Interior of the Hallwylska museum and palace

The interior features over 50,000 objects displayed across five floors, including furniture, artworks, silver collections, and preserved household rooms.

Count Walther and Countess Wilhelmina von Hallwyl donated their winter residence to the Swedish state in 1920, opening as a museum in 1938.

The preserved rooms demonstrate the lifestyle of Swedish nobility, with the kitchen, dining room, smoking room, and galleries maintaining their Victorian-era arrangements.

Visitors can access two floors independently, while the remaining three levels require participation in guided tours scheduled at specific times.

Each object in the museum received a catalog number from Countess Wilhelmina, who documented every item to create a complete household inventory.

Location: Stockholm Municipality

GPS coordinates: 59.33319,18.07467

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:51