The Scania Museum

The Scania Museum — Marcus Wallenberg Hall showcases Scania’s vehicles, engines and industrial history across themed halls including "This is Scania", "Our Heritage" and the Main Hall. The site mixes indoor exhibits with outdoor vehicle displays and an on-site shop.

Admission is free and the museum generally operates weekdays (official hours listed as Monday–Friday 08:00–16:45). The official page notes occasional multi-day closures and seasonal limitations, so contact reception before you visit.

A compact, industry-focused museum that highlights Scania’s past products and its vision for sustainable transport.

Look out for:

• Historic trucks, buses and engines across the Main Hall and Railway Hall.

• "The Shift" exhibition explaining Scania’s sustainability and future transport concepts.

• Outdoor vehicle displays during periods when indoor exhibitions are reduced.

• The on-site shop (card payments only).

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a weekday morning, confirm opening and exhibit availability with reception beforehand (email or phone), and allow 60–90 minutes to see themed halls and the main collection.

• Admission is free but the museum may have seasonal or multi‑day closures.

• Check availability before visiting: receptionen.mwhallen@scania.com or +46 8‑553 825 00.

• Shop accepts card payments only.

• Guided tours for the general public are not generally available; events can restrict access.