Discover the best museums in Sollefteå District and find out about the things to see and to do, exhibitions, opening hours, prices and discounts in the list of museums in Sollefteå District, or apply filters and navigate through the map.

Sollefteå District is located in northern Sweden, in the historical province of Ångermanland. The area is characterized by its scenic natural landscapes, featuring the Ångerman River which has played a significant role in the region's development.

The district has a rich cultural heritage influenced by its historical importance in timber industry and hydroelectric power production. The main urban center is Sollefteå town, which serves as an administrative and cultural hub for the surrounding region. The area maintains strong connections to Sami culture and traditions, as it is part of the traditional Sami territories.

The district's cultural landscape is marked by a blend of historical wooden architecture, industrial heritage sites, and traditional Swedish rural communities.

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Exhibitions in Sollefteå District

This is a selection of exhibitions in and around Sollefteå District. Both current temporary as well as permanent exhibitions are listed. Visit the page of a museum to find out more about their activities and exhibitions. Want to know what is on display in Sollefteå District? The following exhibitions are on display:

Sollefteå District discounts and discount cards & passes

Unfortunately we don't know about any discount passes in Sollefteå District.

Reviews

This is what people say about museums in Sollefteå District.

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      •  10 Jul 2026
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    We were amused after buying two adults totally tatton online to be stung for another 10.00 to park !!! The toilet facilities at 11am were awful , water all over the floor , dirty toilets. Watered down soap in the containers !!! The staff in the mansi

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      •  9 Jul 2026
  • The museum had games for children, wonderful exhibits with many notes and great docents. Something for everyone about 4000 sq ft

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      •  8 Jul 2026
  • Incredibly inspiring, a must see! As a traveling artist, I loved the diversity of the exhibit displays and was enthralled with the play of light in each of the featured artists’ work. From the contemporary earth speaking display to the European mast

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      •  8 Jul 2026
  • By far the best and most informative tour i've had. If visiting Antwerp this museum is a must! Entry fee is only 5 euro pp which is simply not enough, and I would encourage you to donate more to enable this volunteer run museum to continue.

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      •  7 Jul 2026
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      •  7 Jul 2026
  • Nebraska has a real authentic genuine gentleman as the museum manager, we were just traveling through town this Sunday and decided to stop for some photos, we called and got a hold of Harold, he came right over. Instantly we can see he was happy with

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      •  5 Jul 2026
  • A days ago,I returned to Harvard and the splendid Fogg Art Museum.I especially enjoyed its fine 17th Century European Mannerist Style Paintings.I saw marvelous exemplars of Mannerism by Nicholas Regnier("Self Portrait With Easel"),Jusepe Ribera("Sain

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      •  5 Jul 2026
  • Great Museum. Has something for everyone. Lockheed, Disney, antique cars and much more

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      •  4 Jul 2026
  • We were pleasantly surprised by the Romsdal Museum. The modern museum Krona gave us very interesting insight into the history of Molde. The recreated village was delightful and peaceful. We were able to watch Norwegian school children dressed in cost

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      •  4 Jul 2026
  • I visited a while back on my first trip to Glasgow. I was on an ancestral trail of my grandad and great grandparents life. ( I grew up in America) The tenement museum is a beautifully preserved museum of tenement life that my grandfather and grandpa

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      •  3 Jul 2026
  • Visited a long time back. It’s beautifully preserved. Worth a visit especially if you’re a Rabbie Burns fan! Don’t forget to visit the Burns museum a bit down the road and see the Brig O Doon.

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      •  3 Jul 2026