easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly stationary with light walking
Dive into Borås’ eerie side with a 90-minute tour at Sweden’s only Haunted Museum, led by expert guides Tony or Niclas. This unique experience blends local history with chilling mystery in an urban setting.
Ingen åldergräns • 45 min • Sveriges enda Hemsökta Museum
Experience a thrilling personal tour at Sweden's only Haunted Museum with guides Tony or Niclas. Enjoy a captivating 45-minute exploration followed by 45 minutes of self-discovery in the eerie exhibits. This unique adventure promises an unforgettable blend of history and mystery. Book your tickets now for summer 2025!
Längd: 45 min (Total vistelsetid inkl guidning är 90 min)
Personlig rundvandring med Tony eller Niclas i Sveriges enda Hemsökta Museum.
I priset ingår även entrén till museet. Vi börjar med guidningen som tar ca 45 min därefter får ni gå själva i museet under 45 min. Total vistelsetid inkl guidning är 1,5 h.
Nu finns tider ute för hösten 2025! Kika på datum som passar dig och din familj så ses vi i sommar!
Hemsökt Museum i Borås är en unik och annorlunda upplevelse / sevärdhet
Guidningen sker på svenska
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Tours fill up quickly, especially during summer and fall; secure your spot ahead of time.
The museum walk involves standing and slow roaming over uneven floors; dress accordingly.
Use low brightness or a flashlight app to avoid disrupting the mood and other visitors.
The atmosphere depends on subdued lighting; visitors sensitive to low light should be ready.
Borås developed as a textile hub in the 19th century, blending industrial heritage with evolving urban culture.
The museum emphasizes sustainable tourism by minimizing energy use and encouraging public transit visits.
Sturdy footwear helps with walking and standing during the museum tour.
Keep warm indoors against cooler temperatures especially during off-summer months.
fall|spring|winter specific
Useful for navigating darker exhibit areas without disrupting others.
Capture the museum’s atmospheric details while respecting lighting restrictions.