Wondering what to do this fall break?

In Sweden we don’t only have spring break we also have fall break.

Our members have put together an exciting mix of activities for the whole family to enjoy.

Browse through the various linked events—some start as early as October 10th, like Gröna Lund, while the majority take place between October 25th and November 2nd.

From spooky to cozy… there is something for everyone.

If you’re looking to slow down, take a walk and soak in the crisp air as the island shifts from summer greens to warm autumn colors, then step into a cozy restaurant and enjoy what is in season.

For the Family:

Junibacken- https://www.junibacken.se/laslov-pa-junibacken/ 

Nordiska- https://www.nordiskamuseet.se/evenemang/natt-pa-nordiska-museet/ 

Prins Eugens Waldermardsudde- https://waldemarsudde.se/aktiviteter/hostlov-sagoverkstad-med-oscar-andersson-3/ 

Tekniska- https://www.tekniskamuseet.se/aktiviteter-for-barn-pa-hostlovet/ 

Thielska- https://www.thielskagalleriet.se/kalender/hostlov-familjeaktivitet/ 

Vasamuseet- https://www.vasamuseet.se/besok/barn/hostlov 

Mystery and Adventure:

Gröna Lund – https://www.gronalund.com/halloween 

Skansen- https://www.skansen.se/se-och-gora/upplevelse/hostlov/ 

Sjöhistoriska- https://www.sjohistoriska.se/besok/kalender/lov/hostlov 

Vrak- https://www.vrak.se/sv/besok-museet/kalender/hostlov-pa-vrak/ 

The Viking Museum – https://thevikingmuseum.com/2025/09/11/hostlov-myter-och-monsterjakt/ 

 

Photos from Skansen and Vraks website.

 

 

Summer 2026 just got more exciting!

Gröna Lund is welcoming it’s newest member. Spindeln- a brand new attraction that offers bounce, spin and speed for the whole family!

With space for 42 riders and a height limit of 100 cm, more people than ever can experience the thrill together!

Read more about Spindeln here and join their countdown! 

Photo: Taken from Grona Lund’s official website.

Sports holiday at Djurgården 2023  means lots of fun that the various actors on the island have prepared for both young and adult visitors. Whatever the interest, there will be something for everyone: theater, creation, mysteries, courses, pirates.

Read our sports holiday tips for 2023 and find something fun to look forward to!

 

Sports holiday at Junibacken

Theater throughout the whole sports holiday, Astrid Lindgren’s magical Fairy Tale Train, playful exhibitions and of course a novelty: family dinner with theater on 26/2 at Junibacken!

Between 24/2 and 5/3, the Pavilion will also be filled with games suitable for the whole family! Play in true Alfons Åberg spirit! Imagination knows no bounds and time flies when you’re having fun! Step into a magical world at Junibacken!

Sports holiday at Sjöhistoriska

Pirate-themed sportlov is waiting for you at Sjöhistoriska! Get to know pirates from the Baltic Sea: The Sagittarius and the Dragon, the princess Cecilia Vasa and the pirate on Sandön! Visit Sjöhistoriska during the sports holiday and enjoy guided tours, creative workshops and take part in Kistjakten.

Sports holiday at Tekniska museet

Tekniska museeum is more open than ever and around every corner there is something for the whole family to discover. See retro vehicles in Zero City – In the rearview mirror or the trains run in Uno Milton’s unique model railway or learn more about means of communication through time. For those who like to code and create, there are several different courses during the sports holiday. Are you 11–14 years old and want to do something really fun during the holidays? Try making TV and radio in a real studio!

Sports holiday at  Nordiska museet

The Nordic Museum takes you on a journey through time! Discover the Vault of Time and step into the children’s history through a magical portal. Or dress up as a maid or servant and play your way through all the farm’s chores in the Playhouse! Continue the day solving missions in exhibitions together with the family! Four different family tracks await you!

Sports holiday at The Viking Museum

During the sports holiday, lots of cool activities are organized at The Viking Museum, such as training and games from the Viking Age. Every day during the holiday there is a weapon display and two guides demonstrate different techniques that the Vikings used to defeat their opponents in battle. Weather permitting, there will be Viking games and exercises outside. Extra gaming tables to test the historical games Kvarnspel and Hnefatafl will be on site.

The snow has arrived at ABBA The Museum!

Four snowballs have escaped from the snow lantern, and they are hiding somewhere in the exhibition.

