News
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Tom Tits Experiment and Torekällberget in Freshly Baked Collaboration
Toni Nieminen, pastry chef, and Sisia Lopez Müller, café manager at Lindblom's Café & Bakery. Photographer: Niclas Carlsson
Tom Tits Experiment and Lindblom's Café & Bakery at Torekällberget are starting a new collaboration. By offering a first-class selection of pastries, complemented with their own coffee roasting, Tom Tit hopes to attract more coffee-loving visitors. The collaboration also strengthens the ties between two important players within the municipality.
Read the full press release here
Theme for 2024 - train like an astronaut
In 2024, we at Tom Tits Experiment will leave the earthly realm and instead gaze into the infinite space. More precisely, you will have the opportunity to train like an astronaut. In terms of muscles, heart, and brain, there are several experiments where you can challenge yourself and try out how astronauts train for a space mission. Of course, all our 400 experiments remain in the building for those who want to explore other things else as well! Inspiration has been taken from Mission X.
Voted favorite museum in Stockholm
Tom Tits Experiment has been voted Stockholmers' favorite museum of 2024, competing with the Army Museum and the Vasa Museum, which placed second and third respectively. The award is presented by the consulting company Evimetrix, which annually conducts a survey where 1500 Stockholmers give their opinions on the museums in the region. At this year's gala, held at Junibacken on the evening of Tuesday, February 20th, Tom Tits was also named "Climber of the Year" and winner in the "Children's Perspective" category
First Prize
- Stockholmers' Favorite Museum
- Climber of the Year
- Children's Perspective
Second Prize
- Best Exhibitions
Third Prize
- Museum with the Strongest Brand
Evimetrix, the organization behind the survey, states in its press release that the most important factor for visitor satisfaction has traditionally been the exhibitions. This year, it has instead shifted to learning. Exhibitions remain important, but learning has become even more crucial.
