Björkborn Manor

The white manor house, constructed in the 1810s, contains exhibitions about Alfred Nobel's life, experiments, and the Nobel Prize foundation.

The property started as an ironworks in 1639, established by Mårten Drost, and became Nobel's last Swedish residence from 1894 to 1896.

The museum preserves Nobel's private library and presents exhibits demonstrating his scientific work through guided tours and educational programs.

The museum welcomes visitors from June through August, Tuesday to Sunday, between 11:00 and 16:00, with a renovated stable serving as reception.

The laboratory where Nobel conducted powder trials and experiments with artificial rubber remains intact and functions as an exhibition space.

Opening Hours: juin-août: Mardi-Dimanche 11:00-16:00

Website: https://nobelkarlskoga.se/utstallningar/bofors-industrimuseum

GPS coordinates: 59.34141,14.53481

Latest update: March 8, 2025 03:18