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Midsummer at Skansen

Discover Stockholm’s greatest Midsummer celebrations! At Skansen, Midsummer lasts for three days from morning to late night.

  • On this page you will find all the information regarding Midsummer at Skansen 2026 – stay tuned!

Play and dance around the maypole

Dance and games for everyone around the maypole together with Skansen’s folk dance group and Skansen’s folk musicians. Please note that the maypole is raised before opening hours.

Midsummer Eve: 11.30–12.00, 13.30–14.00, 15.00–15:.0, 17.00–17.30

Midsummer Day: 13.00–13.30, 15.00–15.30

  • Midsummer Wreaths

    Birch leaf wreaths are a traditional part of Midsummer celebrations. Here you can buy your own Midsummer wreath, handmade on site by Skansen’s wreath makers.

    Midsummer Eve: 10.00–15.00

  • Midsummer folk dancing

    Tingsvallen stage

    Enjoy a performance by Skansen’s Folk Dancers and music by the Skansen Folk musicians.

    Midsummer Eve: 18.30–19.00

    Midsummer Day: 16.30–17.00

    Sunday 21 June: 14.00–14.30

  • Midsummer market

    All kinds of goods for sale!

    Midsummer Eve: 11.00–20.00

    Midsummer Day: 11.00–17.00

    Sunday 21 June: 11.00–17.00

  • Folk Music by the Pond

    Motjärn

    Skansen’s folk musicians perform by the magically atmospheric Motjärn.

    Midsummer Eve: 16.15–16.45

    Midsummer Day: 16.00–16.30

    Sunday 21 June: 14.30–15.00

  • Dance to live music

    Galejan dance floor

    Swing by Galejan and dance to live music by the Swedish “dansband” Sandins.

    Midsommarafton: kl. 18.00–22.00

    Midsommardagen: kl. 18.00–22.00

  • Västanvinden. Foto: Västanvinden

    Folk music with Västanvinden trio

    Bollnas Square dance floor

    A trio with a very unique sound, Västanvinden trio performs swinging folk music suitable for dancing!
  • Seglora church with chandeliers hanging from the ceiling

    Midsummer Concert

    Seglora Church

    30-minute folk concert  in Seglora Church. Included in Skansen admission.

    Midsummer Eve: 14.00, 15.30 & 17.00

    Midsummer Day: 14.00 & 15.30

  • The Wise Woman

    Kyrkhult Cottage

    The Wise Woman shares stories about the mythical beings and forces believed to be especially active during the bright Midsummer season.

    Midsummer Eve: 12.00–13.30, 14.45–16.15

    Midsummer Day: 11.00–12.30, 13.30–15.00

    Sunday 21 June: 11.00–12.30, 13.30–15.00

  • Swedish Midsummer traditions

    Are you curious about the Swedish midsummer traditions? Learn more here

Day Time
19 June 2026 10.00-22.00
20 June 2026 10.00-18.00
21 June 2026 10.00-18.00
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