Cup with saucer and cookies. — Photo: Amina Dahlab, the Hallwyl Museum/SHM (CC BY).

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The museum shop

In the Hallwyl Museum’s shop, the range is inspired by the house itself. You will find household items here, such as towels, ostrich feather dusters, and hand-blown drinking glasses. We have something for all ages, in all price ranges. The shop is free to visit.

Visit the Shop on No. 4 Hamngatan. We offer a range of products we have developed and produced ourselves, with a link to Wilhelmina von Hallwyl’s interesting collections. Right now it is possible to purchase some of our books online, but most of the products are sold only in our shop in the museum itself.

Body lotion and soaps in the museum shop.

Opening hours and contact

The shop is open at the same times as the museum and it is free to visit.

Se all opening hours

Phone: +46 (0)8-402 30 80

Cup with saucer

The museum shop is now offering the Hallwylska teacup for purchase. The cup with saucer is inspired by a tableware set that Wilhelmina von Hallwyl ordered in Gustafsberg’s showroom at Kungsträdgårdsgatan in May 1894.

Price: SEK 329

<em>Photo: Amina Dahlab, the Hallwyl Museum/<em>SHM</em> (CC BY).</em>

The Museum’s books

We at Hallwyl Museum have published several books, about everything from the house’s food management and costume collection to the creation of the fortune that once made the Hallwyl Museum possible.

Order a book

Photo: Jens Mohr, the Hallwyl Museum/SHM (CC BY).

One annual pass to seven museums

Be our history friend. With our annual pass you get free admission to Hallwyl and our six sister museums for a whole year. After the third visit your card has been well worth the investment. Treat yourself or give one as a gift! Buy the pass in our museum shops.

About the annual pass

Annual pass with gift box — Photo: Daniel Gustafsson/SHM.

Vy från museibutiken med butikspersonal som står i kassan och slår in en present. View from the museum shop with shop staff standing at the checkout and wrapping a gift. — Photo: Ola Myrin, the Hallwyl Museum/SHM (CC BY).