Timeline
21:19
Grab a bite at Solliden. The classical Swedish smörgåsbord is served in the summer months, and the view of the inner harbour is already turning golden.
21:49
Head to Workman’s Home. This spot offers a clear view of the setting sun as it dips below the horizon, illuminating the historic facade.
22:04
Stay for a moment. The evening atmosphere settles over the museum grounds as the last light fades.
22:34
End the evening at Tyrol. Located on Gröna Lund, this restaurant is open in the spring and autumn, offering a place to unwind after the sunset.
Local tip
Skansen hours extend to 22:00 in July, so you have plenty of time to stay out after dark. Check the route if you need to get back to the city center after your meal.
Check before you go
- Solliden serves smörgåsbord only in June, July, and August.
- Tyrol stages the Mamma Mia show during spring and autumn.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Stockholm (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).