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The Mus-Olle Museum displays an extensive collection of Nordic wildlife specimens, including bears, wolves, and mountain animals from the Jämtland region.

The museum originated in 1886 when taxidermist Ole Olsson began preserving local animals to document the regional fauna for future generations.

The exhibition spaces highlight the relationship between humans and wildlife in northern Sweden through traditional hunting and preservation techniques.

The museum opens daily from 10:00 to 17:00 between June and August, with reduced hours during winter months and guided tours available in multiple languages.

Each animal specimen in the collection includes detailed documentation of its origin, making it a scientific resource for researchers studying historical wildlife populations.

GPS coordinates: 63.32719,14.16956

Latest update: March 4, 2025 20:36