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Join us through the city quarters and learn more about it and the history of Skansen.

Visit the stable and learn something new about our horses.

Learn more about the inhabitants in the Baltic sea

The Sami is one indigenous people and are the only ones living in Europe. 370 milion people in 90 countries around the world are indigenous and make out 5% of the global population.

Welcome to Arturs kafé, situated just outside the beautiful Hazelius entrance. To sit here and enjoy a Swedish fika is well worth the effort.

In the Skåne Mine - Skånska Gruvan - outside Skansen you can find this cozy café serving both tasty and light food as well as bread and pastries from their own bakery.

The Engineering works (Mekaniska verkstaden) is based on a factory that was founded in 1889 and produced compression-ignition engines among its wares.

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.

The Farm Labourer’s Cottage (Statarlängan) contains dwellings for two families and shows how they lived about 1920.

In the Lodge by the Bollnäs square you find one of Skansen's museum shops. It's open in the summer and on holidays like the Advent weekends and on Chrismas Eve.

Gubbhyllan lies at the foot of the Skansen escalator. It was built in 1816 and served principally as a summer residence until 1852.