Can you find them? 

 

Sports holiday at Vrak – Museum of Wreck´s

Celebrate sports holidays at Vrak! Learn more about how marine archaeologists work and try your hand at diving a wreck with VR. Family tour with experienced guides every day at 1pm. During the holiday, of course, Vrak’s café with Mackverket is also open, take the opportunity to eat or drink something during your visit!

Sports holiday at Thielska Galleriet

Join a family guided tour and experience the changing of the seasons in the exhibition Still Nature by Oskar Bergman. Throughout the sports holiday, there is also a children’s trail in the exhibition and an exciting picture hunt in the art collection to be collected at the entrance ticket office. A warm welcome at the Thielska gallery!

Sports holiday at the Vasa Museum

Welcome to the Vasa Museum during sports holiday and learn more about the Vasa ship and Sweden’s history! Lots of fun awaits throughout the holiday: the Letter Hunt competition, Sculpture Sunday where you learn about some of the sculptures that hold stories from another time or the museum’s new audio guide – The Boy and the Ship: a journey into the past. Try playing mill games, follow clever tracks through the museum, watch films or maybe you want to create something with Vasa as inspiration?

Sports holiday at Skansen

During the sports holiday between February 25 and March 5, you can become a circus star, greet the animals, go on a guided tour or learn cool things about Baltic Sea at the Baltic Sea Science Center.

Sports holiday at Skansen is filled with fun activities and there is something for everyone! Welcome!

Sports leave at the Police Museum

How do you protect yourself against being scammed and what is important to think about today? Learn more about fraud and bandits at the Police Museum’s during sports holiday.

Sports holiday at Djurgården 2023

We update the page continuously with more exciting activities to take part in during the sports holiday!

 

Image by Carl Thorborg.

The Spring Salon at Liljevalch’s is a dear, contentious and lively tradition since its inception in 1921. The spring salon is a jury-judged exhibition where all works are for sale and the price is set by the participants themselves.

This year 4,135 people applied to Liljevalch’s Spring Salon, which is a new record. Only once before has the number of applicants exceeded 4000.

As in previous years, women dominated among the applicants and the selection includes a mix of techniques, ranging from painting, drawing and sculpture to installation, video and AI-generated art. Painting is the most common technique, including mixed media painting.

The exhibition is accompanied by a catalogue in which each exhibitor is presented with a work. From the day of the opening, the artists’ own texts about their work will be available on Liljevalch’s website.

This year’s jury consisted of art scholar Isabella Nilsson, artist Jockum Nordström, and jury chairman Isak Nilson, deputy director of Liljevalchs art gallery. The Spring Salon starts on February 24 and will be on display until April 23, find out more information about Liljevalch’s Spring Salon here.

 

Time for this year’s Blodomloppet

Hello all visitors, residents, riding clubs, boat clubs, restaurants and museums on Royal Djurgården.

On Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 June, it is time again for this year’s Blodomloppet, which will be held on Djurgården. But what is the point of the race? Well, the purpose of the race is to raise awareness and to demonstrate the need for blood donation and to promote a healthy lifestyle. The proceeds of the race will go back to the youth activities of the organizing associations and to promoting the importance of blood donation.

This is a purpose that we at Royal Djurgården support one hundred percent.

About the race

The start and finish of Blodomloppet is in the meadows around the Djurgårdsbrunn inn. The first start is at 16:30 but already hours before, participants will arrive at the event area. The event is expected to end around 21:00. Participants will run or walk 5 km (red) or 10 km (yellow) according to the route below.

Road closures

During these two days there will be some limited traffic, so we recommend that you take extra care in planning your trip.

We will restrict access on the Manilla Road from the junction of Kaknäsvägen/Manilla Road between 4pm and 9pm. There will be a driving ban for participants.

Hunduddsvägen will also have a parking ban and restricted access for participants between 6pm and 7.30pm.

Blockhusringen limited access between 16.00 and 19.30

Bus line 69 will turn at Kaknästornet between 16.00-21.00 on these days (i.e. will not continue towards Blockhusudden).

We hope that events will not be too disruptive. But if it does remember that it is for a very good purpose.

Warm greetings

From IFK Lidingö Athletics Club and IFK Lidingö Ski & Orienteering Club, organisers of the Stockholm Blood Race.

You can find more information about the Blodomloppet on their website here. 

 

When Royal Djurgården is at its most exciting, we welcome everyone – except the car. 

