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Millesgården Museum: Entry Ticket + Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde Residency and Museum
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Millesgården Museum: Entry Ticket
Visit an artistic complex; Carl and Olga Milles' park, studio, and gallery
Millesgården Museum
Open today:
11:00 -
17:00
Start time:
11:00
Duration:
6h
Wheelchair accessible
The Art Gallery is completely wheelchair accessible. However, accessibility in the Sculpture Park is limited because it is built on terraced land with many stairs.
Last admission:
10 minutes before closing
Audio guide:
Chinese, English, Swedish
Start time:
11:00
Last admission:
10 minutes before closing
Duration:
6h
Audio guide:
Chinese, English, Swedish
Wheelchair accessible
The Art Gallery is completely wheelchair accessible. However, accessibility in the Sculpture Park is limited because it is built on terraced land with many stairs.
Admission to Millesgården
Access to the temporary exhibitions
Admission to the sculpture park
The Millesgården Museum was Carl and Olga Milles's former studio and residency. Today, it is a one-of-a-kind museum with different sections.
Its sprawling sculpture park and fountain are decorated with Carl Milles' sculptures. Also open to the public is the artists' home with, among other things, Carl Mille's studio and antique collection. The indoor art gallery also presents different temporary exhibitions every year.
After an exploration of the museum's art, take a leisurely pause at the charming café, have a delightful lunch, or seek out a tranquil corner in the verdant park to unwind and soak in the serene surroundings.
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