• Kid trails at reception: ask staff for a word puzzle (7-12), a lost-in-the-woods trail (5-8) or a soft toy police car for 2-4s to drive through Polisliv
• No café inside, but there is an upstairs room for packed lunches and picnic tables outside, and your receipt lets you eat at a neighboring museum and come back
• Craft corner upstairs in Ateljén, where kids fold their own police hat and color police pictures

The Police Museum tells the story of Swedish policing since 1850, and much of it is hands-on. In Polisliv, kids try on uniforms from different eras, step into a 1930s police kiosk and switch on the blue lights in a modern patrol car. Brottsspår centers on a crime scene to solve, and En större uppgift lets younger kids sit on a police motorcycle and groom a wooden horse.