During the 2- 7 June there will be lots of fun events around Stockholm and especially here at Djurgården. This will be evident in the wonderful atmosphere that will permeate the whole island. During these days, all visitors to Djurgården will have the chance to experience fantastic events such as the Swedish National Day at Skansen, concerts at Gröna Lund, the Stockholm Marathon, the Marine celebrating 500 years and much more.

Many people are looking for us and in order for everyone to be able to get around, we need to think traffic-smart. We know that a few cars risk clogging up the entire main street of Djurgården and therefore we have chosen to close the Bridge to Djurgården to car traffic during these days. Because when Djurgården is at its most exciting and eventful, we welcome everyone – except the car.  With a car-free Djurgården, we are also testing converting parking spaces into places for art, cycling schools and people. So On 2-7 June, the Djurgården Bridge will be closed to car traffic, for a more accessible and delightful Djurgården.”

It’s a public festival in the city and everyone is welcome, but bear in mind that  to take an extra look at how you plan your trip. As roads and bridges will be closed, we advise all our visitors to reach us by foot, bike or public transport.

Welcome to Djurgården!

Take a walk in The Royal National City Park  

The long-awaited spring has finally arrived, and that means that Stockholmers and visitors from all over the world are flocking to Djurgården as soon as they have a spare moment.  Perhaps you are one of them? Then here are some spring tips for you.

For many people, life in a big city can start to feel a bit hectic and stressful after spending a long time there, no matter how great the city is. That’s what makes Stockholm, and Djurgården in particular, so unique, as it is home to the world’s first National City Park. It gives people a chance to get away from their hectic everyday lives and find their inner peace.

In our opinion, one of the best times to visit is right now during spring. As the park is home to over 800 different flowering plants and around 100 species of nesting birds, it gives our visitors the perfect opportunity to experience spring in Scandinavia’s largest city.

But it’s not just us who think the place is unique, Djurgården has been called “Stockholm’s most beautiful island” and is appreciated by many.

Here are some tips from us at Royal Djurgården on what not to miss when you visit our lovely island.

Blockhusudden  

One of the most popular walking routes in Stockholm is along the Djurgårdsbrunn canal. If you follow it all the way out, you will eventually reach Blockhusudden and Thielska Galleriet. There you can quietly enjoy one of Sweden’s foremost art museums, with a unique collection from the turn of the last century featuring works by Edvard Munch and August Strindberg, among others. 

Waldemarsudde 

At Waldemarsudde we find the Prins Eugen konstmuseum where you can experience its fantastic art collection, garden and park. Now during this year’s “Spring Flowers in the Park”, our guests will have the opportunity to join the park’s gardener, Marina Rydberg, who will give a tour of the magnificent garden when it is full of spring flowers such as tulips, daffodils and many different kinds of bulbous plants.

 

5 Cafés you should not miss 

Rosendals trädgårdskafé  

Are you craving for a nice cup of coffee? Then stop by the popular café in Rosendal’s Garden, one of Stockholm’s absolute favourite places to enjoy a good cup of coffee and some homemade bread and pastries in its botanical garden. Because there’s not much that beats a freshly baked cinnamon bun with loved ones in the spring sunshine while listening to the birds chirping in the background.    

 

Arthurs Kafé  

At what was until 1938 the central entrance to the open-air museum Skansen, you will now find the newly opened Arturs Kafé. The beautiful Hazelius Gate from 1907 has been carefully renovated and transformed into a Viennese café with a lovely bar and outdoor seating area with an inviting atmosphere that resonates well with the history of the place. 

Blå Porten  

For more than a hundred years, tourists and Stockholmers alike have enjoyed classic dishes and pastries in the beautiful surroundings of Blå Porten. A beloved watering hole on Djurgården since 1916 when restaurateur Agnar Meurling opened the summer restaurant with an Italian-inspired garden. Nowadays, Blå Porten is open all year round and invites you to a unique, historic setting where you can enjoy Swedish home cooking and a fantastic coffee table.

 

 

Café Monika Ahlberg  

Along Blockhusudden we find Thielska Gallery’s café, privately run by food creator Monika Ahlberg, who is known for her cookbooks and her previous work at Rosendals Trädgård.

It serves lunches such as soup with freshly baked bread, sandwiches in several varieties, hot smoked salmon with basil potatoes and rum sauce, country potato dish with cumberland sauce and various salads. There is also always a “Special of the Day” which varies. In addition, many different types of homemade pastries are offered.

