Museum of World Culture, Gothenburg
Exhibition at the Museum of World Culture in Gothenburg, one of Sweden's four National Museums of World Culture.
Photo credit: Carl Jirestedt
Culture, history and art
Find out more about the culture, history and art of Sweden, such as cultural must-sees in various cities and regions, as well as the history of famous writers and designers.
Last updated 31 August 2021
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Swedish cultureSwedish culture
Sámi handicraft
Films from Sweden
The Nobel Prize – over a century of innovation
Swedish crime fiction and Nordic noir
10 places in Sweden connected to inspiring women
Music events in Sweden 2025
Top 5 cultural attractions in Malmö
Malmö and The Bridge
Anna's top Stockholm cafés and restaurants for people with visual impairment
“The people are what make Stockholm cool”
Crime fiction West Sweden
Stieg Larsson and Millennium
Culture in Gothenburg
Stockholm, a design city – interview with artist Aia Jüdes
Swedish hits – the Eurovision winners' favourite spots
Wallander’s Ystad
Lagom: the Swedish secret to balanced living
Experience Sweden from home
Swedish museumsSwedish museums
Unique Swedish homes you can visit
Discover the modern art worlds in southern Sweden
Stockholm’s best under-the-radar museums
Rörstrand Museum in Lidköping – the porcelain city
Sweden’s key modern museums – from north to south
Culture, art and museums in Stockholm
The Nordic Watercolour Museum
Kata Farm and Varnhem Monastery
History museums in Sweden – bringing the past to life
ABBA The Museum in Stockholm
Vasa museum and Skansen in Stockholm
Swedish traditionsSwedish traditions
Lucia – bearer of light, hymns and Swedish treats
Welcome spring on Walpurgis Night (Valborg)
How to celebrate Christmas in Sweden
Salmon, snaps and strawberries – how to do Midsummer like a Swede
Sample the delights of Swedish Christmas food
Experience a Swedish crayfish party
15 festive Christmas markets in Sweden
Swedish Easter – a joyous foodie feast
Midsummer in Dalarna: step by step
When and where to celebrate Midsummer in Sweden 2025
All you need to know to celebrate Midsummer in Sweden
St. Martin’s Day
