Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, offers activities and events to enjoy during Easter. Many museums organize activities around Easter for the children. Visit Skansen that is a nice place for both young and old. Here is lovely when Spring is coming. Go on a brunch cruise in the Stockholm archipelago during Easter weekend. There is also entertainment with music. And...watch out for the witches during Easter!
Easter 2024 is during the week number 13 between March 28 - April 1, 2024. Easter in Sweden starts with Maundy Thursday (Skärtorsdag), following with Good Friday (Långfredag) and the three days of Easter. Many things during Easter in Stockholm is open. The same time as Easter there is the Easter school holiday in Stockholm with special Easter events in especially museums. Children also usually dress up as Easter witches and knock on people's doors for candy. The kids also loooong for the Eater Bunny for even more candy.
Here are some tips on what you can do in Stockholm during Easter
Skansen - Open-air museum
At Skansen there is a lot of fun for the whole family to enjoy that takes you on a journey through time. Take part in traditions in houses and farms, listen to stories and music, do Easter crafts, take a fika, see animals. During Easter, the park is filled with lots of activities for both children and adults. You can see how people have celebrated, eaten and decorated their homes at Easter over the years in several of Skansen's houses. Skansen Open-air museum is located at Djurgården opposite Gröna Lund.
Boat tours
A nice way to discover Stockholm is from the water on a boat trip. You can go with the low boats that take you under Stockholm's bridges. You can eat a good brunch on a brunch cruise on Saturdays and Sundays. Or experience the best of the Stockholm archipelago in a short period of time on a round-trip city cruise.
Shopping
Explore Stockholm's shopping districts and boutiques for Easter gifts, souvenirs, or treats. Don't forget to sample some traditional Swedish sweets like marzipan-filled chocolates or colorful Easter eggs.
The Vasa Museum
The most famous museum in Stockholm is the Vasa Museum that show the worlds best-preserved seventeenth-century ship in the world - Vasa. More than 98 percent of the ship is original, and it is decorated with hundreds of carved sculptures. Vasa sank on its maiden voyage in Stockholm harbor in 1628 and was salvaged 333 years later in 1961. A visit to the Vasa Museum is almost a must-do on a visit to Stockholm. The Vasa Museum is located at Djurgården.
Paradox Museum
At the Paradox Museum you get to experience optical exhibits that can be puzzling images or objects that trick and confuse you. There are also interactive exhibits such as astonishing installations or entire rooms that challenge all your senses by making what you see or experience not always completely true. So bring the whole family on an exciting visit and see when your brain plays tricks on you!