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Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum
Hallwyl Museum

Hallwyl Museum

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2 hours
Visit the home of one of Sweden’s greatest arts and antique collectors from the turn of the 20th-century: Countess Wilhelmina von Hallwyl.

Location

Hallwylska Museet

Essentials

  • Explore the late Victorian winter residence of the von Hallwyl family
  • Visit temporary exhibitions with unique connections to the Hallwyl House
  • Wander through the drawing rooms, dining room, billiard room and armoury

Practical info

Children

Child tickets for 0-18 year olds

Languages

Each room has a leaflet with information in Swedish and English
Guided tours and audio guides are not included in the ticket but can be purchased on-site
Guided tours are available in Swedish and English
Audio guides are available in Swedish, English, Finnish, Arabic, German, French, Spanish and Italian

Opening hours

Tuesday: 12.00 – 16.00
Wednesday: 12.00 – 19.00
Thursday – Friday: 12.00 – 16.00
Saturday – Sunday: 11.00 – 17.00

Ticket information

Ticket directly available on smartphone
Tickets can be rescheduled or cancelled up to 48 hours in advance

More information

You cannot bring strollers, trolleys, and/or suitcases inside the museum
For questions about the product, please contact [email protected]

Accessibility

Free access to bathroom

Getting there

Hallwylska Museet Stockholm

Public Transport

The nearest stops are Nybroplan (tram 7 and bus 69 & 76) and Östermalmstorg (metro 13 & 14).

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About

The Hallwyl Museum: a Victorian paragon

Step back in time to the early 20th-century when Count Walther von Hallwyl and his wife, Wilhelmina, moved into their winter residence. Before they even moved in, Wilhelmina had already decided that the house with its contents would become a museum. She had been collecting art and antiques for a long time by then and wanted to create a collection that would portray the culture of her time and times past.

Eight years after Wilhelmina passed, the museum first opened its doors to the public. Her wish came true as the home and art collection are an amazing representation of the culture of high society in the late Victorian age. Ever since it opened its doors in 1938, the house and the collection have been preserved to the highest standards.

Wilhelmina von Hallwyl’s collection

The Countess von Hallwyl left behind a varied collection which includes paintings, porcelain, furniture, silver pieces, household objects and personal possessions. The complete collection contains around 50,000 objects. Among the paintings in the collection are several works Dutch and Flemish Old Masters including Pieter Brueghel the Younger, Jan Griffier, Catharina Backer and many others.

Along with the beautifully maintained rooms of the house that you can visit at the museum, you can also see temporary exhibitions. Many of the temporary exhibitions feature the stories of the people who lived and worked at Hallwyl House at the turn of the 20th-century. Other, shorter, temporary exhibitions showcase contemporary art and design which either challenge or complement the historic environment.

Book your Hallwyl Museum tickets

In the heart of Stockholm, you can step into a world of time gone by filled with grandeur and luxury. The Hallwyl House was always meant to be a museum, and it has been for almost a century already. Book your tickets to the Hallwyl Museum now to see the splendour of the late Victorian age as it was for the members of Stockholm’s high of society.

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Having doubts? You can cancel or reschedule this booking up to 48 hours in advance for free.