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Mus-Olle Museum is a natural history museum in Östersund that focuses on animal specimens from the region. The collections display bears, wolves, and mountain wildlife from Jämtland with detailed information about their origins and context.

The museum was founded in 1886 when taxidermist Ole Olsson began preserving animals from the area to document local fauna. His work laid the foundation for a collection that captured wildlife across generations.

The exhibition shows how people in northern Sweden relate to wildlife and the role hunting plays in this region. You see traditional preservation methods and learn about the daily connection between humans and nature.

The museum is located in central Östersund and is easy to reach on foot or by public transport. The rooms are well-organized, making it straightforward to walk through the collections.

Each animal in the collection carries detailed documentation that researchers use to understand how the region's wildlife changed over time. This scientific data makes the museum more than just a visual display.