Carl Eldh's studio dates from 1919 and stands in Bellevue Park. It is now an artist museum with several hundred works by one of Sweden's best-known sculptors. The museum also holds temporary exhibitions, and a small summer café operates in the studio garden.

The museum is mainly open during the summer half of the year, with admissions for tours every full hour. The information provided does not establish whether it is open this week in November.

The museum's website describes a family garden tour inspired by an exhibition of work by Ingela Ihrman. It focuses on scale, visits the children's growing area inside the garden's tarred wooden fence, and includes planting seeds and making everlasting flowers to take home. The tour is free and suits children aged 6 to 12. Visitors are invited to see the exhibition in the museum from noon; regular admission applies, while children up to 15 enter free.