Background

Teknikens och Sjöfartens hus: Malmö’s Museum of Science and Maritime Discovery

A dynamic museum blending Sweden’s technological innovation with maritime adventure, featuring historic exhibits, a real submarine, and hands-on experiences for all ages.

4.5

Set within the historic Malmöhus Castle complex, Teknikens och Sjöfartens hus is a vibrant museum weaving together the stories of technology, innovation, and Sweden’s maritime past. Visitors discover hands-on exhibits—from locomotives and classic cars to model ships and a real submarine—making it a lively spot for curious travelers of all ages. The museum highlights Malmö’s transformation through industry and seafaring, offering fascinating insights just a short hop from Copenhagen.

A brief summary to De Syngende Træer (Park of Music)

Local tips

  • Admission covers Malmöhus Castle and related museums—plan for extra time to explore the entire site.
  • The submarine exhibit requires climbing steps and tight passages, which might be challenging for some visitors.
  • Free entry for children under 19 makes it especially good value for families.
  • On Thursdays, extended opening hours let you enjoy a quieter visit later in the day.
  • Bistro-style café near the entrance offers Swedish pastries and light lunch options.
widget icon

Getting There

  • Public Transport

    From Copenhagen’s city center, travelers can take a direct train to Malmö Central Station, a journey of 35–45 minutes with standard adult fares around 130–160 DKK each way. From the central station, the museum is within walking distance—guests will pass the edge of Kungsparken and can spot the iconic Malmöhus Castle as a landmark. The approach takes 10–15 minutes on foot, or a short taxi ride for roughly 100–140 SEK. No public transit transfers are needed from the station.

  • Driving

    For those driving from Copenhagen, crossing the Øresund Bridge offers a scenic and direct route. The bridge toll for a standard vehicle is approximately 420 DKK each way. After entering Malmö, parking is available near the museum complex at city rates, typically 15–25 SEK per hour. Limited spaces can fill up on weekends, so arrive early for the best availability.

Unlock the Best of De Syngende Træer (Park of Music)

Buy tickets

    No tickets available

Book tours with entry

    No tours available

Book tours without entry

    No tours available

Discover more about De Syngende Træer (Park of Music)

Teknikens och Sjöfartens hus, part of the renowned Malmö Museer, offers a captivating exploration of both technology’s evolution and Sweden’s long association with the sea. Situated amid the scenic lawns and historic ramparts of Malmöhus Castle, the museum occupies a former grain storehouse that echoes with the industrial heartbeat of ages past. Visitors are greeted by a remarkable array of exhibits, including Swedish locomotives, vintage cars, firefighting equipment, and interactive science displays that spark curiosity in minds young and old. What truly sets the museum apart is its extensive maritime collection. You can step onto Sweden’s first museum ship, a preserved 1940s submarine anchored beside the museum—a favorite with aspiring sailors and maritime history buffs. Detailed ship models, navigational instruments, and engaging displays chart the story of shipping and exploration across the Baltic and beyond. The museum doesn’t shy from the present, either: cutting-edge energy technology exhibits, a planetarium, and playful engineering challenges make the experience as relevant as it is nostalgic. Within walking distance of Malmö’s charming old town and contemporary harbor, Teknikens och Sjöfartens hus stands as a celebration of Swedish ingenuity. Whether you’re a family on a day trip, a tech enthusiast, or simply a visitor seeking stories behind Denmark and Sweden’s coastal connection, this museum offers immersive experiences and unexpected discoveries around every corner.

Popular Experiences near De Syngende Træer (Park of Music)

Popular Hotels near De Syngende Træer (Park of Music)

Select Currency