It is also possible to have a glass of wine or beer with your meal. During the summer months, you can take your lunch and snacks out into the sculpture park.

 

 

Skroten Café & Skeppshandel  

Skroten Café & Skeppshandel is located in a small alley at Nya Djurgårdsvarvet, right next to Beckholmen and Gröna Lund. The café is neighbours with the glittering Baltic Sea, the old workers’ housing and the creaky jetties.

What makes the Café so unique is that they offer a wonderfully rustic atmosphere among ship’s lanterns, tamarinds and lifeboats amidst the sweet smell of tar and sea. We highly recommend stopping by for a tasty and well-prepared lunch, a cup of coffee with freshly baked raspberry pie or perhaps a dinner of a hearty fish stew and a glass of wine on their delicious outdoor terrace.

On April 23, it’s finally time for Stockholm Culture Night 2022. This year, more cultural activities than ever will open their doors with free admission for all visitors, 18:00- 24:00.

At Royal Djurgården, you can experience a live concert at the Museum of Ethnography or spend an evening at the Abba Museum, where you get a unique chance to meet ABBA’s very own fashion designer Owe Sandström, who will showcase never-before-seen creations.

To give you an overview of everything that is happening at Djurgården, we have listed all the attractions from Djurgården who are participating during Stockholm Culture Night 2022.

Open house at the Nordic Museum

Experience painted masterpieces in the Paris of the North, a visual dream journey through the Nordic countries of travel posters, life in a changing Arctic and the history of children in the Time Vault. Restaurant and café all evening. The doors are open!

Limited number of places for The Paris of the North and The Time Vault. Book your tickets here.

The Viking museum

During the night The Viking Museum opens its doors with free admission for all! See the museum’s new exhibitions and meet their Vikings. Don’t miss Ragnfrid’s Tale, an 11-minute journey inspired by the Viking Age!

The Vasa Museum

Enjoy Vasa and meet the experts and guides at the museum. Learn more about the 17th century – life and crafts back then, as well as Vasa’s history. Try weaving and loading a ship. Join a guided tour and enjoy food, drinks and music in Vasa’s company.

Guided tours at Thiels Gallery

Join us for an introductory tour of the vast art collection from the turn of the last century and see contemporary art in the exhibition A Home. The tours (approx. 20 min) start at 7, 8, 9 and 10 pm. The museum and Café Monika Ahlberg are also open for self-guided visits throughout the evening.

An evening under the surface at the Museum of Wrecks

At the bottom of the Baltic Sea lies a cultural treasure unique in the world. Come and dive into the exhibitions – meet marine archaeologists who will take us down below the surface of the Baltic Sea. The Museum and Wreck Café & Bar will be open all evening with festive features.

A unique evening at ABBA The Museum with Owe Sandström

ABBA The Museum invites you to a unique evening where you can meet ABBA’s designer Owe Sandström and visit the museum at the same time. Owe will be on hand to answer questions, sign products and showcase some never-before-seen creations.

Concert and talk at the Ethnographic Museum

Concert + artist talk with one of Sweden’s most exciting artists Sibille Attar, guided tours of the sustainability exhibition Human Nature, workshop in the creative workshop and food/drink/music in the museum restaurant Matmekka.

A major task at the Police Museum

The Police Museum invites you to a police game where you will have the chance to speed-date a police officer.
In the new exhibition you can see yourself in the different guises and uniforms of the police and find out: Which police officer are you?

Missions and quizzes at the Maritime Museum

What is the name of the main character in The Old Man and the Sea? Which ship was called The Golden clog? Do you know that we have small figures hidden on our ship models? Explore the museum and your own maritime knowledge in the Maritime Museum quiz walk.

Zero City at the Museum of Technology

This night, the city is visited by the Royal College of Music in Stockholm, which has put sound to the history of the 20th century Swedish technology – The solo piece FYR by Johannes Burström. There will also be some unexpected meetings with Imaginato.

 

We love autumn almost as much as summer. The leaves change color and soon Djurgården will be a fantastic coloroful island with a lot of activities for both young and old. Maybe you’re craving a little BBQ? Why not experience Halloween at Gröna Lund? Or learn about a new culture?

There’s a wide range of different activities, so grab your pen and notepad, because here are some of our best tips on what to do this fall 2021!

