Musem med fokus på samtidskonst, rörlig bild och offentling konst.
Closed at the moment. Opens at 12.00
In the center of Borås, in the city's Culture House, is Borås Art Museum located – one of Sweden's largest museums for contemporary art outside the metropolitan regions. Free admission to all exhibitions and programs.
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Photo: Hendrik Zeitler
Opening hours
Opening hours:
Monday closed
Tuesday 12:00–17:00
Wednesday 12:00–17:00
Thursday 12:00–19:00
Friday 12:00–16:00
Saturday 12:00–16:00
Sunday 12:00–16:00
Exceptional opening hours:
Dec 11 - 12:00–16:00
Dec 20–Jan 5 - 12:00–16:00
Dec 24 - closed
Dec 25 - closed
Dec 26 - closed
Dec 31 - closed
Jan 1 - closed
Jan 6 jan - closed
Find us
Visiting address
Kulturhuset
P A Halls Terrass
504 56 Borås
Postal Address
Borås Konstmuseum
501 80 Borås
Delivery Address
Borås Konstmuseum
PA Halls Terrass 4
504 56 Borås
Public Transport:
The nearest bus stop is "Bäckängsskolan." You can get there by taking bus lines 1, 3, 5, and 8.
Parking:
The nearest parking is located between Kulturhuset and Bäckängsgymnasiet.
Tours
Borås Art Museum has free admission, and our regular tours and introductions at the museum are free of charge. For private group tours, see the information below.
Tours at the museum
Guided tours is offered as follows:
Tuesdays: Introduction (approx. 15 min) at 2 PM
Thursdays: Tour at 2 PM
Saturdays: Tour at 2 PM
For more information, contact: bokningar.konstmuseum@boras.se
Book a group tour
View our current exhibitions or take a guided tour around Borås to see sculptures and urban art.
Contact us to customize your visit, for example with a meal at Utbult, the restaurant in Kulturhuset.
Costs: Booked tours for private groups
Tour (40-60 minutes) 1000 SEK
Evening tour (after 5 PM) and weekends 1500 SEK
Bookings are only accepted via email: bokningar.konstmuseum@boras.se
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Restaurant
In Kulturhuset, right next to the museum, you'll find the restaurant Utbult Borneby & Co, which offers a bistro and café menu.
Link to Utbult Borneby & Co (new window)
Länk till annan webbplats, öppnas i nytt fönster.
Accessibility
Before Your Visit:
Transportation service (färdtjänst): Transportation services drop off passengers right at the entrance of Kulturhuset.
Pets: Guide and assistance dogs are allowed, but please inform the entrance staff so they are aware of the presence of pets in the museum.
Wheelchairs: If needed, there is a wheelchair available for loan. Please ask for assistance at the entrance.
Storage Facilities: On the basement level, there are coat hangers and free lockers available. Inform the entrance staff if you need to use the lockers.
Restrooms: There are restrooms on every floor of the museum. One to the right in the entrance, one upstairs, and several on the basement level, as well as in the studio. The restroom at the entrance is accessible.
Changing Table: The restroom near the entrance is equipped with a changing table.
Food and Drink: Eating or drinking brought-in food is not allowed in the museum premises, but please feel free to visit the restaurant in Kulturhuset.
On site:
Elevators: There is an elevator and stairs at the entrance that take you to the exhibitions on the second floor, as well as down to the cloakroom in the basement.
Seating: There are available seating areas on all floors throughout the museum. In the entrance, there are foldable chairs that you can carry with you during your visit. The number of seats and their placement may vary depending on the exhibition.
Language: Our staff speaks Swedish and English, and we offer guided tours in these languages.
Sign Language and Audio Description: Please contact the museum in advance if you need help arranging sign language or audio description services.
Tillgänglighetsdatabasen (Accessibility Database): This is a database that provides information on the physical accessibility of various places for your everyday visits to public services, stores, restaurants, outdoor areas, and other destinations.