Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde

One of Sweden’s most beautiful art museums

Visit Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde with Go City®

• Explore personal artworks and landscapes by Prince Eugen himself.
• Enjoy pieces by Swedish artists including Anders Zorn, Carl Larsson, Richard Bergh and Carl Fredrik Hill. 
• Paintings by the prince's contemporaries, such as Edvard Munch, Henrik Sörensen and Viggo Johansen are also on display.
• There are dozens more attractions included with your pass so be sure to check them out.
• Passholders also receive 10% off food in the restaurant. 

Enjoy this renowned and stunning historic collection of famous art, championing Swedish works.

It’s no secret that Prince Eugen (1865–1947) had a keen interest in both collecting and producing art and Waldemarsudde is a fine example of his talents and tastes. Step inside his private world and admire priceless masterpieces of some of his country’s greats, as well as his own.

The hop-on, hop-off boat stops at the Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde throughout summer - check the timetable.

Did you know

• When Prince Eugen died in 1947, his collection was the largest private art collection in Sweden with more than 3000 works by the prince himself and several thousands of works by 450 other artists.
• Prince Eugen was interested in contemporary artworks, especially of landscape motifs and oil techniques.

Waldemarsudde highlights

Art collection

Admire the priceless art collections at Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde including works by both Eugen’s contemporaries, himself and modern-day pieces. The exhibitions and galleries within this stunning art museum consist primarily of Swedish artists, but also feature Nordic artists.

Garden and grounds

Prince Eugen was also a famous landscape painter who enjoyed outdoor life. At Waldemarsudde his great interest in gardens and flowers are shown. Visitors to this historic attraction can also enjoy the beautiful park and gardens decorated with the Prince Eugen’s collection of sculptures by renowned artists like Carl Milles and August Rodin.