Vasaloppet Museum is the first Vasaloppet Museum in China that focuses on Vasaloppet cross-country skiing. It has the atmospheric slope roof modeling, thick and simple architectural temperament, the continuation of the Vasaloppet's birthplace - Sweden's Nordic classical architectural style. The stone walls are rugged and tough, the solid wood facades are sparsely interlaced with each other, the eaves and beams are beautifully modeled, and the overall building and the natural environment of Jingyuetan are skillfully combined and integrated.

In front of the Vasaloppet Museum stands the Champion Stone from Sweden, which records the names of the winners of the men's and women's categories of the 50-kilometer cross-country skiing race of the Vasaloppet International Ski Festival in Jingyuetan since 2003. The museum displays snowboards of different ages from 1910 to the present, showing in detail the evolution of snowboards through the ages.

In 2010 the Swedish Pavilion at the Shanghai World Expo was presented to the Changchun Municipal People's Government and permanently preserved in the Vasaloppet Museum for public exhibition. 2011 the Swedish Royal Family presented the Vasaloppet Museum with a snowboard of 100-year collection, made of walnut and 220 centimeters in length.