You can buy your entrance ticket at the museum or pre-book your ticket.
Adult ticket 140 kr
Senior /student ticket 100 kr
Child ticket (0-14 years) 0 kr
We accept American Express, Go City Stockholm Pass, Swish, UnionPay, cash etc.
OPENING HOURS
Open everyday 11 – 6 (Wednesday 11 – 7)
Our restaurant is open Monday – Tuesday 11 – 17, Wednesday – Saturday 11 – 22, Sunday 11 – 17
“Skål” (cheers) and welcome!
Public transport
The Museum of Spirits is situated on the island of Djurgården in Stockholm. It takes about 35 minutes to walk from Central Station and 15 minutes from the metro station Karlaplan.
Adress
Djurgårdsstrand 9, Djurgården, Stockholm, Sweden.
View Spritmuseum in the Google Maps.
Tram
From the city center (at Sergels torg square, on Hamngatan street) take tram number 7 towards Waldemarsudde. Get off at tram stop Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund, walk past Liljevalchs art gallery towards the harbour.
Bus
Bus 67 to bus stop Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund.
Bus 69 and 76 to bus stop Djurgårdsbron.
Metro
Take the metro red line to station Karlaplan. From there it is a 15-minute walk to The Museum of Spirits. You can also take bus 67 from Karlaplan to the bus stop Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund.
Ferry
Ferry from Slussen all year round and from Nybroplan during the summer.
Visit www.sl.se for timetables and other information about the tram, the buses, and the metro.
Ferry from Nybroplan, Hammarby Sjöstad and Viking Terminal. Traffic throughout the year with M/S Emelie.
Access
- Disabled parking is available outside the museum entrance.
- The museum is wheelchair accessible with ramps and a lift between the floors.
- A hearing loop is open in the tasting and conference room. On guided tours, we offer a Univox neck loop.
- The exhibition Sweden – Spirits of a Nation contains fragrances. Some parts of the exhibition are dimly lit.
- Free entrance for all assistants.
- Defibrillator.
- Free Wi-Fi.
For assistance with planning your visit around the museum, please get in touch with us at info@spritmuseum.se
Royal Djurgården
We are a part of Royal Djurgården – Stockholms favorite place to visit and Scandinavias #1 attraction.
