Autumn Holiday

During the autumn break on October 24–November 1 it becomes cozy, and sometimes a little eerie, when the castle is open with activities for the whole family.

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Autumn at Skokloster Castle.
Photo: Daniel Gustafsson, Skokloster Castle/SHM.

Castle tours in English

Visit Skokloster Castle and take a guided tour in English.

During autumn break October 24–November 1 at 12.45. Tickets costs SEK 190 (includes admission).

Guided tours during the Christmas market Saturday, November 28–Sunday, November 29 at 12.45. During the winter season, tickets are available at a 50 procent discount.

Children and youth under 19 years of age: free admission. Buy tickets on site in the castle entrance.

Skokloster Castle.

Guided tours

A group of friends, a club get-together or a big family? Groups are very welcome to book their own tour, day or evening, any time of year.

About our guided tours
Visitors at the museum.
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.

Christmas market

Visit Skokloster Castle’s annual Christmas market, held every year between Stockholm and Uppsala. Over two festive days, explore traditional crafts, savor local delicacies and join guided winter tours.

Saturday, November 28–Sunday, November 29 at 11–16.

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Photo: Helena Bonnevier/Skokloster Castle/SHM (CC BY).

Discover Skokloster Castle

World famous Vertumnus

Arcimboldo's painting of Vertumnus is one of Skokloster's castles, and the world's most famous work of art.

In the exhibition Dreams of Skokloster you will find many treasures, but none more famous than Giuseppe Arcimboldo's painting Vertumnus.

About the artwork

The History of Skokloster Castle

Skokloster Castle was built in 1654–1676 for Count Carl Gustaf Wrangel and his wife Anna Margareta von Haugwitz.

More about the History of Skokloster Castle

Visit the museum online

Enjoy Skokloster Castle's exciting stories wherever you are.

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