• English audioguide on offer, so older kids can follow the scenes alongside you
• Closed Mondays, and open late on Tuesdays until 7pm; the museum takes cards only
• Artilleriet restaurant sits next door for lunch or a snack before or after the visit

Armémuseum tells Sweden's story of war and peace through the soldiers, women and children who lived it, from the 1500s to today. Full-scale scenes with life-size soldiers and original weapons fill Artillerigården, a former artillery depot whose buildings date from the 1700s.

The Trophy Chamber holds flags and spoils captured from defeated armies, and a smaller exhibit covers Raoul Wallenberg's rescue work in World War II.