Julmarknader på Djurgården 2025

Skansen Christmas Market – the Warm Heart of Tradition

At Bollnästorget inside Skansen, the winter air fills with the scent of mulled wine and roasted almonds. Skansen’s Christmas market, which has been held since 1903, is a tradition in itself – a place where past and present meet through dance, music, crafts, and community. As you wander between the stalls, you can feel the presence of history: hand-dipped candles, wooden crafts, wool products, delicacies, and locally produced foods turn the market into a living cultural heritage. At the dance floor, folk dance groups and a Christmas orchestra gather daily – a welcoming and warm feature that attracts both children and adults to dance around the Christmas tree.

Nordic Museum Christmas Market – Sustainable Elegance in the Great Hall

A completely different kind of Christmas magic awaits as you step into the Nordic Museum on 7 December 2025. In the museum’s magnificent Great Hall, exhibitors focusing on upcycling, vintage, and fine craftsmanship gather, carefully curated by decorator Gustav Broström.

Here, the gifts are not only beautiful – they carry stories. Antique dealers, second-hand specialists, and artisans present their finds and creations, turning each table into a tribute to care, sustainability, and conscious consumption.

At the same time, the museum’s large Christmas tree is adorned with unique, handcrafted decorations made from stars, cookie cutters, and metal wire – a tribute to recycling and artistic expression. The restaurant and museum shop offer Advent treats and thoughtfully selected gifts, perfect for those who wish to celebrate a conscious and inspiring Christmas.

The World Christmas Market at the Maritime Museum – Scents, Rhythms and Traditions from the Horizon

At the Maritime Museum, the Christmas market takes you on a journey across the seas. On 29–30 November, the quays and the museum courtyard are filled with stalls offering crafts, food, and culture from around the world.

Here you will find everything from Baltic handicrafts to flavours and decorations rooted in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. The music, dance, and rhythms create a warm, global Christmas celebration – in the midst of Stockholm’s winter cold.

The World Christmas Market is not just a marketplace, but a cultural hub where different traditions shine side by side, and where you can discover new perspectives on what Christmas can be.

 Christmast Market and Open House at Handarbetets Vänner

Shop for your Christmas gifts and enjoy arts and crafts and Advent treats in the historic atmosphere of the pink house on Djurgården.

On 29 November, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., you’ll have the opportunity to buy this year’s Christmas gifts made by the school’s students. Café treats will be available for purchase, and new for this year is that the Christmas market will be held in Handarbetets Vänner’s Gallery. During the day, Handarbetets Vänner’s School will open its doors to the studios where the future textile and craft professionals are trained. Students and teachers will be on site to give guided tours and present their three full-time textile education programmes.

Beckmans Christmas Market – Creativity and Design at Rosendal Greenhouse

If you’re looking for distinctive Christmas gifts with a creative and design-driven feel, Beckmans’ Christmas market at Rosendals Trädgård is a must. On 6–7 December, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., the annual market organized by Beckmans College of Design takes place, where students in fashion, product design, and visual communication exhibit and sell their own designed works.

Coffee and lunch are available at Rosendal’s café. A bonfire is lit in the courtyard, enhancing the Christmas atmosphere. In addition to student design, you can also visit Rosendal’s farm shop and plant shop for garden-related Christmas gifts and delicacies.

Transportation: Djurgården is easily reached by public transport (bus, tram) or by ferry, depending on where you are travelling from.