Nationalmuseum

Reopened to the public in Oct 2018 after five years of restoration, and I like it! Walls are brightly colored (as originally intended), and the exhibition of the collections feels up to date.

You may be asked to leave your handbag in the locker (I had to, even though it's not really huge). In this case, be sure to have a spare 1kr coin (it will be returned once you open the locker later).

Great play rooms for kids! Several themed rooms with lots of surprises and artefacts to play with. Best to visit on a weekday to avoid a queue.

One of the greatest places in Stockholm. An endless source of inspiration. Whether it’s artworks, architecture or interior design of the space. Love every inch of it!

The paintings on the last floor is what makes it totally worth it. From Renaissance to 19th century, expecially very important russian artists . A must see in Stockholm!!

Bloody fantastic! Free as well . Stockholm’s own V&A.

Swedish National Museum is really one of the top in the world 👍👍👍 a must visit place

Swedish National Museum . Great building and a lot of classic art . Free entry as well .

A nice collection. A few impressionist works were my favourite.

Check events and artifacts of yesterdays from many parts of the world.

Beautiful collection. And now the admission is free

One of the best art collections in the world

Download the Carl Larsson App from the App Store for a guided tour either in English or Swedish

The National Museum only has three weeks left, February 3rd, until it closes for renovations expected to take 4 years. Hurry to see the marvelous building as well as fantastic art collections !

Sitting at the gate you have a beautiful lake view .

Open until 8pm every Tuesday. Open until 8pm on Thursday from September until May.

This is the Sweden's national gallery , and has some of the best art collections from the Middle Ages - 1900. Also has works by Goya, Degas, Renoir, etc. Free admission for children and those under 19

Just an ordinary museum . Not good not bad.

Lust and vice exhibition currently on.

Head over to the National Museum (0046 8 519 543 00; nationalmuseum.se; entry from £11, closed Mondays) for a fika. Sit among trees and chandeliers in the skylit atrium café .