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As an indigenous and aboriginal people, the Sami have a different status from other ethnic minorities in Sweden. In 1977, the Riksdag (the Swedish Parliament) recognized the Sami as an indigenous people, which led to some empowerment and the establishment of a Sami Parliament. On the Sami Parliament's website, you can find a lot of information about the history of the Sami people, their culture, their handicrafts, but also their legal status and their quest for independence and autonomy within Sweden. A real mine of information!

Stockholms Museer transmits information and news about all the museums in Stockholm, schedules, prices, addresses, exhibitions... Through their website and mobile application, you can find your way to the art, culture, technology and history of the city of Stockholm. You can also get a museum map, a very useful tool, which contains a list of more than 90 museums and their location. Each museum also contains a description, and the map is updated. The maps can be found in stores or museums.