Ghosts, demons, and witches! 

Usually lurking in the dark autumn brings forward the nasties of creatures. For the fourth year Gröna Lund open its doors to Halloween. This time they offer terrifying monsters, five haunted houses and a horror parade that will make the bravest run for their life. For those who are not very fond of the horror genre, you can always stay in the small area. Filled with pumpkins and kind witches, it’s a perfect place for all families. It is nothing less than an autumn paradise!

A stone’s throw away from Gröna Lund is The Viking museum. Here you can experience autumn in vikingstyle. Tag along and join them on a guided tour where they discuss death and life after this.

For more than 30 years, the Mexican holiday, Día de Muertos – Day of the Dead – has been celebrated at the Museum of Ethnographic. The Holiday focus on honoring the memory of the dead. The weekend of November 6-7 The Museum of Ethnographic celebrates Die de Muertos with a craft market, home alters called ofrendas, dance and music performance with the folk-group Mexico Lindo and Mariachio Orchestra Fiesta Mexico.

For the family who prefers to sit in front of the fire, cuddle and grill sausages, we have the perfect autumn holiday activity for you!

Skansen has autumn activities for the whole family. They offer everything from BBQ to witch broom flying. Maybe Grandma wants to help with the quiz round? Or do mom and dad want to play old games from the past? You can always challenge the family to bowling at Kägelbanan by Gubbhyllan. Skansen has a large selection of activities for those who can’t decide.

At Junibacken you exchange the autumn holiday with a reading holiday. They have a lot of activities planned. For example, their bookstore has selected the best ghost stories for children and their parents. Here are both friendly ghost stories as well as real nail-biters. Additionally, they are opening the very special nightmare room and it’s not as scary as it sounds. Here children can write down or draw their nightmares and then leave it in the nightmare box. In the room you can also listen to other kids’ nightmares and fantasies about horrific stuff.

If none of the above attracts, why not take a walk around Djurgården? Look at the leaves that have changed color and go into one of the many cafes. Under EAT you will find several options.

There is an incredibly wide range of activities here at Djurgården and we have only mentioned a few. Open our calendar or take a look further down to take part in all the fun that is happening this autumn!

 

 

 

 

This Year ASICS Stockholm Marathon decided to host their annually marathon on 9^th of October because of the pandemic. The restrictions has disappeared and we can look forward to an event with both spectators on the street and runners who have been practicing for months.

Djurgården is always open for the public and especially when there is a folk festival in town. This is a day you won’t want to miss! Therefore, we have compiled a list of different traffic information and how to best travel to Djurgården on a day like this.

The start is situated right outside the red-brick 1912 Olympic Stadium on wide Lidingövägen. The runners runs through the scenic Djurgården via Djurgårdsbrunnsvägen Manillavägen- Djurgårdsvägen to Strandvägen, Blasieholmen and then via Gamla Stan to Slussen.

Hotspots

You will find the hotspots right before and after Djurgårdsbron, by The ABBA Museum/Gröna Lund, Djurgårdsvarvet and by The National Maratime Museum. Here you can stand and cheer on your loved ones who participate in the race!

The Course Map – Hotspots, entertainment, and energy stations 

Read more about the course map here!

Traffic Information

On the day of the event on October 9, we recommend that you leave the car at home and choose public transport or  perhaps walk or bike if it’s possible. There are lots of alternatives to get to Djurgården!

Fancy a ride around the ferry?

Djurgårdsfärjan, SL’s ferry line 82. Djurgårdsfärjan runs between Räntmästartrappan/Slussen and Allmänna gränd/Djurgården, Skeppsholmen. You can bring a bicycle on the boat if it is enough space for it.

Sjövägen, SL’s ferry line 80. Takes the route Nybroplan – Allmänna gränd/Djurgården – Saltsjöqvarn – Finnboda hamn – Kvarnholmen – Blockhusudden – Nacka strand- Blockhusudden – Lidingö/Dalénum – Frihamnen – Allmänna gränd/Djurgården.

M / S Emelie takes the route Hammarby sjöstad – Masthamnen – Djurgården – Nybroplan.

Why not take the metro?

Of course, the metro runs as usual, so why not take the red line to Karlaplan or Östermalmstorg and walk the last bit to Djurgården.

