Today at Skansen
Opening hours 10.00–15.00
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Arturs kafé
Today, 9.00-16.00
- Food and drinks
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Café Flickorna Helin
Today, 9.00-17.00
- Food and drinks
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Engineering workshop
Today, 10.00-15.00
- Cultural history
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Encounter Swedish wildlife, domestic animals and native breeds. Learn about animals, our natural environment and how we can contribute to biodiversity together.
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Come on a journey of discovery among our historic houses. Meet people from the past and experience customs, traditions and everyday life.
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Let us take you on a guided tour around selected parts of Skansen. Listen and find out more about Sweden’s history, flora and fauna.
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This hands-on experience offers the chance to care for animals, learn about their needs, and enjoy a fun, unforgettable day at Skansen.
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Make your visit to Stockholm unforgettable – join our expert zookeepers for an up-close experience with Nordic wildlife.
Skansen is the world’s oldest open-air museum, showcasing the whole of Sweden with houses, animals and traditions from every part of the country.
Upcoming at Skansen
1 April 2025, 10.00-15.00
- Cultural history
The post office consists of a lobby and the actual office. Behind these are the family quarters.
1 April 2025, 10.00-15.00
- Cultural history
The Engineering works (Mekaniska verkstaden) is based on a factory that was founded in 1889 and produced compression-ignition engines among its wares.
1 April 2025, 10.00-16.00
- Cultural history
The Älvros Farmstead shows what life was like at a farmstead in Härjedalen in northern Sweden. Here, the main way of life involved cattle breeding.
1 April 2025, 10.00-16.00
- Cultural history
Seglora Church (Seglora kyrka) comes from a parish in Västergötland. The old wooden church dating from 1730 was abandoned when a new church, built of stone, was erected in 1903.