Sweden’s Museum of the Year 2019 award has been given to the Museum of Sketches in the university city of Lund.

A “spring meeting” during three days will stress Swedish values and present the Museum of the Year 2019 award.

Three Swedish museums, dedicated to mountains, women’s history and the artistic process, are up for the 2019 award.

A 145-tonne former KLM Boeing 747 has been transported overland to a future as a 5D-experience tourist attraction.

Pop House AB, which also runs the nearby ABBA The Museum and Pop House Hotel, will buy the Hasselbacken in Stockholm.

A “fun and exciting” exhibition revealing what food and drink will be like in 30 years will be open for most of 2019.

The French capital – and the rest of France – is on yellow alert, with many tourist sites to close on Saturday.

After five years of renovation and modernisation, the art gallery has been transformed, its display space radically expanded.

easyJet launches its first route from London Gatwick to Aarhus today, adding to the flow of incoming tourists.

Tourists, residents and incentive groups visiting the city will be taken on a journey exploring the many varied tastes of beer.

Experts fear that the Viking ships at Bygdøy, which see half a million visitors a year, could break apart without funding.

A pop-up museum will exhibit the world’s most revolting and evil-smelling snacks.

A prize-winning Solar Egg, which doubles as a sauna visitors can arrange to experience, will soon be on show.

Working on opening the new museum, scheduled for 2020, “feels more important than ever”, a Swedish politician says.

Operation Archery was a raid by a Norwegian and British force on the Nazi-controlled port of Måløy in late 1941.

Roald Amundsen’s ship Maud was built in Vollen near Oslo; now a new museum will display the vessel.

Radical cuts and redundancies are needed due to a big reduction in state funding since 2016.

Oslo’s famous Munch Museum is showing an original work of art outside the museum for the first time.

Poor storage facilities and a wetter climate mean that mould is destroying cultural heritage.

A lighthouse’s last stand, a new national park, an adventure park, art and jewellery, and a rollercoaster.