Army Museum follows Sweden’s history of war and peace, with displays spanning the 16th century to the present. Its permanent and temporary exhibitions include full-scale scenes and original artifacts. Visitors can move among scenes and objects from different periods. The museum’s own exhibition listings also describe a room about Raoul Wallenberg and displays on the technical development of weapons over the past 200 years.

The Trophy Chamber contains spoils of war and trophies. Visitors can learn about Raoul Wallenberg and his actions during the Second World War. An English-language audio guide is available. Visit Stockholm presents the museum as a place where men, women and children can follow Sweden’s history.

Entry is free for all visitors on Tuesdays from 5pm to 8pm. Artilleriet, a restaurant, is next door to the museum.