Museum Shop

In the museum entrance you will find a small, but well-stocked shop, with a range that changes over time. Here you can find unusual gifts for yourself and others.

We do not currently have an online shop. All goods are available for sale in the museum shop.

Opening hours

The museum shop has the same opening hours as the museum and there is free admission to the shop.

Museum opening hours

Products relating to our collections

The Royal Armoury’s museum shop has many items relating to artefacts in the royal collections. The shop offers, among other things, pots and porcelain with Gustav III’s seal, and tiles and coasters with motifs from Erik XIV’s parade shield.

Dishware with royal symbols — Photo: Jens Mohr

Gifts and Souvenirs

We have a wide range of gifts. Soaps, tea, jewellery and sweets – ideal to take home with you as a memento of your museum visit.

Playful products for knights and princesses

We offer a varied range of playful products such as helmets, shields, tiaras, princess dresses, knight costumes and hobby horses.

Children in the shop with royal toys — Photo: Jens Mohr, The Royal Armoury/SHM.

Buy our childrens book

In the Royal Armoury's history book for families, you'll find fun reading about royal, historical, and super important things that are a part of our Swedish history. Swedish text.

Annual pass – free admission to seven museums

The Royal Armoury offer an annual pass that is valid for all museums within the National Historical Museums.

About the annual pass

Contact the shop

Phone: +46 (0)8-402 30 12

If the museum has lots of visitors we may not be able to answer the shop phone.

You can also contact our booking at 08-402 3030 or email bokning@livrustkammaren.se.

Products with paintings from the museum collections — Photo: Jens Mohr, The Royal Armoury/SHM.

Plan your visit:

How to Get Here

The museum is located on Slottsbacken in the eastern part of the Stockholm Palace.

Admission and Tickets

Free admission to the museum. Some programs and screenings cost.

Exhibition of Sweden’s royal history

From Gustav Vasa to the present day.