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The Tutankhamun immersive exhibition at Magasin 9 has concluded its Stockholm run. For those seeking Egyptian history, the permanent collection at Medelhavsmuseet (Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities) is the primary alternative, featuring eight mummies and thousands of artifacts. Other available cultural highlights include the Nobel Prize Museum and Skansen, which offer deep dives into Swedish and global heritage.
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The Tutankhamun exhibition at Magasin 9 has ended. For the city's permanent Egyptian collection, visit Medelhavsmuseet at Fredsgatan 2, located centrally near Gustav Adolfs Torg. It is easily accessible via the Blue Line metro (Kungsträdgården) or a short walk from T-Centralen. The museum is open Tuesday–Friday (11:00–20:00) and weekends (11:00–17:00); it is closed on Mondays. For other attractions like Skansen or the Nobel Prize Museum, use the Hop-On Hop-Off bus or boat for convenient access.
Visible offers are not directly comparable: the official offers feed lists Child (7–17 years) at 210 SEK with availability marked available, while the Tiqets row lists the exhibition at 320 SEK but marks it unavailable. Compare the final checkout total, ticket type, date and inclusions before paying; do not treat the Tiqets amount as currently bookable.
Reduced pricing is available for seniors (65+), students with valid ID, and youth (typically ages 5–15). Children under 5 generally enter free of charge but must have a 'zero-cost' timed ticket added to the booking to ensure the venue does not exceed safety capacity. Visitors with disabilities pay the standard or reduced rate based on age, while one accompanying professional carer is typically granted free entry; however, these companion tickets often require manual verification at the box office or via official customer support rather than through third-party resellers. Ensure all visitors, including those with free tickets, arrive within their designated 15-minute entry window.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
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The exhibition's run at Magasin 9 concluded in March 2026. For Egyptian history, visitors should now head to Medelhavsmuseet, which houses Sweden's most significant collection of Mediterranean and Near Eastern antiquities.
Medelhavsmuseet charges 160 SEK for a day pass (140 SEK for seniors), while entry is free for everyone under 19. Other museums like the Nobel Prize Museum also charge 160 SEK for adults.
Most major Stockholm museums, including Medelhavsmuseet, Skansen, and the Nobel Prize Museum, are 100% cashless. You will need a credit/debit card or mobile payment (like Apple Pay) for tickets and on-site purchases.
Medelhavsmuseet provides coin-free lockers for bags and umbrellas. Strollers are permitted on the main exhibition level, but not in the upper-level restaurant area.