Editing Culture in Stockholm (section)

== Museums ==
{{main|List of museums in Stockholm}}
[[Image:Nordisches-Museum-Stockholm.jpg|thumb|The [[Nordic Museum]] at [[Djurgården]], Neo-renaissance style, built 1907. Architect [[Isak Gustaf Clason]].]]
[[Image:Nationalmuseum stockholm 20050902 001.jpg|thumb|The National Museum.]]
Stockholm boasts some 70 museums, making the city host one of the largest numbers of museums in the world. Collectively, these museums are visited by over 9 million people per year.

One of the most renowned museums is the [[Nationalmuseum]], with the largest national collection of art: 16,000 paintings and 30,000 objects of art handicraft. The collection dates back to the days of [[Gustav Vasa]] in the 16th century, and has since been expanded with works by artists such as [[Rembrandt]], and [[Antoine Watteau]], as well as constituting a main part of Sweden's art heritage, manifested in the works of [[Alexander Roslin]], [[Anders Zorn]], [[Johan Tobias Sergel]], [[Carl Larsson]], [[Carl Fredrik Hill]] and [[Ernst Josephson]].

The Museum of Modern Art, or [[Moderna Museet]], is Sweden's national museum of modern art. It has works by famous modern artists such as [[Picasso]] and [[Salvador Dalí]]. 

Other notable museums in Stockholm include:
* [[Nationalmuseum]]
* [[Skansen]] - An open air heritage museum and zoo
* [[Vasa Museum]], dedicated to the restored [[Vasa (ship)|Vasa]], a ship that sank in 1628
* The [[Nordic Museum]] with art and design from the Nordic countries
* The [[Stockholm City Museum]]
* The [[Museum of Medieval Stockholm]]
* The [[Tekniska museet|National Museum of Science and Technology]]
* The [[Sjöhistoriska museet|National Maritime Museum]]
* The [[Swedish Museum of Natural History]]
* The [[Biological museum (Stockholm)|Biological museum]], Swedish flora and fauna.
* The [[Museum of Spirits]]
* [[Millesgården]] - The home of sculptor [[Carl Milles]].