A tour of the World War II spy centre, Östermalm in Stockholm. Unique fates and stories that show in a different picture than the generally known.
Follow along to some of the addresses that housed spy organizations in World War II Stockholm, hear about Astrid Lindgren in counterintelligence, what Norwegian resistance fighters did in Sweden, about “Sepal bases”, why Sweden had 900 Americans “interned” and why Stockholm was called “The Casablanca of the North”. Also, get an explanation for WHY Sweden didn't participate in the fighting in the war, the reason is not the one you likely been taught in school.
Hear also about Sweden's important role in one of the world's greatest exploits in encryption and why the Japanese Marine Attaché's uniform and samurai sword and his wife's kimono can be found at the Army Museum and much, much more.
In addition, we will be able to show off an occasional unique medal as well as a camera with a very special story.
DISCOUNTS!
Group discount: Are you between 5 and 10 people in a company? Book with a group discount of 20% for the entire group. Contact us for booking
For questions you can call/message 073-730 9499
NOTE!
We follow the Swedish Consumer Agency's guidelines regarding events, which means that a refund of the paid booking fee will only be made if the event is cancelled. In case of illness or other reasons for missing the event, no refund will be made and instead offered the opportunity to attend another event at the same or lower cost.
Swedish Spy Museum Project is a voluntary driven project to create a museum of intelligence history in Sweden, a "Swedish Spy Museum".
Our skilled guides take you through stories of spies, agents, and secret and covert activities in Sweden throughout history, where we put these in their historical context.
Until our project with a physical museum can be realized, we organize lectures and during the summer months, various “Spy” Walking tours.
Our spy tours are walks in areas of intelligence historical interest, currently only within Stockholm County, but other tours may come later.
The walks vary in length but usually last between 2½ to 3½ hours depending on the extent of the hike and the guest's involvement. For more specific information, click the book button under our respective events.
Of course, both customized walks and lectures are offered. For more information, please contact Johan by email: johan@swedishspymuseum.se or by phone: 073-730 94 99