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Corona-opening at the Emergency Preparedness Museum

Sun 25 Apr

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Emergency Preparedness Museum

We are secretly opening the season in a virus-safe way by selling a small number of tickets to the Emergency Preparedness Museum on Saturday, April 24th and Sunday, April 25th. To avoid crowds, you must be there at the time stated on your ticket. See you!

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Corona-opening at the Emergency Preparedness Museum
Corona-opening at the Emergency Preparedness Museum

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25 Apr 2021, 12:00 – 14:00

Emergency Preparedness Museum, Djuramossavägen 160, 263 65 Viken, Sweden

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Corona open at the Emergency Preparedness Museum April 24-25!

The Sunday after Midsummer, the Emergency Preparedness Museum will open for the season. We expect that the spread of infection will have dropped to the same level as last summer and that there will therefore be no problems with being open as usual.

We have been working on how to keep the museum open at least a few times before midsummer to avoid the spread of infection. The best way is of course to spread out your visitors in even numbers over the day. The Emergency Preparedness Museum also consists of several different buildings and with an even distribution of visitors in different locations, with plenty of time between groups, we do not see any problems with being open as long as it works in practice, i.e. that everyone who visits the museum on April 24-25 follows the rules of conduct…

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  • Adult 25/4 12.00

    One ticket for an adult

    SEK 120.00

    Sale ended
  • Children 7-17 years 25/4 12.00

    Ticket for children 7-17 years old ONLY when accompanied by a guardian!

    SEK 60.00

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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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