The Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg brings together museum objects, stories and voices from different parts of the world. The venue says cultures, traditions and creative work meet there. Admission is free for everyone under 19.

Visit Sweden describes a mix of international architecture, contemporary art and activities. The museum addresses historic and current issues, and is a place for questions, curiosity and dialogue. Visit Sweden says it offers experiences for all ages. Its programme includes film, theatre, seminars, festivals and performances, as well as activities for children and families.

The building opened in 2004 and was designed by London-based architects Cécile Brisac and Edgar Gonzales. Visit Sweden describes the architecture and central location as making the museum a meeting point. The museum’s VKM restaurant serves food for adults and children, with a focus on locally produced food and flavours from near and far. The Michelin Green Guide gives the museum one star.