Björkborn Manor is a manor house and the very last residence of Alfred Nobel in Sweden. The manor is located in Karlskoga Municipality, Örebro County, Sweden. The current-standing white-colored manor house was built in the 1810s, but the history of the property is older.
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Very interesting place with many fascinating stories to read about and listen to. The guides speak excellent English and signage is available in English as well as Swedish. The museum is beautifully furnished and the tour is very exciting with many stories about Nobel and his family told about different periods of his life. The laboratory building is also very well presented and has examples of the Nobel prizes and dinnerware out. There’s also a cafe available and a gift shop. Really enjoyed our visit and would...
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Emailed in advance to book a dramatised tour which local friends advised me is the best way to experience the museum. Arrived to find the dramatised tour was cancelled and I was taken round by a very nice lady. The problem I have is that I got no more information from the standard tour than reading the website. I think the museum could do better about sticking to their plans to avoid disappointment. In the guided tour it’s walking round a house with no more information than available on...
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Awesome experience Mr Nobel stayed here for 3 years his house is converted to a museum and saw his beautiful picture and the story around his life was wonderful to hear.
It's located on very beautiful place and besides his companies and his lab.
We saw all his inventions and it was amazing.
It's a must visit place in karlskoga as this place was very near to his heart.
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