Radio Museum Visitor Information |
| Opening hours |
| Monday | | Closed |
| Tuesday | | 12-15 |
| Wednesday | | 12-20 |
| Thursday | | 12-15 |
| Friday | | 12-15 |
Saturdays and Sundays 12.00-15.00 with exception of bank holidays when the museum is closed. Visits at other times by prior appointment.
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| Admission fee |
Adults: 50 kr
Children under the age of sixteen: Free,
Groups of ten persons or more: 30 kr/person
Member of the Radio History Society of West Sweden has free admission to the museum when showing the member card.
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| E-mail |
info radiomuseet.se
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| Telephone |
031-779 21 01, 010-234 15 18
from outside Sweden +46 31 779 21 01 |
| Address |
Anders Carlssons gata 2, 417 55 GÖTEBORG, Sweden
Götaverken Industrial Estate.
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| Map |
Click here to see a map
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| Public transport |
- Bus 16 to Regnbågsgatan
- The ferry Älvsnabben from Lilla Bommen or Rosenlund to Lindholmenspiren
Check the route and the time table on Västtrafik.
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| Conference area |
For internal meetings and for renting to societies and companies, an auditorium
seating about 80 people is available, the Hugo Hammar Hall. It is named after the
founder of the Götaverken Shipyard, Hugo Hammar, who was an honorary
doctor of engineering. The Hall is a highly regarded meeting-place and is used
for club meetings, fairs, exhibitions and the like.
In the Hugo Hammar Hall there is a grand model of The Swedish Ship Götheborg given to the museum by Åke Karlberg. Click at the picture if you want to see a bigger one.
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| Description |
Click here for a short description of the museum
Click here for a broschure in PDF-format. |
| Plus giro |
Account No. 13 88 68-5 |
| Bank giro |
Account No. 5852-2244
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