Hallwylska museet is a late-19th-century private palace on Hamngatan in Stockholm, built for Count and Countess von Hallwyl. The couple preserved the house almost untouched and donated it to the Swedish state in 1920. Visitors today can tour the original interiors filled with art, furniture and decorative objects, and the venue also hosts concerts and cultural events.
lecture17:30Artist talk with painter and sculptor Olle Ekström at Hallwylska Museum in Stockholm.
lecture17:30A curator leads a guided tour of the Hallwylska Museum's art collection, presenting the featured artworks.
exhibition09:30A calm and relaxed museum experience at Hallwylska museet, perfect for those who want to explore the collections at their own pace.
other17:30A tea party at Hallwylska Museum exploring the corset's role in women's movement history and the fight for suffrage.
exhibitionA fashion show at Hallwylska Museum showcasing selected garments from the museum's historical clothing collection.
lecture10:00Guided tour of Hallwylska museet in Swedish Sign Language for deaf and hard of hearing visitors.
lecture10:00Guided tour of Hallwylska museet with audio description for visitors with visual impairments.
lecture17:30Curator-led tour of the Hallwylska Museum's exhibition on traditional crafts and artisans.
lecture17:30A literary tea salon exploring Charlotte Perkins Gilman's classic short story "The Yellow Wallpaper". Reading, discussion and tea at Hallwylska museet.
otherCreate your own Christmas ornaments in brass at Hallwylska Museum. A hands-on workshop for anyone who wants to make their own decorations.
exhibition(6 days)
Guided tour of the exhibition 'The Corset War' at Hallwylska museet.
lecture(6 days)
A guided walk through Stockholm exploring graffiti and queer meeting places in the city.