The Museum of Medieval Stockholm is an archaeological parade!
Description:
The Museum of Medieval Stockholm was created on the basis of archaeological excavations on the island of Helgeandsholmen, which is located in close proximity to the Swedish Parliament and the Royal Palace.
My author’s excursion will give an opportunity to trace the history of medieval Stockholm from the middle of the XIII century.
Archaeological exhibits and legends of medieval Sweden against the background of a fragment of the city wall of the era of Gustav Vasa will take you to those days when people drank beer instead of water, children from 7 years worked on a par with adults, livestock moved freely through the city streets, and citizens wore special shoes on shoes so as not to get bogged down in street sewage.
We will get acquainted with different aspects of the life of the inhabitants of the medieval city, the customs and harsh customs of the bygone era (you will see even the place of execution and understand who and why sought to take the post of executioner).
At the end of the tour, modern methods of anthropology and computer 3D animation will allow you to meet ... with the founder of the city, Birger Jarl.
Come, it will be interesting!