Paradox Museum Stockholm

The Paradox Museum is an innovative venue that combines the world of science, art, and human perception. With over 70 amazing, paradox-inspired exhibits, we are a museum that offers more mind-twisting, eye-tricking experiences than any other edutainment destination in the world! You will learn about the exciting science behind paradoxes, have a ton of fun, and take photos so spectacular that your friends won’t believe they’re real.

The central location at Hötorget makes it easy to find your way to Paradox Museum Stockholm, which is right in the heart of Stockholm.
If you come by subway, get off at the station Hötorget and take the escalators up towards exit Sergelgatan. You will find us straight ahead, right next to Pressbyrån.
You can also enter via Sergelgatan 20 or Sveavägen 17, through a large glasshouse between Hötorgsskrapa 1 & 2. Once inside, stairs leading down to the museum are directly on the right-hand side.

The experience takes place in an indoor venue.

You can expect to be in the museum for about 80 minutes.

Snacks and drinks are available to purchase from the gift shop upon exiting the museum. However, we do not allow any food or drink within the museum space.

Yes! The Paradox Museum Boutique is full of souvenirs, games, clothing, accessories, and gadgets that ooze paradox! You can enter the shop without paying an entrance fee.

You have the right to return or exchange your purchase within 14 days after your purchase. Please note that you cannot return or exchange discounted products. If you don’t live in Stockholm and cannot return it in-store, you can send it by mail. The buyer is responsible for return shipping, and returns or exchanges will only be accepted for products in unopened condition. Any questions, contact us at [email protected].

You can buy tickets online here. You can also purchase tickets in the Fever App, available on Google Play and the Apple Store.

Yes, of course. However, tickets may be sold out by the time you arrive at the event, so we highly recommend you book your tickets in advance to guarantee your spot. You can purchase tickets here or in the Fever App.

Children under 4 years old can enter the museum for free.

Yes, you can transfer your tickets to anyone for free. It is as easy as clicking "Transfer Tickets" on your ticket in the Fever App. Please contact us if you need additional help. Make sure to include your ticket order number.

No, your contactless tickets will be validated directly in the Fever App or by showing your tickets via your phone.

You can view your ticket in the Fever app, within the Tickets section. If you don't have the app installed, you can download it from the Apple Store or Google Play. Remember to log in using the same account that you used when buying the tickets. If you still cannot find your ticket, please contact us.

We do not accept ticket refunds; however, you can easily change the date of your visit here.

Yes, absolutely! Learn more about group visits here.

Yes, you can easily find a new time for your visit here. If you have bought tickets through a reseller (Get Your Guide, Tiqets, etc.), you need to contact their customer service to rebook or make other changes.

Yes! For more details, please contact our Marketing Manager here.

If you are interested in writing about us, you may request a press pass by emailing our Marketing Manager here. Please note that press passes are only available on weekdays, not weekends.

Please arrive at the time stated on your ticket. If you are running late, please contact us as soon as possible.

Yes, almost all paradoxes and exhibits are available.

Are you coming with a wheelchair?
Sergelgatan 20 or Sveavägen 17 is our address, unfortunately there is no public lift here. In order to get down to the subway level where the museum is located, our staff needs to know about it in advance in order to be able to offer a lift down to the subway level. They will then come and meet you. If you arrive in a wheelchair, send us an email with your booking reference and request wheelchair assistance. Or by indicating it on the secondary screen after purcahsing your ticket.

RWC is located inside the museum.

Accompanying companion? Guide and signal dogs as well as assistance dogs with working vests are welcome at the museum. We need to know about this in advance so that we can plan the visit in the best way. Companions join free of charge (show companion certificate).

Parent of a child with an NPF diagnosis or with a self-diagnosis? Generally speaking, weekends are the time when we welcome the most visitors, so we recommend coming on a weekday afternoon or evening if you, as a visitor, want it to be quieter in the museum.


We also have guides with npf competence.

For people with npf or hearing loss, there is the possibility to adapt the visit by turning off music and sound effects. This is something that you can report at the entrance before the start of the visit.

Important to know is that the Paradox Museum is an interactive museum and we have paradoxes that spin, have flashing lights, lots of colors in the exhibits and sounds from visiting guests.

Please contact our staff for more information or assistance.

For hygiene reasons, eating and drinking are not permitted in the exhibit area. And although we love animals, pets are not allowed. Thank you for your understanding.

Some of our exhibits contain lighting that may trigger individuals with photosensitivity. For more information please contact us.

This is a walkthrough experience, so there won't be any seating available.

Yes, there are restrooms at the museum.

Absolutely! Many of the exhibits are intentionally photographic, giving visitors the opportunity to take amazing photos or videos. Don’t forget to tag us @stockholm.paradoxmuseum #ParadoxMuseumStockholm.

Yes, we store lost and found items for approx. 14 days

Yes, smaller lockers are available. There is also space to hang outerwear at the entrance. Please note that the museum is not responsible for items left at the reception.

All ages are welcome! Visitors 15 years and under must be accompanied by an adult. Please note that there is limited space for prams.

Unfortunately, this experience does not include an audio guide; however, each exhibit has a QR code that links to detailed information about its history and the science behind the paradox. Guests can scan the QR code with their phones.

The museum space is accessible for a few prams/strollers and limited pram storage is available at the entrance.