers available. Inform the entrance staff if you need to use the lockers.
Restrooms: There are restrooms on every floor of the museum. One to the right in the entrance, one upstairs, and several on the basement level, as well as in the studio. The restroom at the entrance is accessible.
Changing Table: The restroom near the entrance is equipped with a changing table.
Food and Drink: Eating or drinking brought-in food is not allowed in the museum premises, but please feel free to visit the restaurant in Kulturhuset.