Sing, dance and experience the story behind one of the world's biggest bands. One of Stockholm's most visited experiences. For the whole family. 

Djurgården.

Accelerator presents In your voice lives the spirit of a language by Olof Marsja and Out of Character by Linnéa Sjöberg. Free introduction every Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Free admission!

Free admission.
Frescativägen 26A.

Exhibitions and programs for young and old.

Free admission.

Now at Artipelag: MUCHA – Beyond Art Nouveau. New immersive exhibition IC 3 D 2 (it's all in your head) by Fredrik Wretman. January 2567 by Apichaya Wanthiang. Sculpture in Nature, outdoor exhibition.

Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11-17, Mon closed.
Admission: See artipelag.se for the various exhibitions.
Artipelagstigen 1, Gustavsberg.
08-570 130 00.

An interactive exhibition about Tim Bergling's life, music and creative process. Follow the journey behind Avicii, from studio to world stages. For the whole family.

Opening hours: see our website.
Stockholm.

Opening hours: Sat-Sun 12-4pm. Viewing 12, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm.
08-612 65 60.

New movie! Join us on an epic family adventure into the fascinating world of sharks. Come face to face with these magnificent creatures and learn how our future is intertwined with theirs. An experience for the whole family!

T-bana Universitetet. Buss 50/540.

The Palace as a Historical Scene: Our popular program series on the royal destinations. Easter at the Royal Palaces: Easter holiday program at the Royal Palace, Drottningholm Palace and Gripsholm Palace. Podden Slott & krona: New episodes about royal professions.

Rainforest with free-flying butterflies, turtles, quail, frogs, axolotls, etc. Large aquarium with reef sharks & colorful fish. Smaller saltwater aquarium with corals, sea urchins & starfish.

Opening hours: every day of the year.
Vi finns i Hagaparken, Solna. Hållplats: Haga Norra.

See the exhibitions: Like Share Hate – about antisemitism (viewing Sat at 1 pm), Pride and Community – young Roma tell their stories (Sat at 1:30 pm) and I am me! – about national minorities (Sat at 2 pm).

Free admission.

Hallwylska Museum. Experience a private palace from the turn of the century, Hamngatan 4. Exhibition, The Corset War – a struggle over the forms of femininity at the turn of the last century.

Free admission up to 19 years.

In Yiddish it was not silent: Simo Muir on Yiddish-language testimonies after the Holocaust in the Jewish Museum and Dos Nisele Publishing's program series Yiddish in Sweden. April 9 at 6 p.m. at the Jewish Museum. 

Spring Salon, February 13-May 3. The Spring Salon kicks off the art spring in Stockholm for over 100 years. The 2026 exhibition will feature 348 works by 255 artists.When We See Us – A Century of Black Figurative Painting, October 10, 2025-August 30, 2026. Painting from Africa and the African diaspora, from the 1920s to the present.

Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday-Sunday 11-17, Tuesday and Thursday 11-20.
Admission 165 SEK, pensioner/student 135 SEK. Free admission under 18 years.

Museum of Swedish Royal History, Slottsbacken 3. Exhibition: Hat Couture – royal hat fashion.

Free admission up to the age of 19. Senior discount on Wednesdays.

Marja-Leena Sillanpää 7/3-3/5. Film: White Dust From Mongolia 9/4-3/5.

Löfströmsv 8, Sundbyberg.

Art gallery, sculpture park, artist's home. EGG HUNT 31/3-12/4. AALTO – Aino & Alvar until 10/5. &MILLES Diana Orving – Celestial Bodies until 10/5.

Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11am-5pm.

Last weekend for Late Picasso. Brassaï – The Secret Life of Paris. Karol Radziszewski – The Classroom. New Acquisitions, Drawing and Surrealism in the Moderna Museet Collection and Monogram.

Skeppsholmen.
08-520 235 00.

Fill your children's Easter eggs with new knowledge about animals and nature! During the Easter break, April 3-12, you can, among other things, solve Skogsmulle's feather mystery, create in the creative lab and go to pop-up exhibitions in the Nature in Sweden exhibition. Welcome to learn more about the signs of spring!

T-bana Universitetet. Buss 50/540.

April 3: Workshop in postcard design and party lettering 11/4, read more on the website.

Opening hours: Tue-Fri 11-17, Sat-Sun 10-16.

Current exhibition: The Blooming – Art & Botany.

Opening hours: Tue-Sun 11 am-5 pm, Thu 11 am-8 pm.
Prins Eugens väg 6, Djurgården.
08-545 837 00.

We are opening up for spring! Take a family tour, discover the castle, visit the Plymmakaren spring parade and discover the Parkleken Paradiset.

Opening hours: April 3-6, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.

Bar, restaurant, shop, guided tours, drink tastings and much more. Current exhibitions: Made in Sweden (until 19/4 2026) True Crime (until 31/12 2026). Permanent exhibition: The Land of Drinks Sweden.

Opening hours: Mon-Sun 11am-10pm.
Djurgårdsstrand 9, Stockholm.

Free admission.
T-bana Slussen.

Visit Strindberg's home. Viewing Thu-Sun 13. Exhibition: The Return of the Wives.

Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12-4pm. Closed 3/4.
Drottninggatan 85.
08-441 91 70.

The Family – for Better or for Worse, new exhibition on display March 27 – September 13. Two centuries – 49 artists, 81 works – of stories about family, what it means and how it shapes us.

Eastmansvägen 10-12, Guldhuset mitt i Vasaparken.
08-511 600 60.

Enchanted Everyday Life. Elsa Beskow until 24/5. Public viewing Tue and Sat at 2 pm. Easter crafts 8-11/4 at 12-4 pm and family viewing 10-11/4 at 1 pm, read more on the website.

Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12-17.
Sjötullsbacken 8, Djurgården. Buss 67, båt 80 Blockhusudden.
08-662 58 84.

Opening hours: 10 am-5 pm, Wed 10 am-8 pm.

Opening hours: daily 10-17 (Wednesdays 10-20).
Free admission for those under 18 years of age.
Djurgårdsstrand 17.

Café and farm shop open Sat + Sun 11am-4pm, Free family activities: Face painting, Egg bingo, Easter crafts, Letter hunt. Statarmuseet, open Sat + Sun 11am-4pm, free admission. Grill is lit from 11am.

Överjärva gård, Överjärva gårdsväg, 170 68 Solna.