Welcome to HAMN the Battlefield museum in Nacka
Seven years of archaeological excavations on the battlefield around Baggensstäket in Nacka has resulted in Sweden’s first battlefield museum – HAMN. The museum opened on June 1, 2014.
On August 13, 1719, Swedish and Russian troops fought in the Battle of Stäket during the Great Nordic War. The Swedes described the battle as a Swedish victory – while the Russians pronounced themselves as victors. Thanks to archaeological excavations and new studies of archival material, a different interpretation of the battle has been brought to light.
The HAMN museum consists of nearly a thousand square meters of captivating history told through unique objects, images, documents, audio, and films. The exhibition also tells the story of Fisksätra, a modern suburb built in the 1960s and 1970s, which became Sweden’s most densely populated area with people from a great number of different nations.
The exhibition at HAMN tells the local history of Nacka, beginning in the 4th century AD and all through the Swedish so-called Million Programme in the mid-20th century. Artefacts from the Viking era and the 18th century are displayed.
Contact us
Email address: info@hamnmuseum.se
Telephone: (+46) 8 570 31 110
Address
Brantvägen 3
133 42 Saltsjöbaden
Sweden
Opening hours
Entrance fee
We do no longer accept cash payment. You can pay by card or Swish.

Guided tours
We offer guided tours in Swedish and English. A guided tour takes approximately 45-60 minutes. Maximum participants are 25 people/guide. The guide fee is 900 SEK + entrance fee per person weekdays before 4 pm, and 1600 SEK + entrance fee per person weekdays after 4 pm and weekends.
Contact us for an inquiry at info@hamnmuseum.se or (+46)8-570 31 110.

Getting here
Local transport
Take a bus from Slussen to Henriksdal and change to the light railway (Saltsjöbanan) towards Saltsjöbaden. Disembark at Fisksätra and enjoy a five-minute walk to the museum. Alternatively, take a bus from Slussen to Nacka Forum and change to bus 465 towards Fisksätra.
By car
The HAMN museum is located about 13 kilometers/8 miles from Slussen in Stockholm. It takes about 15 minutes by car. Follow Stadsgårdshamnen to Route 222. Continue on Route 222 and take Saltsjöbadsleden. Take the exit towards Fisksätra from Saltsjöbadsleden. Continue on Fisksätravägen and follow the signs towards the museum.
Facilities and access
Disabled access
The museum is fully accessible to wheelchair users. There is an elevator to the second level, with an automatic door and audio announcements.
Toilets
Access the toilets from the museum shop and entrance. Disabled toilet available. Please note that the passageway to the toilets is 0,9 meters wide.
Baby changing
Facilities can be found in the disabled toilet.
Cloakroom and free lockers
Unsupervised cloakroom and free lockers are located in the museum shop and entrance.
Pets
Due to allergies, we do not allow pets in the museum.
Food and drink
Food and drink is not allowed in the exhibitions. There is a restaurant next door to the museum.
Folding seats
Folding seats are available to borrow at all times.
Information texts
The exhibitions have information texts in both Swedish and English.
Free Wi-Fi
Connect your mobile or tablet in the museum, free of charge.