How to walk from Östermalmstorg: From Östermalmstorg, go up the stairs that leads to Birger Jarlsgatan. Follow the road down to Berzelii Parken and then follow Strandvägen all the way to Djurgårdsbron. The walk takes about 20 minutes at a normal walking pace. You will be there in no time!

How to walk from Karlaplan: From Karlaplan, go up the stairs that leads to the Karlaplan roundabout. Then follow Narvavägen straight down to Djurgårdsbron.  The walk takes about 15 minutes at a normal walking pace. Simple and easy to follow!

Once you’ve reached Djurgårdsbron, you can always continue walking along Strandvägen to Dag Hammarskjölds Väg. It is a 20-minute walk that leads directly to Museiparken (Museum park) outside Tekniska museet, or a 5-minute bike ride if you choose to rent a bike from the Royal Djurgården Visitor Center. The visitor center is to the right, right after Djurgårdsbron.

Djurgårdsbron – temporarly closed for car traffic 

Djurgårdsbron closed to car traffic but you as a pedestrian are free to pass. The Djurgårdsbron will be opened at 14:45. Some car traffic can take place over the Djurgårdsbron by prior agreement.

Tram Line 7 – Djurgårdslinjen 

• 09.46, the last tram leaves from the central station towards Kungsträdgården.
• At 18.57, tram traffic will resume from the central station towards Djurgården according to the normal timetable.

Buss Traffic 

• In Stockholm City, there will be major restrictions on bus traffic during the Marathon. Some bus stops are removed for the day or moved to a different loaction.
• Information is set up at the relevant bus stops.
• For further information, please refer to SL, telephone +46(08)-600 10 00.

Do you want to read more about the traffic situation or Stockholm Marathon 2021? Go to the Stockholm Marathon’s website to read more about it.

It’s not every day a new museum opens at Djurgården, but now it’s finally time! We’re happy to welcome Vrak – Museum of Wrecks, which will open on the 23 of September. The museum is located at Djurgårdsstrand 17, between the Vasa Museum and Gröna Lund, it lays only a few meters from the water.

Vrak is perfect for the curious ones and the history buffs. The museum tells the story of more than 100,000 wrecks that have been found at the bottom of the Baltic Sea. Through immersive film experiences the visitor can move down to the seabed of the Baltic Sea and, among other things, walk along the mythical wreck, “Resande Man”. With the help of digital solutions such as VR dives, archive dives and games the museum manages to bring history to the surface without affecting and disturbing the seabed of the Baltic Sea.

Vrak is the Vasa Museum’s new sister museum and is part of the Swedish Maritime and Transport History Museums. Functional architect Paul Hedqvist designed the boat hall for Vrak – the Museum of Wrecks. The building has retained its exterior, but has been given a modern makeover on the inside. Through collaboration with Fahlander architects and construction contractor Serneke, they have carefully rebuilt the boat hall with sustainable materials such as concrete, oak, steel, and glass. They have taken inspiration from the sea, ships, and the seabed to renovate the boat hall into a building where man meet sea. The museum is now nominated for the ROT-award and The Betongpriset for the careful rebuilding.

On Wednesday 22 September, Vrak will be inaugurated with a visit from the King. If you cannot wait, there is already material on their website, vrak.se. There you can find wreck stories, films about wrecks in the Baltic Sea and much more.

 

With just one week left to Christmas Eve we would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas from all of us at Djurgården and also let you know that we are open on Christmas Eve at many of our places here on the island.

You can for example visit Nordiska museet for free on Christmas Eve and see their exhibitions (normal entrance fee to Arctic – while the ice is melting). Skansen is also open on Christmas Eve with normal entrance fee and invites you to a free early service in the church on Christmas Day at 07:00AM and after that the entrance fee is reduced for the rest of the day. Tekniska and ABBA The Museum are also open this day and invites you to a lot of fun.

We hope you have a wonderful Christmas and visit us at Djurgården if not just to enjoy and take in the Christmas spirit, but also to step by all our lovely places that would love to be a part of your Christmas celebration.

If you don’t know what to do this weekend you can visit one of the best Christmas markets in the world, at Skansen! CNN Travel has listed the 17 best Christmas markets in the world and of course the long tradition of Christmas market at Skansen earned a spot.

This tradition has been alive ever since 1903 and is extra special because of the location of the market, inside the zoo. In that way you can, while you find unique and handcrafted Christmas gifts, also look for Rudolph among the animals that enjoy the winter season just as much as us.

Read the article and which the other places of the world are, here!