New Year's Eve
Welcome the new year with a stunning view over Stockholm as your back drop. Our New Year's celebration dates back to the 1890s and is experienced by the Solliden stage and via live broadcast on Swedish television, SVT.
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Buy your entrance ticket in advance to enter the park faster – choose between a combination ticket for daytime from 10:00 to 16:00 + from 20:00, or an evening ticket valid from 20:00.
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Bag restrictions
Please note that there is a total bag ban at Skansen’s stage events, and all audience members will be searched upon entry to the Sollidenplanen. The bag ban applies to all types of bags, regardless of size, including both transparent and non-transparent bags. Exceptions are made for individuals who, for medical reasons, need to bring a bag into the area.
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Food and drinks
Terrassen, the Solliden restaurant, is closed for renovations, but at the Bollnäs Square, you will find hot beverages, burgers, wraps, and other tasty food during the day until 4:00 PM. From 8:00 PM until midnight, a limited selection of food and non-alcoholic beverages will be available outdoors at the Solliden area. Welcome!
New Year's concert in Seglora Church
A new beginning, a restart, and the phenomenon of predicting the events of the coming year – throughout all times, different cultures, and calendar systems, the turn of the year has marked a transition worth celebrating. But how and why do we celebrate New Year?
In the picture, Anders de Wahl is seen reciting ‘The New Year’s Bells’ in 1930 at Skansen.
Find to the Solliden stage
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| 31 December 2024 | 20.00-24.00 |