Elmrothska garveriet med kopparslageri och målarverkstad is a museum located in Södertälje that showcases a historical craftsmanship environment reminiscent of the 1860s. The museum features a variety of buildings from different periods in the area, including a residential house, barn, workshop, and storage facilities. Among its notable attractions are two workshops: a copper, tin, and plate workshop established in 1910, and a painter's workshop from 1900, which originally belonged to Per August Sandholm.
The museum offers audio tours that provide insights into the Elmroth tannery and copper workshop, enhancing the educational experience for visitors. It aims to preserve local heritage and history through interactive exhibits that highlight traditional trades and craftsmanship. The museum is situated near the Torekällberget outdoor museum, making it a part of a broader cultural landscape in Södertälje. The environment is designed to be family-friendly, with engaging activities that cater to visitors of all ages.