The Princess Estelle Sculpture Park on Royal Djurgården is a free collection of contemporary artworks. Its 2026 addition is Cristina Iglesias’s Aurora Borealis Star Dome, which the park says is open to visitors year round. Iglesias is the park’s artist of the year for 2026.

Other works include Hoop-La by Alice Aycock, Life Rings by Elmgreen & Dragset, Wind Sculpture in Bronze I by Yinka Shonibare, Osagd by Charlotte Gyllenhammar, The Inner Flow of Life by Giuseppe Penone and Museum by Monika Sosnowska.

The Princess Estelle Cultural Foundation was founded in 2019 on the initiative of Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel. Its initial focus was developing the sculpture park. The foundation says the project aims to make contemporary art available and encourage discussion through art in shared surroundings.

Visitors can explore the park with a free digital guide, which includes an interactive map, an audio guide for each sculpture and family-friendly educational films related to the art. Guided tours are available all year by prior appointment. Admission is free, and the park is open every day, all year round.