Skansen

The Skansen Park Open Air Museum was built in 1891 and is the oldest open air museum in the world. There are traditional 18th and 19th century buildings moved from all over Sweden, including farmhouses, barns, churches, etc., to show people the old Swedish folk life and traditions from all over Sweden. There is also a zoo in the museum showing animals living in Scandinavia. Skansen Park Open Air Museum is a theme park and museum where you can experience outdoor life. In the wave of the Industrial Revolution, ethnologist Arthur, because he was very worried that the traditional culture of Sweden in the old days would gradually be forgotten, he invested money and contributed to relocate many traditional old houses, churches, workshops and other buildings from all over the country to here. The Skansen Open Air Museum was officially established in 1891. Skansen is one of the main visiting places for foreign guests to visit Sweden, and it is very representative for understanding Swedish culture. The museum is cleverly built to take advantage of the hillside terrain, and there are traditional craft learning areas that can be experienced hands-on. In addition, the museum also has an open-air music platform, which often hosts wonderful theatrical performances.