Torekällberget is an open-air museum on Torekällberget in central Södertälje in Stockholm County . The museum was inaugurated in 1929 and shows how people lived in Södertälje and eastern Södermanland in the 19th century. The museum area is divided into “The City” and “The Country”. Nora windmill has become the “brand” and symbol of the museum. The 19th century week on Torekällberget was a recurring summer event where the history of Sörmland came to life again. 

Activities 

In the 1960s, Torekällberget became a municipal museum and ÖSKF donated all its objects and buildings to the municipality. In exchange, the municipality took responsibility for care and operation. Torekällberget’s open-air museum is also home to Södertälje City Museum, which is located in the Strömstedt House and shows Södertälje’s modern history during the 20th century. Torekällberget is the collective name for the activities of Torekällberget’s open-air museum, Södertälje City Museum, Biological Museum and Kulturmiljövården in Södertälje municipality. Today, Torekällberget has about ten permanent employees. Museum director since 2001 is Stefan Sundblad. See more under sections Patonska huset, Södertälje Stadsmuseum and Holmbergska villa .

Opening hours

The area with the animals;

Monday – Sunday at 10-16

Fri entrance

Support with voluntary admission SEK 20:

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No. 123 568 44 85
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