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Arboga Robot Museum

Arboga Robot Museum is a museum that reflects the robot development in Sweden. The business is run by Robot Historical Society in Arboga .The collection spans from the first Swedish-developed robot to the arming of the JAS 39 Gripen . A total of Arboga robot museum about 25 different robots from the army , navy and air force in the permanent exhibition. The museum also has copies of the German robot V-1 and the experimental robot 310, which was a Swedish design that was developed by the former as a model. In addition, it sets out the air - and robot simulators, STRIL equipment and power supplies.

Arboga Museum

The museum is situated in Arboga center in the orstromska house on Nygatan 37th The house was built in 1846 by merchant Anders orstrom and displayed as a re-created grosshandlarhem. The museum also houses the photo archives, libraries, newspaper inserts, museum shop and space for temporary exhibitions.

Brewery Museum

The museum is Sweden's only preserved trabryggeri, now housed at Arboga brewery old granary. There you can see all the tools that were used in the production of beer. The museum also houses a photo exhibition and an extensive brewing library.

The Town Hall

The Town Hall The town hall was originally built as a church in the 15th Century. During the reformation in the 16th Century Gustav Vasa gave the church to the people of Arboga and its new purpose was to be the town hall. However the king used the house as his own private residence instead. His daughter, Cecilia, Countess of Arboga, also lived here in 1570. From 1640 to the present day Arboga’s town council has had offices here.

The Church of the Holy Trinity

The Church of the Holy Trinity Work on the first church buildings was begun in the 13th Century the earliest plans were of a monastery for an order of Franciscan monks which had settled in Arboga. Early in the 16th Century Gustav Vasa broke with the Roman Catholic Church and the monastery was opened as a church for the people of Arboga.
During renovations in the 17th Century a church tower was added to the building. Among the artifacts of the church is the pulpit from 1736, beautifully carved by the royal sculptor Buchard Precht. The light fittings in brass are believed to be the largest in Sweden, possibly the whole of Scandinavia. 13th Century murals are displayed on the south wall, including a depiction of the life of Saint Francis.
 

March - May

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