Explore The Hallwyl Palace

The Hallwyl Museum in central Stockholm was originally built as a private residence in 1893-1898 for Wilhelmina and Walther von Hallwyl and is preserved today. See admission fees, opening hours and other information that will help you plan your visit.

Plan your visit
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Opening hours

Open today 12:00–19:00
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What's on

We offer activities for children and adults, both at the museum and online.
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Pop-up: The Age of Balls

Historical fashion comes to life once more! Drawing inspiration from 19th-century fashion, four contemporary creators have made four ball gowns. In conjunction we invite you to an evening live drawing session and a talk with one of the creators, Susanne Brouwer.

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Woman with historical clothing in profile, lit up against a dark bakground
Foto: Ola Myrin, Hallwylska museet/SHM.

Easter Holiday Activities

Welcome to the palace during Easter break for an egg hunt, or to play in our play room. You can also book our guided family tour in Swedish, The Mystery of the Missing Snail. Free admission for children up to 19 years of age.

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Children looking together in a palace room
Photo: Jens Mohr, The Hallwyl Palace/SHM.

Guided tours in English

Explore the palace and its history on a guided tour in English.

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Guide on the museum steps
Photo: The Hallwyl Museum/SHM.

An evening at the palace

Welcome to explore the Hallwyl Museum at your own pace! On Wednesday, April 23 we are open until 19.00. A unique opportunity to discover the palace’s all five floors, which are normally not open to all visitors.

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Visitor walking thorugh the main door of the museum.
Photo: Ola Myrin, The Hallwyl Museum/SHM.

Admission and annual pass

Entrance fee, prices for guided tours and annual pass.

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Visit at your own pace

Welcome to visit the Hallwyl Museum at your own pace. 

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Museum shop

Find household items, towels, ostrich feather dusters and hand-blown drinking glasses.

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Family activities

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Hallwyl museum online

Explore Hallwyl Museum's fantastic environment and history wherever you are. We offer digital guided tours, lectures and much more.

Visit remotely
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Photo: Jens Mohr, the Hallwyls Museum/SHM (CC BY).