FAQ
Here you’ll find the answer to frequently asked questions regarding tickets, storage boxes, baby strollers, opening hours and much more.
The admission fee for a regular ticket is 165 SEK. For pensioners and students, the admission is 135 SEK. Those under 18 get free admission.
Tickets for our exhibitions are sold on site at Djurgårdsvägen 60 and Falkenbergsgatan 3. The ticket is valid for the whole building, allowing you to see all the current exhibitions. For some programs or events, you can purchase your ticket in advance. You’ll find it on our website under each program.
No, Liljevalchs is cash-free.
Yes, on Mondays there is free admission for all at Liljevalchs.
Liljevalchs regular opening hours are Monday 11-17, Tuesday 11-20, Wednesday 11-17, Thursday 11-20 and Friday-Sunday 11-17. Any changes in our opening hours are announced here.
Liljevalchs is located at the scenic island Djurgården, with entrances from Djurgårdsvägen 60 and Falkenbergsgatan 3 (Liljevalchs+). You can get here easily via tram, ferry, bus or bike. Tram number 7 and bus 67 both stop at Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund. If you’re taking the ferry from Slussen, Hammarby Sjöstad or the Viking terminal, you step off at Allmänna Gränd. If you’re in the mood for a 15-minute walk, take bus number 76 or 69 and step off at Djurgårdsbron.
From the Central Station/T-centralen, you take tram number 7 and step off at Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund. The journey lasts approx. 11 minutes. Use the SL travel planner.
Yes, the accessibility parking spot is located at Falkenbergsgatan 3, facing the Gröna Lund parking lot.
No, there is no such space at Liljevalchs.
Food and drinks are prohibited in the exhibition space. Please store this in our storage boxes.
Backpacks or larger bags may not be brought into the exhibition space. It’s possible to store these downstairs in the storage boxes. Smaller bags, 20×30 and under – the same size as an A4 paper – are permitted in the exhibition space.
Shoe studs/studded shoes and walking sticks scratch the floor in the exhibition space and we kindly ask you to remove them upon arrival and place them in our storage boxes.
The unattended cloakroom and lockable storage boxes are located on the bottom floor in both buildings. In the Bergsten building you can find them one floor down from the entrance level and in Liljevalchs+ they are located on level 0. It is not possible to store larger suitcases in the Kunsthalle.
Prams are permitted in Ylva Snöfrid’s exhibition The House of the Muses. For safety reasons, prams are however not permitted in the exhibition When We See Us. Kindly park these in our pram parking. This rule can vary depending on the exhibition, so always look up the current information here before your next visit.
Still photography is permitted for personal, non-commercial use, but flash and tripods are not allowed. You are welcome to tag us on social media! If you work as a professional photographer, you need permission from us to photograph inside and outside the building. Contact us at info.liljevalchs@stockholm.se with your request. For questions around press photography, please contact johanna.strand@stockholm.se.
A visit to Liljevalchs can take everything from an hour to a full day. Below, you’ll find some suggestions on how to plan your visit depending on how much time you have.
If you have one hour on your hands:
Focus on one of our current exhibitions, Ylva Snöfrid’s The House of the Muses or When We See Us – A Century of Black Figuration in Painting. If you’re visiting on a Tuesday-Sunday, we kindly recommend you to join a free introduction of the exhibition, given by one of our guides, at 12 PM and 3 PM.
If you have two hours on your hands:
Two hours is enough time to see both Ylva Snöfrid’s exhibition The House of the Muses and When We See Us – A Century of Black Figuration in Painting. If you’re visiting on a Tuesday-Sunday, we kindly recommend you to join a free introduction of the exhibition given by one of our guides, at 12 PM and 3 PM. Round off your visit by stopping by our shop located in Liljevalchs+ or by having a coffee at Blå+.
If you have a full day:
In a full day, you have plenty of time to discover both Ylva Snöfrid’s exhibition The House of the Muses and When We See Us – A Century of Black Figuration in Painting. While walking through Liljevalchs+, we invite you to observe the architecture, designed by the architect Gert Wingårdh. Then, pause for lunch at restaurant Blå Porten, and if the sun is out, we recommend you to have a seat in their garden oasis. Finish the stay with a visit to our shop, where you can purchase a memory from the Kunsthalle. On the way home, we recommend you to pass by our square and greet Charlotte Gyllenhammar’s sculpture Ute, Flicka.
If you’re visiting Liljevalchs with children:
We recommend you to come on a Thursday or Friday, when our Art Lab is open. There you can make masks inspired by Ylva Snöfrid’s exhibition The House of the Muses. Fun for the whole family!
The digital application usually opens in late August/early September. The dates may vary depending on the year. Here you can find everything you need to know about applying to Vårsalongen.
Pets are not permitted in the Kunsthalle, mainly due to allergies but also for the sake of the pet’s wellbeing. Service animals are welcome, but must be leashed and attended at all times. Inform us in the front desk upon arrival.
Exhibitions and programs
Interested in visiting one of our exhibitions? Here you will find all current exhibitions and programs.
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