Husqvarna Museum
Husqvarna fabriksmuseum
The factory museum of the century-old Husqvarna brand, tracing more than three centuries of manufacturing, from rifles and sewing machines to motorcycles.
Husqvarna began in 1689 as a royal arms factory. It later expanded into sewing machines, kitchenware, motorcycles and chainsaws, and it is one of Sweden’s best-known industrial brands. The museum occupies the old factory site beside a waterfall on the Husqvarna River. It displays historic firearms, sewing machines and classic off-road motorcycles, and motorcycle enthusiasts in particular love it. Admission costs about 80 SEK. The museum is about 7 km from Jönköping city centre, roughly 20 minutes by bus, and you can continue along the riverside waterfall trail.
Opening hours
Open daily in summer; in other seasons open on weekend or weekday afternoons; check the website
Nearby sights
- Vätterstranden
- Kristine Church
- Jönköping County Museum
- Match Museum
- Jönköping City Park
- Näs Castle Ruin
- Taberg
- Brahe Church