We Welcome Enhanced Bus Service – More Frequent Departures from April

SL’s announcement of increased bus service to Djurgården is warmly welcomed by museums, attractions, and restaurants at Royal Djurgården. When services were reduced, the consequences became evident—for visitors, staff, and everyone wanting to experience Djurgården’s culture, nature, and events. Through a constructive dialogue, Royal Djurgården Society and the Royal Djurgården Administration have been able to present factual needs, and Region Stockholm has listened.

From mid-April, bus lines 67 and 69 will operate every 15 minutes. This is a crucial step for accessibility—and for the many school classes, Stockholmers, and visitors who want to travel to Djurgården in a sustainable way.

Royal Djurgården – A Place for Everyone, Year-Round

Djurgården is a place for all—a space where children, school groups, and visitors can engage with knowledge, recreation, and culture. We complement formal education, bringing history, science, art, and nature to life. The experiences here enhance both quality of life and learning. We see growing demand and interest, making this decision to expand bus service even more significant,” says Peter Skogh, Director of the National Museum of Science and Technology and Chair of Royal Djurgården Society.

Sustainable Travel Should Be Easy

Djurgården has long advocated for better public transport solutions, and this decision marks an important step towards more sustainable mobility.

“A big thank you to SL and Region Stockholm for their constructive dialogue and responsiveness to the facts we presented. Sustainable travel should be easy, and with more frequent buses, choosing public transport to Djurgården becomes even simpler—for us, it’s an obvious choice,” says Camilla Zedendahl, CEO of Royal Djurgården Society.

This decision is a welcome step towards improving access to Djurgården, one of Scandinavia’s most important destinations. The discussion on long-term public transport solutions for the area continues.