Teknikens och Sjöfartens Hus (House of Technology and Maritime Affairs), Malmo

The House of Technology and Maritime Affairs, formerly known as the Malmö Museum of Technology, is an integral part of the Malmö Museums network, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the world of technology, engineering, and maritime history. Situated diagonally opposite Malmöhus Castle, this museum serves as a haven for enthusiasts of engines, vehicles, and aviation, while also captivating younger audiences with its interactive exhibits.

One of the museum’s standout attractions is the HMS U3, a submarine that served the Swedish Navy from 1943 to 1967. Visitors can explore the interior of the U3 and gain firsthand insights into life aboard a wartime submarine, with veteran crew members providing engaging tours. The museum’s collection also boasts a striking red-painted Saab 37 Viggen, a fighter jet from the decommissioned Scanian air flotilla, which made its final flight on April 11, 2000.

The exhibitions span multiple themes, including technology, vehicles, shipping, and science. A hands-on Experimentarium allows visitors of all ages to engage in educational activities, making it an ideal destination for families. Children can also enjoy the popular indoor Boat Playroom, while the museum tramway operates seasonally, offering a nostalgic ride through the surrounding area during the summer months.

Visitors to the House of Technology and Maritime Affairs can explore everything from steam engines and horse-drawn trams to the broader industrial history of Malmö. With exhibitions detailing the city’s development from 1850 to the present, the museum highlights the impact of major companies and technological advancements on the lives of Malmö’s residents.

The museum is included in the same ticket as the other Malmö Museums, such as Malmöhus Castle, the Aquarium, and other exhibitions at Slottsholmen, making it a versatile and comprehensive cultural experience. Whether you’re interested in the evolution of aviation or simply looking for an engaging family outing, the House of Technology and Maritime Affairs has something for everyone.