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The Economy museum – Royal Coin Cabinet

Visit to explore money and economics in the PENGAR! exhibition.

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Narvavägen 13, 114 84 StockholmMap and directions

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The Economy Museum, Royal Coin Cabinet is at Narvavägen 13 in Stockholm. Its PENGAR! exhibition invites visitors to explore what money and economics are, have been and could be. The museum describes its exhibitions and activities as a way to look at how money and the economy affect people and the world around them.

Children and young people can try Pengalabbet, a free online game about managing a monthly salary. Players try to make the money cover food and clothes. The museum’s website also offers a tool to calculate what a historical salary would be worth today, a searchable collection of objects from around the world, and digital material on behavioural economics, economic history and objects.

Restaurang Rosengården serves lunch and fika during the museum’s opening hours. The supplied information does not give a visit length, admission price or opening times, so check current details before setting out.

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Narvavägen 13, Stockholm

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23 Oct to 31 Dec · The Economy museum – Royal Coin Cabinet

The Economy Lab is a good place for parents and children to explore economics together. The Economy Lab is about everyday economics and how money functions in daily life. What do you think our tax money should be spent on? How can you influence the climate through what you buy? And what's really the best way to save money?

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MONEY!

23 Oct to 31 Dec · The Economy museum – Royal Coin Cabinet

In the exhibition MONEY! you can take a journey through Sweden's history and discover how money and economics have changed society and people's lives. Among the 3,000 objects on display are the world's largest coin, Sweden's first banknotes, and a bitcoin ATM. A wide selection of objects tell the story of economics and trade. You try the digital game The Money Matrix an do a fictional job interview to see what job you would have had if you had lived in the 1800s.

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Visit Stockholm (Stockholm Business Region), CC BY 4.0; Wikidata, CC0. Text and ranking by Sweden Herald. Facts are checked against the sources above; opening hours and prices can change, so check with the place before you go.

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