The Nobel Museum, located in the Gamla Stan (Old Town) area of Stockholm, Sweden, is a museum that narrates the history of the Nobel Prizes and the life of their founder, Alfred Nobel. Opened in 2001, the museum exhibits the history of the Nobel Prizes, biographies of laureates, and significant discoveries in the awarded fields. Through interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations, visitors can explore the contributions of the Nobel Prizes to humanity. The Nobel Museum is an inspiring place for anyone interested in science, literature, and peace. Additionally, the museum provides information about the annual Nobel Prize ceremony held in Stockholm and details the processes of how the prizes are awarded.