In the center of Örebro, just a stone’s throw from the castle, is the Karolinska gymnasium, which dates back to the 14th century.
The northernmost building, called Siberia, houses the school’s Biological Museum. The museum was opened in 1864 and still shows how school museums of the time were structured. The museum houses a large number of mammals as well as around 1000 birds, most mussels and shells, and collections of bird eggs and insects.
Book a guided tour of the Biological Museum as a group and discover an exciting collection full of interesting history.
The Biological Museum is open to the public daily during high summer and fall holidays. At other times of the year, such as sports holidays (week 8) and Easter holidays, the museum is open on certain days.
Here you will find up-to-date information on opening hours and admission prices.
Fill in the form and send your booking request and we will get back to you with more information. You don’t have to be sure of every detail, not yet. We will make a proposal and do our very best to ensure that your experience is at least as good as you hope!
The blue fact box shows the minimum price for the visit.
Are you curious about more? Then we recommend visiting the castle’s general guided tour or our other exciting events. Click here to see the castle’s current offerings.
Our website is auto-translated. We apologise if words or sentences are wrong!
