Bohuslän Museum

Uddevalla, Sweden

Bohuslän region museum exhibits the history of Uddevalla and surrounding coastal area. There are also other exhibitions like European art collection of John Johnson (1861-1951), a wealthy businessman and art collector.

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Bohuslän Museum

Museums in Sweden

Address

Museigatan 1, Uddevalla, Sweden

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Details

Category: Museums in Sweden

More Information

www.bohuslansmuseum.se
www.vastsverige.com

Rating

4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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User Reviews

Bob Kristel (8 months ago)
Very worthwile to visit. There is something for everyone, from kids to adults I really liked the boat section (see picture) and upstairs life how it was in the Bouhuslän-region. Restaurant is ok, shop very nice and very friendly staff! Admission free (can you believe that?)

Andrey Tanasevskiy (8 months ago)
Good place ?

у дівчинки немає імені (11 months ago)
Lovely place. Always some nice art, place for kids to play, sometimes even live music. Recommend ?

Jasmin (2 years ago)
We visited the children's area at Bohuslän museum which doesn't require any entrace fee. It is a beautiful space for kids of all ages, lovingly decorated in nautical style. If you are in the area I would really recommend it!

Uschi Sieg (3 years ago)
Wonderful Place! I always come here when I'm in this area!

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