Timeline
13:53
Grab a warm drink or snack at Tyrol. The restaurant is on Gröna Lund, offering a cozy start before the light fades.
14:23
Walk to Anna Lindhagens Museum. Arrive early to explore the mid-19th century bourgeois apartment while it is open on Sunday during summer.
15:23
Find a window or doorway facing southwest to watch the sun set over the water. The golden light begins around 13:55, building to the main event at 15:23.
15:53
Stroll northeast to Skansen. The world’s oldest open-air museum is a short walk away. Wander the grounds as the evening chill sets in.
16:23
End your evening at Solliden. This restaurant on Skansen offers an astounding view of the inner harbour, perfect for digesting the day.
Local tip
Check if Anna Lindhagens Museum is open on the day you visit, as it is only available on Sundays during the summer months.
Check before you go
- Anna Lindhagens Museum is only open on Sundays during summer. Verify opening hours for your specific date.
- Skansen and its restaurants have varying hours. Check if Solliden is open for dinner if you plan to stay late.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Stockholm (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).