Störlinge Lantbruks och Motormuseum

Störlinge Lantbruks och Motormuseum is a privately owned museum on east Öland with a large collection of tractors, cars, motorcycles, mopeds, engines, toys and local everyday objects dating from the 20th century. Many exhibits come from Öland and the displays reflect regional agricultural and transport history.

The museum opened in 2008 and sits in the traditional row village of Störlinge. There is an on-site café and shop, the site is described as accessible, and the museum accepts pre-booked group visits; seasonal opening hours vary, so check the official website or contact the museum before you go.

A compact, well-curated private collection focused on agricultural machinery and motor vehicles with many locally sourced objects.

Look out for:

• Restored tractors and farm engines from Swedish rural history.

• Classic cars, motorcycles and mopeds spanning mid‑20th century models.

• Small domestic and workshop objects from Öland that add social context.

• Café Störlinge for coffee and light refreshments on site.

Best way to experience it: Visit during the museum's open season and allow 1–2 hours to walk the exhibits and stop at the café. If you’re coming with a club or larger group, contact the museum ahead to arrange a group visit or guided time slot.

• Check seasonal opening hours on the official site or call before travel.

• Admission fees and group rates are listed on the museum website.

• The site includes Café Störlinge and a small souvenir shop.

• The museum reports being accessible; contact them for specific needs.