Accessibility
The museum has wheelchair access. All floors are served by a lift, but it does not have an automatic door opener.
Disabled parking
In Gummans Gård, at a distance of 50-100 meters in the direction of Skeppsbron, opposite the Royal Armoury. Ask about opening the parking lot barrier in the museum entrance. The distance between the parking boom and the museum entrance is about 50 meters.
Main entrance
There are no steps/stairs to enter through the mail entrance. The doorway is 165 cm wide. The door does not open automatically, so ring the doorbell for help if needed. The doorbell is placed at 150 cm and 105 cm above ground.
Lift
Serving both upper and basement floors. Lift door opening: 90 cm, lift floor space: 95 x 230 cm.
Disabled toilet
The doorway clearance to the toilet is 70 cm, the floor space inside 250 x 140 cm, and the toilet armrest is placed at a height of 80 cm.
Emergency exits
All emergy exits are disability-adjusted.
For hearing-impaired visitors
No audio loop.
There is a portable guiding system which makes it easier for hearing-impaired visitors to follow our guided tours. The portable guiding system can be connected to a hearing device; just ask for it when booking a guided tour. The portable guiding system can also be connected to the museum's regular audio guide.
Vision-impaired visitors
A swelling paper map over the museum is available. Magnifiers and torches can be borrowed from the shop. Free audioguide together with personal escort. An escort/assistant will always be admitted to the museum free of charge. Guide dogs are allowed.
The collection
The Royal Armoury is the oldest museum in Sweden. It was established by King Gustav II Adolph in 1628 after his decision to preserve the clothes he wore on his campaign in Poland.
Getting here
The Royal Armoury is situated within the Royal Palace in Stockholm.