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The fascinating 300-year history of the Husqvarna company, visualised with a
variety of products and production equipment. It all started with muskets and
other weapons for the Swedish army. In 1872, sewing machines were added,
soon followed by stoves and a multitude of cast iron houshold items, bicycles,
motorcycles and many other products.

Other times after agreement

The museum is closed on public holidays and holiday eves

Entrance fee
Adults - 50 SEK
Senior citizens - 40 SEK
Youths 12-18 years - 20 SEK
Children under 12 years - free
Groups of at least 10 persons - 40 SEK per person
Special fees for school classes

Guided tours
Comprehensive 1 1/2 hour tour covering the whole
museum (for a maximum of 25 persons): 400 SEK
Twenty minute introduction: 200 SEK

The museum features an entrance adapted for disabled
persons, and a roomy elevator for easy access to the
upper floor. There is a handicap parking space outside
the entrance.

e-mail:
husqvarna.museum@husqvarna.se
The museum is operated by the Huskvarna Local History Society
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The museum is situated at the E-4 halfway between Malmö and Stockholm.
Oktober-April
Weekdays: 10-15
Weekends: 12-16
Maj-September
Weekdays: 10-17
Weekends: 12-16
The museum is open
Our address
Husqvarna Fabriksmuseum
Hakarpsvägen 1
S-561 41 Huskvarna, Sweden
Phone. 46-(0)36-14 61 62
Fax. 46-(0)36-14 65 54