Millesgården

Millesgården brings together the home and studios of sculptor Carl Milles and artist Olga Milles, a terraced sculpture park and an art hall for temporary exhibitions. The outdoor terraces have sculptures and fountains by Carl Milles, with views over Stockholm’s inlet. Inside the artists’ home, visitors can see the studios. Anne’s House, on a lower terrace, has interiors by Estrid Ericson and Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn. There is also a museum shop, restaurant and café.

The current exhibition, “Life in Colour and Form: Robert and Barbro Nilsson,” presents work and archival material by the Swedish sculptor and textile artist. It runs until 29 March 2027. The museum’s calendar lists guided tours, shorter introductions and other activities.

Admission costs 170 SEK (about $16.0/£12.6) for adults, 140 SEK (about $13.2/£10.4) for students, and 85 SEK (about $7.99/£6.29) on Senior Friday. Children aged 0–18 enter free. Groups of at least 10 pay 150 SEK per person (about $14.1/£11.1). Annual passes cost 320 SEK (about $30.1/£23.7), or 200 SEK (about $18.8/£14.8) for students. The museum is cash-free: tickets and passes can be paid for by card or Swish at the museum, or bought online. Millesgården says it is open year-round. In winter, remove shoes with traction studs inside the art hall and artists’ home, or change into the slippers provided or another pair of shoes.