F11 Flygmuseum

Heads-up:n- It is a tiny museum with only 3-4 planes, and few artifacts.n- The space is barely sufficient to walk around freely, can be difficult if crowded.n- It is essential that you know Swedish well as 75% of information is in Swedish. The personnel can help you to some extent by translating to English. The app doesn't render information in English.nnThe flight simulator here is perhaps the main attraction. Ensure you book well in advance as the slots are mostly filled up quickly.nI ain't into flight simulators but my friend who has previous experience with those wasn't impressed. IMHO, it's good if you are an absolute beginner. Note that the entry to the museum is free if one buys the flight simulator for 30min, else you can paylesser just for the museum entry.nnI liked the section about balloon reconnaissance. The Spitfire engine on display also was a happy moment for me.nnThe parking space is equivalent to the size of the museum, so try to be early.nnIf you live in Nyköping or around, or are going to visit Skavsta airport, it is worth visiting. It doesn't fully justify driving there from a far off place.

Great place, run by volunteers. The planes are preserved in a very good shape. I recommend take booking on one of the few flying simulators there. Nice atmosphere, place definitely worth a visit.

Super interesting museum with some great exhibits...highly recommended for the flight enthusiast with a unique collection of flight simulators and helpful knowledgeable staff....

My son loved the flight simulator.nIt was fun and educational, an overall good experience for us.

Such a great place and friendly instructors. We tried 3 flight simulators over our 2 visits and had so much fun. It is also very interesting to see the museum items and learn from the very knowledgable people who work there.