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Summer break at Skansen

Spend a summer day at Skansen – one of Stockholm's most unique attractions. Meet Nordic animals, explore historic buildings, enjoy family activities and discover Swedish traditions, all in one place.

FAQ

  • Where are the toilets and changing tables?

    Toilets are located at the Main Entrance, Hazelius Gate, The Children’s Zoo, Vaktstugan, behind Högloftet, Skogens hus and the slope right above Galejan. All toilets have a changing table. Accessible toilets are located at the main entrance, the Hazelius gate, Skogens hus and behind Högloftet. The facilities behind Bredablick, inside Skansen Terrassen and near the main entrance are accessible for wheelchair users.

  • Are there any strollers for rent?

    At the main entrance, strollers can be rented for SEK 50.

  • Can you bring your stroller into restaurants and cafés?

    Due to fire safety concerns, it is not permitted to bring the stroller into any of our restaurants. The stroller must also be left outside The Children’s Zoo.

  • Where are good spots to have picnics?

    Skansen features a number of beautiful picnic areas! Picnic meals are welcome anywhere at Skansen, with the exception of the gardens around our historic buildings. Torslunden has a picnic area with tables, while Tingsvallen and Orsakullen are other good picnic locations. Currently, there is no inside picnic area.

  • Bicycles and scooters

    Bicycles and scooters are not permitted within the area, nor are skateboards or roller skates.

  • Is there a family ticket?

    No, but you can add one or more children aged four to fifteen to your annual pass for SEK 50 each.

    Children under the age of four can always enter for free.