A guide shows visitors around in the museum's art gallery.
Photo: Ola Myrin, the Hallwyl Museum/SHM.
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Guided Tours

We offer tours several times during the day. You can also book a private group tour at your convenience.

Museum tour in English

Join us on a guided tour of the Hallwyl Museum, where the turn of the 20th century is in focus. Learn about the history of the house and the collections. Let us tell you about the von Hallwyl family and the servants in the house. During the guided tour, we visit the museum's five floors. Without a guided tour ticket, you can only visit two floors of the house.

The tour is approximately 50 minutes, and we welcome a limited number of visitors for each tour. Pre-purchase of tickets is possible until the museum opens for the day. After that, tickets are only sold at the museum, subject to availability.

Date and time

Every Saturday at 13:30.

Price and booking

Tickets cost SEK 170 for adults. The price includes admission to the museum. Free of charge fo children up to 18 years old. Presale of tickets for guided tours will be available for purchase no later than business opening on the same day. Remaining tickets are sold on site. To secure your ticket we recommend booking in advance. 

Purchase your tickets via Tickster

Accessibility – the museum does not have any elevator

The Hallwyl Museum has five floors. Since there is no lift, you will need to climb the stairs. The number of steps varies, depending on where you want to get to in the house. If you want to go on a guided tour of the house, this would entail at least 103 steps up and down.

About the accessibility in the palace

Museum tours in Swedish

Join us on a guided tour of the Hallwyl Museum, where the turn of the 20th century is in focus. Learn about the history of the house and the collections. Let us tell you about the von Hallwyl family and the servants in the house.

The tour is approximately 50 minutes, and we welcome a limited number of visitors for each tour. Pre-purchase of tickets is possible until the museum opens for the day. After that, tickets are only sold at the museum, subject to availability.

Dates and times

  • Tuesday, Thursday and Friday - at 12.30 and 13.30
  • Wednesday – 12.30, 13.30 and17.30
  • Saturday – every half hour between 11.30 and 15.30 
  • Sunday – every half hour between 11.30-15.30 (13.00 family guided tour)

Price and booking

Tickets cost SEK 170 for adults. The price includes admission to the museum.
Free of charge fo children up to 18 years old.

Purchase your tickets via Tickster

The museum educator is seen in a mobile screen with her showing around the museum.
Photo: Ola Myrin, the Hallwyl Museum/SHM.

Digital tours on-demand

If you can’t visit us, we can visit you! We offer a digital tour of the Museum so that you can visit us whenever you’d like. To participate in the tour presentation, you will need access to a computer/smartphone and an Internet connection. The tours are broadcast via the Zoom on-demand software program. You can purchase a ticket via Tickster and receive a link with the booking confirmation.

Price and booking

Tickets cost SEK 50 and must be purchased in advance on Tickster.

Good to know before your visit

  • Wardrobe: To avoid bumping into objects in the museum environment, it is not allowed to bring bags into the museum or carry jackets on your arm. There are lockers on the ground floor of the museum where you can secure your belongings. No coins are needed. Small bags are allowed inside.
  • Packed meal: Food and drink are not allowed in the museum. Hallwyl Restaurant is located in the courtyard of the museum and serves food.
  • Strollers and prams: For evacuation reasons, it is not possible to bring a stroller/pram with you around the museum, however there are a few places for leaving strollers. The nearest place to lock prams is on Norrmalmstorg.

Plan your visit

Guided tours for groups

Groups are welcome to book tours at the museum or digitally, both during the day or evening and even on days when the museum is closed to the public.

Photo: Ola Myrin, the Hallwyl Museum/SHM.