The Skansen Open Air Museum is the world's first open air museum, which was founded in 1891. The Skansen Museum presents people from a variety of perspectives to the old Swedish folk life. It covers an area of more than 30 hectares and has 150 houses. In the house, there are grass-top wooden houses or brick houses in the Sgne region of southern Sweden, as well as conical wooden houses in the northern part of the Lapp. There are also church steeples and bell towers. Brought together buildings across Sweden. The park features old Swedish folk and traditional architecture as well as a variety of animals living on the Skansen Peninsula. A large part of the museum is a zoo filled with laughter from children and parents.