Falbygden Museum

Falköping, Sweden

The museum has exhibitions about the many ancient monuments, findings and a special emphasis on the Stone Age farmer.

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Emmily Sjölander (9 months ago)
Great for kids!
Peter Hunt (13 months ago)
Great small museum focused on the rich local history dating back to setlers after the last ice age, well made exhibts and information in multiple languages. There is a area for smaller children to play and learn. Also it's free !
Bart Waterschoot (19 months ago)
Free museum on the archeological finds in the area. Very friendly staff. Nice to spend a few minutes, not worth a large detour though
ST (2 years ago)
A pleasant experience overall.
Mike Heath (3 years ago)
Better than I expected. From dinosaurs to the modern day. Free entry. Free quiz. Books for sale.
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