Explore the National Nordic Museum with a Docent-Led Tour
Dive deeper into Nordic culture, art, and history with a personalized, guided tour led by our knowledgeable docents! Perfect for groups, these tours offer an engaging way to explore our exhibits and learn more about the stories behind them. Please contact us at programs@nordicmuseum.org to plan your visit and learn more about group discount rates for 10+ people. Tours are available by reservation only and must be booked at least two weeks in advance to ensure availability.
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About the Museum
Learn MoreThrough our exhibits and programs, we promote Nordic themes like our connection to nature and the constant pursuit of social justice. We explore how these values inform the world today across cultures.
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Hours & Directions
Learn MoreThe museum is open Tuesday through Sunday 10am – 5pm. Paid parking is available on the south side of the building.
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Buying Tickets
Learn MoreThe best way to visit the Museum is to reserve your tickets online, in-advance. While walk-ins are always welcome, securing your ticket online will guarantee your entrance.
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Accessibility
Learn MoreOur facility meets ADA-certified accessibility standards. We also have options for wheelchair loans, magnifiers available for low vision guests, and more.
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What’s in the Neighborhood
Learn MoreThe Museum is located in Ballard, a Seattle neighborhood with a rich history of Nordic immigration. Today, it's a vibrant, diverse neighborhood located on Seattle’s working waterfront with plenty to explore–restaurants, shops, nightlife, breweries, and the Hiram Chittenden Locks.
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Freya
Learn MoreFreya is a Nordic-inspired restaurant that’s the perfect spot to visit anytime you want to experience a taste of Nordic cuisine.
