Skansen Museum Tickets

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Skansen Open-Air Museum Tickets

Travel back in time, meet wild animals, and explore Sweden’s past—all in one ticket!

Skansen, the world’s largest open-air museum, journeys through Sweden’s rich history from the 16th to the 20th century.
Discover 150+ historic buildings, Swedish traditions through guides in period attire, and meet Nordic wildlife like reindeer and brown bears.
Enjoy extra perks with a zoo for kids featuring friendly animals like cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs.
Add holiday cheer with the historic Christmas market during the season and shop for traditional handicrafts to take home as a keepsake of your visit!

Travel back in time, meet wild animals, and explore Sweden’s past—all in one ticket!

Skansen, the world’s largest open-air museum, journeys through Sweden’s rich history from the 16th to the 20th century.
Discover 150+ historic buildings, Swedish traditions through guides in period attire, and meet Nordic wildlife like reindeer and brown bears.
Enjoy extra perks with a zoo for kids featuring friendly animals like cats, rabbits, and guinea pigs.
Add holiday cheer with the historic Christmas market during the season and shop for traditional handicrafts to take home as a keepsake of your visit!

Inclusions

Entry to Skansen Open-Air Museum

Exclusions

Live guide

Food & drinks

Tip: Skansen offers a free mobile app providing details about its historic buildings and animal life, enhancing your visit.
This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Mobile ticket

Flexible duration

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Skansen | Discover Sweden's History and Nature

Skansen, located on Djurgården Island in Stockholm, is the world’s first open-air museum and a must-visit for anyone interested in Swedish culture, history, and nature. With over 150 traditional wooden houses, a Nordic zoo, and stunning gardens, Skansen offers an immersive experience into the past and present of Sweden. Whether you’re exploring historical exhibits or meeting native wildlife, Skansen is a unique way to experience Swedish heritage.

Skansen Highlights

The Historic Swedish Village

One of Skansen's key attractions is its replica of a Swedish village. This area features traditional houses and farm buildings from various regions of Sweden. It’s an excellent opportunity to step back in time and experience Swedish life from centuries ago.

The Nordic Zoo

The Nordic Zoo offers a chance to get up close with animals native to Sweden. Visitors can see moose, wolves, reindeer, and other species that are important to Sweden’s natural heritage. The zoo also focuses on education and conservation efforts, making it a valuable experience for animal lovers.

The Skansen Funicular

Take a ride on the Skansen funicular for beautiful panoramic views of the island and Stockholm city. The funicular offers an easy and scenic way to explore the museum’s elevated areas.

The Swedish Summer and Winter Festivals

Skansen hosts various cultural festivals throughout the year, including the famous Midsummer celebration and the Christmas markets. These events bring Swedish traditions to life with food, music, and dance, giving visitors a unique cultural experience.

Plan your visit to Skansen

Summer (April to September): 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Winter (October to March): 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
Nordic Zoo: Open during regular operating hours; specific animal feeding times are available on-site.

Skansen is most popular during the summer months when the outdoor exhibits are in full bloom, but it is a great year-round destination with seasonal festivals and events. Early mornings or late afternoons tend to be quieter, especially on weekdays.

Address: Skansen Open-Air Museum, Djurgårdsslätten 49-51, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden
Google Map Link: Skansen

By Train: The nearest station is Djurgårdsbron (tram 7).
By Bus: The nearest bus stop is Skansen, served by lines 44 and 47.
By Car: Skansen is located in Djurgården, with limited parking available nearby. Public transportation is recommended.

Purchase tickets online to avoid waiting in line
Dress for the weather, especially if you plan to explore the outdoor exhibits
Bring a picnic to enjoy in one of Skansen’s beautiful outdoor areas
Check the Skansen website for special events, workshops, and seasonal activities

Frequently asked questions about Skansen tickets

What does my entry ticket to Skansen include?

Your ticket grants you entry to the world’s largest open-air museum, where you can explore 150+ historic buildings, engage with period-costumed guides, and observe Nordic wildlife like reindeer and bears.

How much does it cost to visit Skansen?

Ticket prices start at €20 for entry to the Skansen Open-Air Museum. Additional activities or purchases may incur extra charges.

Can I purchase tickets for Skansen in advance?

Yes, you can purchase Skansen tickets online in advance to guarantee your entry and skip the lines at the venue.

Is the Skansen Museum accessible to people with disabilities?

Unfortunately, Skansen is not wheelchair or pram accessible due to the museum’s terrain and historical buildings.

What are the opening hours for Skansen?

Skansen is typically open year-round. For exact opening hours, please check the website, as they may vary by season or special events.

What is included in the ticket price?

Your ticket includes entry to the Skansen Open-Air Museum, access to historic buildings, the Nordic zoo, and special seasonal events like the Christmas market. Food and drinks are not included.

Can I bring food and drink into Skansen?

Outside food and drinks are not permitted. However, there are dining options within the museum.

What is the best time to visit Skansen to avoid crowds?

Visiting Skansen during the early morning or off-season months can help avoid the busiest crowds. Weekdays are typically quieter than weekends.