Nationalmuseum on Blasieholmen is Sweden's largest art museum, holding over 700,000 works spanning medieval applied arts, painting, and 20th-century design. The building was designed by Friedrich August Stüler and opened in 1866. Following a major renovation, the museum reopened in 2018.
exhibitionin progress
Two ceramic masters from different parts of the world meet in an exhibition at Nationalmuseum. Wilhelm Kåge and Shōji Hamada shared a passion for form and function in ceramics.
festival(106 days)
Nationalmuseum open Thursday evenings with free admission, featuring music, workshops and pop-up exhibitions from September through December.
exhibition(137 days)
Till havet! at the National Museum traces the rise of seaside resorts in the 19th century through impressionist art, Skagen painting, and the history of bathing culture.
exhibition(50 days)
Nationalmuseum presents an exhibition about Adolf Ludvig Gustav Fredrik Albert Badin, known as Couschi, a significant figure in Swedish society and contemporary of Sergel.
exhibition(50 days)
Nationalmuseum presents a comprehensive exhibition about sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel, one of the 18th century's most significant artists in Sweden and internationally.