At the Police Museum, you will gain insight into the work of the police and their role in the society.
In the new exhibition For the greater good &#; the everyday world of police officers, the focus is on today&#;s Swedish police. Here are the real objects and the true stories of life as a police officer today. End your visit by stepping into the virtual police uniform.
The photograph exhibition The trigger exhibition – years of police photography is about years of police photography, where you meet the people in front of and behind the police camera. Look at some of Sweden&#;s first &#;mugshots&#; and see crime scene photos and objects from high-profile Swedish criminal cases.
In the exhibition Clues to the crime, a crime scene takes the centre stage. Put yourself in the role of the forensic scientist, walk up to the crime scene and think about what you see.
Do not miss our high-profile exhibition on hate crime &#; Us & Them.
Our shop has something for everyone, from exciting books, exclusive police shirts, mugs, games and much more. Welcome!
Swedish Police Museum
– Explore Centuries of Swedish Policing and Riveting Crime History
The Swedish Police Museum: Law enforcement history
Nestled in the heart of Stockholm, the Police Museum (Polismuseet) offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the rich history and evolution of Swedish law enforcement. Located at Museivägen 7 in the Gärdet district, this unique institution provides an engaging experience for both locals and tourists alike.
Exhibits and collections
The museum boasts a diverse range of exhibits that chronicle the development of policing in Sweden from the 17th century to the present day. Visitors can explore:
- Historical police gear, including vintage uniforms, weapons, and equipment
- Interactive displays on forensic science and crime investigation techniques
- Exhibits focusing on community policing and Sweden&#;s progressive approach to law enforcement
One of the museum&#;s highlights is the &#;Crime Scene&#; exhibition, which allows visitors to test their skills as forensic scientists by examining a recreated crime scene.
Family-Friendly activities
The Police Museum caters to visitors of all ages, with special attention given to
Polismuseet
Polismuseet är ett museum i Stockholm beläget i Museiparken på Gärdet, bredvid Tekniska museet, Etnografiska museet och i samma byggnad som Riksidrottsmuseet. Polismuseet visar hur polisen i Sverige har arbetat genom tiderna, och om polisens roll i samhället.
Utställningar
Polismuseet har totalt 5 utställningar som ligger fördelade på museets två våningar. På bottenvåningen finns Avtryckaren - en utställning om års polisfotografi, samt Polis, polis - polismuseets barnutställning. På den övre våningen ligger utställningen Brottsspår som handlar om kriminalteknik och kända fall, samt utställningen En större uppgift som handlar om polisens arbete idag. Här finns också utställningen VI & DOM - en utställning om hatbrott.
Barnutställningen Polis, polis passar barn från 5 till 12 år. Här finns en polisbil och en polismotorcykel med blåljus. Barn kan kommunicera med varandra via en polisradio och testa sina kunskaper som brottsutredare. Med hjälp av olika bevisföremål, som fingeravtryck, skospår och vittnesuppgifter kan ett brott lösas.
Utställningen Avtryckaren berättar om hur kameran kunde bli ett av polisens vi
Police Museum (Stockholm)
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