Here is a list of car (car related) museums in the Stockholm area, they can be visited from Stockholm without the need of staying away overnight.
Worth noting is that three of these museums and Malmköpings Musiespårväg (historic tram line) are all within a few kilometers of each other. The 4 of them together make a nice day out.
Bussmuséet (Bus museum) in Malmköping, south of Stockholm, next to Malmköpings Musespårväg.
Some semi-old buses from 50s, 60s and 70s.
Condition varies but you are allowed on board a
number of them.
See thier website as linked above for opening times etc.
Militärfordonsmuséet (Military Vehicle Museum) in Malmköping, south of Stockholm, next to Malmköpings Musespårväg.
No web site.
A good collection of military vehicles. Cars,
busses, lorries etc.
Many interesting technical solutions to look at.
Skokloster motormuseum (Skokloster Motor Museum), at Skokloster Slott (Skokloster Castle), in Skokloster, north of Stockholm.
A good collection of cars, but quite crampt for
space.
See thier website as linked above for opening times etc.
Tekniska Museet (Technical museum) on Gärdet in Stockholm
A few Swedish cars. Thulin, Volvo & Saab of different ages.
See thier website as linked above for opening times etc.
Scanias fordonsmuseum (Scania Vehicle Museum) in Södertälje, South of Stockholm
No web site.
Address: Marcus
Wallenberghallen, Scania, 151 87 Södertälje
Open: Mon-Fri 9-16 (all year),
Sun 11-15 (Apr-Sep)
Phone (please do to check open hours): +46 (0)8-553 818
00 / 553 825 00
A very good collection of Scania vehicles.
Sparreholms Slott med bilmuseum (Sparreholm Castle with car museum)
How to find it: South of Malmköping, road 53, turn of by
Hyltinge kyrka (Hyltinge Church)
See thier website as linked above for opening times etc.
A very nice collection of cars from around the
world. Some from the 30s, some even older and some newer.
There is also a juke box museum at the castle, but this is only shown through
guided tours at certain times.
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