Art
Colour! An exhibition for children and curious gro
Note: The exhibition is open on weekends and school holidays.Become a colour explorer! Put on a lab coat, slip on a pair of color goggles, and step through the colour portal. Experience and explore colour in different ways in the exhibition’s vibrant and immersive rooms. Colour! is a sensory and playful exhibition aimed at children aged 6–12 and their curious adults. Venue: Nationalmuseum, Stockholm Date: Sun 20 Sep 2026 – Sun 12 Aug 2029 nationalmuseum.se
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- Gamla stan
- City
- Stockholm
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- June 26, 2026
- Updated
- September 21, 2026
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- Visit Stockholm (Stockholm Business Region AB), CC BY 4.0
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