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Find Your Way to the Nobel Prize Museum

Directions to the Nobel Prize Museum

The Nobel Prize Museum is located in Stockholm’s Old Town, an area well connected by public transport and easy to explore on foot. Knowing the exact address and the most convenient travel options helps you reach the museum efficiently and plan your route through the city’s historic centre.

How to Get There

The Nobel Prize Museum is centrally located in Stockholm’s historic Old Town (Gamla stan), making it easy to reach from anywhere in the city.

Address:

Stortorget 2, 103 16 Stockholm, Sweden

Plan Your Route

On foot
By Metro (Tunnelbana)
By bus
By Ferry
By Car

Gamla stan is compact and largely pedestrian-friendly. If you are staying in central Stockholm or visiting nearby attractions such as the Royal Palace, walking is often the fastest and most enjoyable option. The museum is located directly on Stortorget, the Old Town’s main square.

Take the Red Line or Green Line to Gamla stan station. From the station, follow signs toward Stortorget. The walk to the museum takes approximately 5 minutes and includes short cobblestone streets.

Several local bus routes serve the Gamla stan area. Buses typically stop just outside the Old Town, from where the museum can be reached on foot in a few minutes. This option works well if you are travelling from areas not directly connected by the metro.

Public ferries link Gamla stan with nearby islands such as Djurgården and Skeppsholmen. Ferry stops are within walking distance of the museum and offer a practical and scenic alternative during spring and summer.

Driving is not recommended due to limited vehicle access and restricted parking in the Old Town. If arriving by car, parking in a central garage outside Gamla stan and continuing on foot or by public transport is more convenient.