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1, Hakarpsvägen, 561 41, Huskvarna, SE Sweden
contacts phone: +46 36 14 61 62
website: www.husqvarnamuseum.se
larger map & directionsLatitude: 57.78679, Longitude: 14.2836093
Frédéric Piret
::A mix and match of stuff produced by the fabric (guns, motorcycle, bicycles, washing machines, kitchen appliances, chainsaws, etc...). Interesting to see how some of these things developed over the years.
Emanuel Kantis
::Must see. Interesting
Cristofaro Pompermaier
::What a beautiful history Husqvarna has. The museum is very beautiful with lots of products from the very beginning until late days. If you like motorcycles this is your place. I have been to Harley-Davidson in Milwaukee, therefore I can compare to a very high standard motorcycle museum. This place besides it is not only about motorcycle made me feel that I need to buy one to me.
Gunnar Hormann
::An absolute must for every Husqvarna rider. The motorcycle exhibit is huge and full of famous, rare and unique bikes including several prototypes and the 2001 SMR 570 with which Eddy Seel won the European championship. Sadly the exhibition ends with MJ 2004 but the plethora of historic bikes makes more than up for that. I've spent about 2 1/2 hours there and I only managed to see the motorcycle exhibit which only makes up half of the museum.
Christiaan Kuiken
::If you like old motorcycles and arms, the place to visit. A small area is dedicated to sewing machines and household appliances. Most signage in Swedish and English.