Waldemarsudde: Where Art and Royal Heritage Meet in Stockholm
Perched gracefully on the green island of Djurgården, Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde is more than a museum—it’s a portal into Sweden’s artistic and royal past. Once the private residence of Prince Eugen (1865–1947), a respected landscape painter and member of the Swedish royal family, the estate is now one of Stockholm’s cultural treasures.
The museum complex includes the prince’s former home, a romantic early 20th-century villa filled with original furnishings, alongside modern gallery spaces. Visitors can explore a rich collection of Swedish art, including works by Prince Eugen himself, and a rotating programme of contemporary and historical exhibitions. What sets Waldemarsudde apart is its deeply personal atmosphere—art and daily life are intertwined here, offering a rare glimpse into how a royal artist lived, worked, and entertained.
But the magic of Waldemarsudde extends beyond its walls. The surrounding park and sculpture garden overlook the sparkling waters of the Saltsjön inlet, with old oaks, flower beds, and winding paths that invite lingering strolls in every season. The site offers breathtaking views and a serene escape from the bustle of central Stockholm, just a short tram ride away.
The on-site café adds to the experience, serving Swedish fika classics and lunch in an elegant setting that blends culture and comfort.
Whether you’re an art enthusiast, history buff, or simply a traveller in search of beauty and tranquillity, Waldemarsudde is an unforgettable stop on any Stockholm itinerary.
🔗 Plan your visit at waldemarsudde.se
📍 Location: Prins Eugens väg 6, Djurgården, Stockholm
