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Restauration Gubbhyllan

Gubbhyllan lies at the foot of the Skansen escalator. It was built in 1816 and served principally as a summer residence until 1852 when it was acquired by a pastry cook called Wilhelm Davidson. He opened a Swiss café selling cakes and apertifs. Now Gubbhyllan is home to the Restauration Gubbhyllan, with excellent food and coffee, healthy drinks and delicious cakes.

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Opening hours
Today 15/8 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tue 16/8 10:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wed 17/8 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thu 18/8 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Fri 19/8 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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The Skittle Alley (Kägelbanan) to the side of Gubbhyllan is a copy. Skittles were very popular in Sweden during the nineteenth century. It was common for pubs, inns, factories and country houses to have their own skittle alleys.

The Garden Pavilion (Trädgårdspaviljongen) by the
Skit­tle Alley was moved to Skansen from central Stockholm where it was
erected in 1879. The framework is of cast-iron with transomed windows
and the building is ten metres long and two and a half metres wide.

Food & drink

Stora Gungan Tavern

Restauration Gubbhyllan

Bageriet - the Bakery

Café Petissan

Skansen Terrassen

Waffle Stand

Gamla Krogen at the Bollnäs Square

Café Flickorna Helin

Balderslunden

Bollnäs grillroom

Picnic areas

Kafé Koloni

Tre Byttor Tavern

Solliden Restaurant

Christmas smorgasbord and buffet

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