Audio Guide of Car Museum Härnösand + AWL

The museum is usually open every day during the summer high season and on weekends for the rest of the year. It is easily accessible by car near the southern entrance to Härnösand; you can check the exact location and updated opening hours on its official website.

The adult ticket price is around 150–180 SEK, offering excellent value considering the size of the collection. Children and young visitors often have free or heavily discounted admission when accompanied by an adult, making it ideal for families.

We recommend setting aside at least 2 to 3 hours, as it is the largest car museum in Sweden with more than 270 vehicles. If you are a true motoring enthusiast, you will want to devote an entire morning to appreciate the details.

This museum does not simply display cars; it tells the social and cultural history of the 20th century through Calle Lundkvist’s vast personal collection. You will find everything from unique rarities to everyday cars in themed settings that transport you back in time.

The best time is the Swedish summer, from June to August, to enjoy the weather and extended opening hours. Visiting right at opening time in the morning guarantees a much calmer experience and better opportunities to take crowd-free photos.

Yes, the museum is very well adapted, with wide aisles between the vehicles and ramps that make wheelchair access easier. Accessibility is a priority at Swedish tourist attractions to ensure everyone can enjoy the visit.

Take the opportunity to visit the nearby open-air museum of Murberget, one of the largest of its kind. You are also very close to Härnösand Cathedral and the beginning of the famous High Coast.

Bring headphones and a fully charged smartphone to use our audio guides and dive deeper into the history of each model. Also, take a break in the museum café to enjoy a typical Swedish fika surrounded by motoring history.