SkanSen:Skansen Museum, Sweden The museum is an outdoor folklore museum on Stockholm Zoo Island, Sweden, founded by Arthur Hazrius in 1891; it aims to showcase life in pre-industrial Sweden throughout the country.

The museum contains about 160 houses and farmhouses from all over Sweden. The museum contains about 160 houses and farmhouses from all over Sweden, as well as species of animals unique to Scandinavia. The museum, which covers an area of approximately 300,000 square meters, presents a complete picture of the 19th century town, where shoemakers, silversmiths, bakers and glassblowers demonstrated traditional work in traditional costumes.

The zoo is home to many species of Scandinavian animals, including wolves, lynx, wolf leopards, brown bears, moose, Scandinavian nightingales, eagles, European bison, red foxes, wild swans, Arctic cats, otters, sea lions and more.

Djurpark & Museum med bl.a. Allsång & Julmarknad. skansen är Sveriges äldsta friluftsmuseum och Stockholms enda djurpark.

Skansen, the world's oldest open-air museum, was Originally it formed a department of Nordiska museet, Sweden's museum of folklore, but since 1963 it has been an independent foundation. Skansen receives an annual grant from the Ministry of Culture. Besides the director of Skansen, Mr. John Brattmyhr, the board consists of four members appointed by the government Besides the director of Skansen, Mr. John Brattmyhr, the board consists of four members appointed by the government and two members appointed by the council of Nordiska museet (the Nordic museum).