Plan your visit
Everything you need to know before, during and after your visit to Skansen.
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Skansen is open every day, all year round. Here, you can find more information about our opening hours and entry prices. Skansen is cashless.
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Skansen is on Djurgården, in central Stockholm. It’s easy to get here by foot, bicycle, tram, bus or ferry.
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Skansen should be accessible for everyone! You can find out more about accessibility at the park here.
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What’s happening at Skansen? Our calendar has details of everything that’s happening at the park.
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Our shops have a unique range of items for all ages. Classic crafts, contemporary design and Skansen’s own collection.
Curious about what's happening today?
Entrance 10.00–16.00
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Easter holiday
Today, 10.00-16.00
- For children
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Food and beverages at Bollnästorget
Today, 10.00-16.00
- Food and drinks
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Arturs kafé
Today, 9.00-16.00
- Food and drinks
Frequently asked questions
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Tickets
Tickets can be bought both at any entrance and online at skansenbiljett.se
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Opening hours
Skansen are open every day all year round.
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Washrooms and Baby changing
There are several washrooms in the area, all of them has changing tables.
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Picnic
You are welcome to bring your own food and eat it at one of our picnic areas or bring a blanket and find a nice spot yourself. Please do not picnic around our historical houses or at the church yard. You are not allowed to bring your own barbecue but at low season there are fires lit for barbecueing.
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Stroller renting
There are buggies for rent at our entrances.
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Guided tours
In all open houses and farmsteads, our staff will tell you all about the house and the time it is from.
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Dogs
The only dogs allowed are assistance dogs. Dogs assisting disabled guests should be properly vaccinated and wearing a vest.
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Lost and found
Lost belongings are collected at the main entrance. If you are missing something, please email to hittegods@skansen.se or call +468-442 82 09 between 1-2 pm daily