Skokloster Castle is one of the best-preserved Baroque palaces in Europe, built in the 17th century for Swedish field marshal Carl Gustaf Wrangel. Set on the shores of Lake Mälaren, it holds an exceptional collection of arms, furniture and art from Sweden's era as a great power. The castle is a state-protected monument and opens to visitors during summer.
exhibitionin progress
The summer exhibition at Skoklosters Slott explores the history of alchemy from the 16th century to the present day.
lecture13:45Guided tour of Skokloster Castle, a baroque palace from the 1600s featuring original furnishings and art collections.
festival16:00in 3 days
A historical ball at Skoklosters Castle featuring period dancing and festive atmosphere.
lecture13:00Guided tour of the apple orchards at Skoklosters slott, exploring the estate's fruit-growing heritage.
lecture13:00A guided tour of the linden alleys at Skoklosters slott, exploring the castle's classical garden paths.
other14:00Chocolate tasting at Skoklosters Castle featuring the history of chocolate and a selection of varieties to sample.
lecture18:00A digital lecture exploring fashion and portrait art. Discover how clothing reveals history and identity through the ages.
