Sven-Harry's art museum

Sven-Harry’s Art Museum occupies a six-storey building with a brass facade in Stockholm. The building contains an art gallery, museum, restaurant and roof terrace. Its defining feature is a reconstruction of Sven-Harry’s former home, an 18th-century manor house. Visitors can cross the threshold of the recreated house and see the art collection Sven-Harry has built over 35 years.

The gallery presents varied exhibitions, primarily by Swedish contemporary artists. Regular tours and programmes relate to exhibitions on view. The museum’s website invites art associations, companies and other groups who want to discover art together to book a viewing of the current exhibition, and directs them to information on how to arrange it.

A visit can include time in the gallery and entry to the recreated manor house, both within the museum building. The art collection is part of the home presentation, while the gallery hosts the exhibition programme. Tours and other programmes offer ways to engage with exhibitions on view. Groups can arrange a viewing together through the museum.