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THE CANNONS ON THE ANIMAL MOSSY
Sweden's only museum in a
underground facility from World War II
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10 – 31 AUGUST 2026
Open Wed - Sat 11 am - 5 pm
Saturdays at 11:30 and 14:00
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TICKET PRICES
Adult 18 - 69 years 150 SEK
Children 0 - 6 years Free (with guardian)
Children 7 - 17 years 50 SEK
Senior (over 70 years old) 130 SEK
Student/Veteran 130 SEK
Bunker walk in Helsingborg
Mondays at 6:00 PM
Multiple DatesSat 26 SeptEmergency Preparedness MuseumJoin us on a guided tour of Sweden's only underground hospital bunker from the Cold War and down into the Brita cannon from 1940. Both facilities are preserved parts of the Helsingborg Battery (1940–1990). Tickets are sold here until 23:59 the day before the tour. On the day of the tour, tickets are only sold at the museum.- Multiple DatesSat 26 SeptEmergency Preparedness MuseumJoin us on a guided tour of Sweden's only underground hospital bunker from the Cold War and down into the Brita cannon from 1940. Both facilities are preserved parts of the Helsingborg Battery (1940–1990). Tickets are sold here until 23:59 the day before the tour. On the day of the tour, tickets are only sold at the museum.
- Multiple DatesSat 19 SeptEmergency Preparedness MuseumJoin us on a guided tour of Sweden's only underground hospital bunker from the Cold War and down into the Brita cannon from 1940. Both facilities are preserved parts of the Helsingborg Battery (1940–1990). Tickets are sold here until 23:59 the day before the tour. On the day of the tour, tickets are only sold at the museum.
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A Swedish Tiger – The Story of the Emergency Preparedness Museum
The history of the Emergency Preparedness Museum dates back to 1996 when a young couple – Marie and Johan Andrée – decided to excavate the sealed defense facility from the days of World War II; Battery Helsingborg. Read Marie Andrée’s story about how her and Johan’s small summer project developed into the Emergency Preparedness Museum Foundation – and about the people, setbacks and successes that shaped the operation. The Emergency Preparedness Museum is here to stay! Read the story here >>>
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