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  • Cultural & historical sites
    Indoors
    Less crowds
    Family-friendly
      SEK 100.00
      /person normally
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    What you'll do

    Discover the history of early industrialization in Stockholm

    Visit the K. A. Almgren Museum with Go City®

    • Visit the only still-active silk factory that remains in the Nordic countries.
    • The Jacquard looms, representing the first computers, are still running.
    • Explore the historical exhibition and exhibitions on contemporary textile art & design.
    • Museum information is available in English, French, and German.
    • There are dozens more attractions included with your pass so be sure to check them out.

    Almgren silk factory is the oldest active industrial environment in Scandinavia. During the 19th century the factory was a large scale women's workplace well known for its beautiful silk shawls worn by women throughout the country. Even today, silk fabrics and ribbons are woven on the original looms.

    Knut August Almgren opened his silk mill in 1833. After a time as an apprentice in Lyon, France, Europe's center for silk weaving at the time, he brought back the knowledge of the latest invention in weaving to Sweden, the Jacquard loom.

    This invention simplified pattern weaving. During his adventures, he also managed to bring some of the Jacquard looms home. His silk weaving mill became an important institution in Sweden and was the biggest workplace for women in Scandinavia, producing silk upholstery for royal households and silk neckerchiefs for the peasantry.

    The mill moved to Repslagargatan 15 in 1846 and was running until 1974. It’s one of the oldest industrial heritage in its original place in Northern Europe and the factory environment is preserved with the large weaving room with windows facing the courtyard.

    Floor 3 shows an exhibition about the history of the Silk Factory. Here you can see examples of upholstery fabrics, shawls and ribbons that have been made in the factory and learn about how silk is made.

    Experience K. A. Almgren Silk Weaving & Museum and many other attractions with the All Inclusive Pass.

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    Where you'll be

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    Repslagargatan 15, 118 46, Stockholm, SE

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    Operating hours

    Monday – Saturday: 12PM - 4PM

    Please check the attraction's website for current opening hours.

     

     

    Closings & holidays

    Sundays

    Maundy Thursday
    Good Friday
    Passover
    Easter Sunday and Easter Monday
    May 1
    Ascension Day
    Swedish National Day, June 6
    Midsummer Eve and Midsummer Day
    All Saints Day
    Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day

    K. A. Almgren Silk Weaving & Museum

    +46 8 642 56 16

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