Nobel architectural and culinary experience

For anyone fascinated by the stories behind the world’s most celebrated achievements, the Nobel Prize Museum in Stockholm offers an experience unlike any other—especially its unique culinary highlight on Nobel Day, December 10. The museum is located in the historic Stock Exchange Building "Börshuset" on Stortorget square in Stockholm’s Old Town. This stunning example of 18th-century French Rococo architecture, with its high ceilings, classic details, and elegant design, provides a grand backdrop that beautifully complements the museum’s modern exhibitions and spaces. But the museum brings Alfred Nobel’s legacy to life not only through guided tours and exhibitions—it also offers a gastronomic journey that reflects the elegance and glamour of the official Nobel Banquet. The centerpiece is a specially crafted three-course Nobel lunch served at the museum on Nobel Day during Nobel Week, which runs from December 6 to 12. This menu celebrates Sweden’s culinary heritage, with locally sourced, seasonal ingredients, selected and prepared to honor both tradition and innovation. It’s a rare chance to taste the flavors that echo the official banquet held at Stockholm City Hall, where laureates and guests, including the Swedish royal family, celebrate this prestigious occasion. A highlight on Nobel Day is enjoying your meal while following the live broadcast of the Nobel Prize award ceremonies from Stockholm and Oslo.