The supplied name combines two different Stockholm museums. The linked website and the address, Museivägen 7, identify Tekniska museet, a technology museum; Visit Stockholm’s separate page for The Police Museum describes a museum about police work and the police’s role in society. The details below are for Tekniska museet, not the Police Museum.

Tekniska museet has exhibitions about technology’s past and future, including Drömlandet, which explores how inventions have changed everyday life. At MegaMind, visitors can experiment with eye-controlled painting and other ways to make and control things. Wisdome Stockholm presents immersive 3D shows about space, games and the universe. The museum also has a restaurant and café.

Today, Sunday 1 November, is the last day of the museum’s autumn-break programme. The venue says it is open every day from 09:00 to 21:00. Adult admission starts at SEK 200 (about US$18.50); reduced prices apply to children and young people aged 7–18, students and pensioners, while children under 7 enter free. The venue’s site does not give a suggested visit length.

Bus 69 runs from Central Station to the Museiparken stop. Another option is the tram to Djurgårdsbron, followed by a 15-minute walk. The museum says activities are available whatever the weather.