Last chance: Down to Earth

In the exhibition Down to earth, we explore how people lived self-sufficiently at the mill. Where did their food come from? Where did they shop? Families are welcome to our outdoor play area. Enjoy our outdoor sofas with a coffee or lunch. The last day for the exhibition is September 29.

Children play store outdoors with parents in the back
Photo: Daniel Gustafsson, Tumba Paper Mill Museum/SHM.

School holidays

During the autumn break, see our child-friendly exhibitions, or make paper ghosts in our craft workshop. The museum's exhibitions and restaurant are open Thursday to Sunday. Free admission to everything!

See activities
Children crafting paper ghosts
Photo: Ola Myrin, Tumba Paper Mill Museum/SHM.

Make your own paper

Did you know that you too can make paper at the museum? It's easy, and our knowledgeable staff will guide you through the whole process.

Our papermaking activities
A person making paper
Photo: Ola Myrin, Tumba Paper Mill Museum/SHM.

Visit the museum online

Enjoy Tumba Paper Mill Museum's exciting stories wherever you are.

Visit us digitally
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Opening hours

The museum is open Thursday - Sunday.

Outside of the museum

Prices and tickets

Free admission but there is a fee for certain guided tours and events.

People interacting in the museum shop

How to get here

The museum is a short distance from Stockholm, near Tumba city centre.

Close up on a sign that says "mill road"