School holidays

We run a range of playful programs that bring the stories in the Hallwyl House to life. All activities are released a few weeks before each school holiday
Two people in historic clothes pointing at a snail
Photo: Ola Myrin, The Hallwyl Museum/SHM.

Easter holiday

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.

At your own paceSaturday, 12 April - Sunday, 20 April 2025

Egg hunt at the museum

Someone has hidden eggs in Hallwyl Palace! Can you find them all? Welcome to an exciting egg hunt.

Recommended for children aged 5–10.

Price and booking

Free for children, adults pay museum admission.

Drop in, no booking required.

See admission fees

Drama tourIn SwedishSaturday, 12 April - Sunday, 20 April 2025

The Mystery of the Missing Snail

It's a busy time for Housemaid Anna. She was supposed to take care of little Margit's pet snail, Mrs. Winberg, but now it has escaped! Welcome on a dramatized adventure tour through the many rooms of the palace. We encounter one character after another who joins the hunt along with the children.

Language: Swedish.

Price and booking

Price for adults: 220 SEK. Children up to 18 years old: 100 SEK.

Book tickets via Tickster

Playroom

Visit our playroom which is equipped with kitchen and dining room. It is free of charge to visit the playroom.

Child playing with a doll house

Audioguide

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.

Children holding an old fashioned telephone

Welcome to the museum shop

We have something for all ages, in all price ranges. The shop has the same opening hours as the museum and it is free to visit.

Museum shop