Easter at the Hallwyl museum
Easter decoration in the Palace
During Easter time, Charlotte Birnbaum presents new table sculptures in the dining room at the Hallwyl Museum. The table is filled with eggs, spring flowers, and hope for brighter times.
Purchase an entrance ticket to see the Easter sculptures.
Egg hunt in the palace
It's Easter, and somewhere in the Hallwyl Palace, there are hidden eggs. Can you find them all? Welcome to the egg hunt at the museum!
Recommended age approximately 5-10 years.
You don't need to pre-book the activity.
Housemaid Anna tells stories (in Swedish)
A dramatized play adventure that takes you on a journey back in time. The maid Anna needs help preparing the feast dinner but can't resist showing the children around.
Recommended age from 6 years old.
Where's the Wolf? – Another Little Red Riding Hood (in Swedish)
Where's the Wolf? – Another Little Red Riding Hood" is an untamed one-man show in typical hand puppet tradition inspired by the popular English hand puppets "Punch and Judy" as well as the traditional traveling puppeteers who have been roaming from place to place in Europe since medieval times.
Family show recommended from age 4 and up.
About the puppet theater and booking
The puppet theater is a collaboration with:
Visiting Grandma's palace (in Swedish)
Join us on a discovery journey at home with Walther and Wilhelmina von Hallwyl and their servants. What was it like to live and work in Stockholm's most modern house 100 years ago, and what happened when the grandchildren came to visit? How were you expected to behave? Where were you allowed to play, and with whom? The tour is aimed at children accompanied by an adult/adults.
Recommended age from 6 years old.
About the family guided tour and booking
Playroom
Visit our playroom equipped with a kitchen, dining room, and smoking room, ready to be occupied by small-scale gentlemen and servants. It is free to visit the playroom.
A visit to the playroom is included in the entrance fee.
Visit the museum with children
Audio guides for Children
Just how did Wilhelmina and Walther von Hallwyl, Sweden’s richest couple, live a hundred years ago? And what about all those who worked in the palace, their servants? You will hear all about this in the recorded audio tour, which also explains how each room in the house was used. The family recorded audio tour is recommended from 6 years of age, but is suitable for any age.
Pris audioguide
Adult: SEK 20
Children up to 18 years of age: free of charge
Before your visit
Prices and tickets, as well as useful things to consider before your visit
