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Short directions

Road 111 between Helsingborg - Höganäs. Drive towards Höganäs. 5 km after the exit to Sofiero there is a brown sign referring to the Emergency Preparedness Museum on the right side of the direction of travel. There you go!

For GPS

Enter the address Djuramossavägen 160, 263 65 Viken, and you will be directed to the right place. If you still end up in the wrong place, call 042-224039 and we will help you find your way back!

Long directions

The easiest way to get to the museum is by car. Follow road 111 from Helsingborg towards Höganäs. About five km after Sofiero Slott you will see a sign on your right, towards Djuramossa. You will also see a brown sign to the Emergency Preparedness Museum at the same sign. Follow the gravel road. After about one km you will reach the Emergency Preparedness Museum. Park your car in a suitable place and enter the road base hangar and we will help you with ticket purchases etc.

If you don't have a car, we recommend that you take bus 8 from Helsingborg to Kulla Gunnarstorp S. Get off there and walk in the direction of the bus. You will see a viaduct that leads under road 111 after about a hundred and fifty meters of walking. Walk through the viaduct. Now you are on a gravel road that leads you forward. When you are almost at a silo, you will see a new gravel road on your left. Follow that gravel road. You will come to a T-intersection. It is Djuramossavägen. Turn right. Then you will arrive at the Emergency Preparedness Museum. The walk takes about 45 minutes for someone walking at a moderate pace. It is also possible to order a taxi from Domsten to the Emergency Preparedness Museum. Call Höganäs taxi for prices.

Contact details

Emergency Preparedness Museum, Djuramossavägen 160

263 65 The Bay

Museum Director: Johan Andrée

Phone: 042 - 22 40 39

Email: kontor@beredskapsmuseet.com

About the Emergency Preparedness Museum

The Emergency Preparedness Museum was founded by Johan and Marie Andrée in 1997. Today, the Emergency Preparedness Museum is run as a private, non-profit foundation under the supervision of the County Administrative Board. Donations are gratefully received to

Bank transfer 5265-9638 • Swish 123 283 10 55

Read more about the history of the Emergency Preparedness Museum.

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