Today at Skansen
Opening hours 10.00–18.00
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Talk about the seal
Today, 14.00
- For children
- Zoo
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Fishtalk – learn more about the Baltic Sea
Today, 11.00, 14.30
- For children
- Zoo
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Arturs kafé
Today, 9.00-16.00
- Food and drinks
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Discover Stockholm’s greatest Midsummer celebrations! At Skansen, Midsummer lasts for three days from morning to late night with dancing and games around the May pole, folk music, midsummer market and much more. Welcome to join in June 19–21!
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It isn’t summer whitout popular sing-along show Allsång at Skansen! The greatest folk festival of the year is under the direction of Pernilla Wahlgren – come to Solliden stage to enjoy the summer, entertainment, and sing along!
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Let us take you on a guided tour around selected parts of Skansen – learn more about Sweden’s history, flora and fauna. Available in Swedish, English, German, Spanish and French.
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Weekends
Every Saturday and Sunday you are welcome to join us through the City Quarters to learn more about its buildings and the history of Skansen.
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Online gift shop
Find the perfect gift! Discover Swedish crafts and innovative design. Shop ceramics, toys, souvenirs, classic decorations and exclusive Skansen collections.
Don’t miss Skansen in bloom, from baby animals to flower beds, folk music and dancing – buy Skansen’s annual pass! The pass is earned on your second visit and also gives you discounts in our shops and restaurants.
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Explore
Midsummer marks the summer solstice, thus we celebrate the summer itself. The significance of Midsummer has its roots in both folklore and Christianity, but the magic surrounding the night continues to captivate us.
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Explore
Learn about the Baltic Sea at Skansen’s Baltic Sea Science Center. The Baltic Sea we know today is a young part of the world’s oceans, less than 3,000 years old. Before that, it has been both a lake and a sea with varying salinity, and it continues to change.