Guided Tours
Tours weekends in September
In September, the castle is open for visits on weekends. On weekdays, we offer guided tours for pre-booked groups.
Public tours in English
Every weekend in September at 12:45.
Guided tour times (in Swedish):
We offer tours in Swedish at: 11.15, 11.45, 12.15, 13.15, 13.45, 14.15, 14.45, 15.15
Price guided tours
Tickets for guided tours are purchased on-site and cannot be pre-booked. The tours is 45 minutes.
- Adult: 170 SEK (entrance fee included in the price)
- Children and youth up to 19 years: free entrance
Private tours:
Remember to arrive in good time if you want to visit the castle. To make sure you get to see all areas of the castle, we start at the time you have booked. The guide will meet you about ten minutes before the booked tour.
Accessibility
There is a ramp at the ground floor entrance giving access to the shop, exhibition and café. There are no ramps or lifts in other parts of the castle. There are many staircases, and during the tour we will visit all four floors of the castle.
If you have special needs and cannot get around the museum, we offer a visit to the exhibition Dreams of Skokloster on the castle’s ground floor. The exhibition displays the castle’s best-known artefacts from four centuries.
If you have difficulty standing throughout the tour, you can borrow a folding chair at the entrance. It is possible to bring a wheeled walker or other mobility aid into the castle, but you must be able to carry your mobility aids yourself.
Companions and guide dogs
Companions are welcome to visit the castle free of charge. Guide dogs are also welcome.
Parking
Cars and buses should be parked in the large car park near the church and filling station. From the car park to the castle entrance there is a 300 metre walk on a gravel path. There are two disabled parking spaces next to the castle.
Strollers and prams
Strollers are not allowed in the museum, but you can leave them in the designated space at the entrance.
