The Living History Forum
Forum för levande historia
Go to see exhibitions on history and social struggles at a free museum focused on the Holocaust, other crimes against humanity and equal rights.
Key facts
- Address
- Stora Nygatan 10, 111 27 StockholmMap and directions
- Opening hours
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Opening hours this week Monday 12:00 to 17:00 Tuesday 12:00 to 17:00 Wednesday 12:00 to 17:00 Thursday 12:00 to 17:00 Friday 12:00 to 17:00 Saturday 12:00 to 16:00 Sunday Closed - Price
- Admission-free public museum. · kr
- Website
- levandehistoria.se
- Phone
- +4687238750
Facts checked November 2026.
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The Living History Forum is a public agency in Stockholm’s Old Town. Its public museum has exhibitions on history and social struggles. The forum says its work uses lessons from the Holocaust to support democracy and equality between people.
Visitors can see the exhibitions and learn about the forum’s work on remembrance and education. That work covers the Holocaust and other crimes against humanity, honours victims and people who resisted, and presents historical facts to encourage critical thinking today. The forum also runs school projects and workshops on democracy, tolerance and equal rights. Its wider work includes classroom materials, reports and training for teachers and public servants.
Admission to the public museum is free. The venue’s website has a visit page with opening hours and information about the exhibitions currently on show, but the hours and exhibition details are not given here. The museum is at Stora Nygatan 10 in Stockholm’s Old Town. No visit duration is specified.
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Stora Nygatan 10, Stockholm
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Events here
All in StockholmLike share hate – An Exhibition on Antisemitism
23 Oct to 31 Aug · The Living History Forum
How is our society affected by antisemitism and other forms of racism? And what can we do to stop it? In this exhibition, you will learn more about how to decode antisemitic messages and how your social media-feed is influenced by your behavior. You will also meet people who have been subjected to hate, both online and in real life. And you’ll get advice on how we can work against hatred.
Courage and Action
23 Oct to 31 Dec · The Living History Forum
Learn about diplomat Per Anger's efforts to rescue Jews during the Second World War, and meet brave human rights defenders who follow in his footsteps. Closed on sundays.
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