Foteviken Museum

This place is a go-to must if you are in southern Sweden! Great for adults, kids and families! Entertaining and educational. We went on a Monday and it was not crowded at all.

Extreme friendly staff. Nice atmosphere and interesting artefakts. Funny and well played show . . Perfect for kids from 8 to 15 and all who wants to know more about viking times

Absolutely amazing time! You can go around by yourself or wait for a guided tour in Swedish or English and then explore after. We had the tour and there was lots of great information and lots of chances for questions. Someone also brought their dog along for our tour, so very dog friendly!

a small open-air museum, with an entrance fee, where several "scenes" from the life of the Vikings of that time are played during the opening hours

Great experience reliving some of the known lives of the Vikings. The guide brilliantly explained everything while keeping the sessions interesting and interactive. Enjoyed the experience and were lucky to find good weather. The gift shop was reasonably priced as well

One of the best open museum even seen. Think this is the only museum where you can see Viking and there fights. All volunteers were nice and helpful. Food is also good. Toilets are very clean. Overall best experience.

The museum was very interesting and there were several fun activities like getting to dress up like a viking, however it was a little underwhelming the day we visited due to short staff. The guided tour was excellent and our guide really knew his stuff (a great storyteller, too!) but it felt incomplete because almost all of the village staff was out sick, so there was no one stationed at each farm to talk about their area. Despite that, it was beautiful, including a breathtaking view from atop the tower (you can even see the Øresund bridge between Copenhagen and Malmö). It would definitely be worth going back again when it's at normal staff capacity. We had lunch at the on-site barbeque restaurant, which was delicious, and the little cafe inside the gift shop was great for a quick fika. The gift shop itself was expensive and didn't have much to choose from, but the staff was very pleasant and still found a few handcrafted items to take home.

The location next to the sea, it is wonderful. It is small, in one hour more or less you visit the whole museum. It is a viking village with typical houses, a tower, tools and other decorations. It can be fun for children. There is a souvenirs shop.