The castle in autumn attire
Photo: Jens Mohr, Skokloster Castke/SHM.

Open weekends in September

Autumn has arrived at Skokloster Castle, and we are open for visits every weekend in September. We offer guided castle tours in english and outdoor activities for the whole family.

Admission and Tickets

Adults: SEK 120
Children up to 19: Free admission
Guided tour: SEK 170 (includes entrance fee)

Weekends at 12:45

Guided tours in English

Visit spectacular rooms such as the Kings' Hall, The Wrangel Armoury, and the Unfinished Hall. There are furnishings, wall coverings and paintings, all of which have a story to tell.

Price guided tours

  • Adult: 170 SEK (entrance fee included in the price)
  • Children and youth up to 19 years: free entrance

Tickets for guided tours are purchased on-site and cannot be pre-booked. The tours is 45 minutes.

September Exhibitions

We offer two exhibitions in September, included in the admission price.

Dreams of Skokloster

The exhibition is our permanent exhibition. By moving some of our splendid artefacts down to the ground floor, we have improved accessibility so that more people can enjoy our unique collections.

About the exhibition
A huge soup bowl with a floral pattern placed in one of the castle halls.
Photo: Helena Bonnevier, Skokloster Castle/SHM.
Two children playing in the Paradise Playground.
The Paradise Playground. Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.
Children and familiesFree admission

The Paradise Playground

Welcome to our brand new historical play area on the south side of the castle. We call this lush spot next to the castle "Paradiset". Here, you can explore nature and learn more about what was once cultivated at Skokloster. You can also play in the pavilion and ride in a horse-drawn carriage.

About the Paradise Playground

Pre-fall in the shop

A knight’s helmet for a child or a magnificent ceiling painting on a coffee mug? The museum shop has a wide range for all ages, often inspired by the castle’s interiors and history.

Visit the museum shop
A visitor shopping in the castle shop.
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.

Pick apples in the castle garden!

In the large beautiful apple orchard at Skokloster Castle, there are about 150 apple trees, with many different varieties of apples. Feel free to pick a handful of apples from the ground and bring home during your visit.

A visitor picking apples from the ground
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.

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Getting here

The simplest way to get here is by local public transport or car. If you come by camper van or boat, you can stay the night in the area.

Prices and tickets

Entrance, programs, lectures and guided tours admission fees.