Reviews of Skansen

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How cozy any time, both summer and winter. There are not many zoos that you can be on all year round. There is so much to see and do. Go around and check on all animals, do different crafts, Christmas market and even the usual market in the summer. There is really a bit of each, and much as you might not really or do otherwise.

Something that is more or less obligatory is to visit the bakery at Skansen, only a bit from when you come up from the escalator, it is the world's better pastries. Freshly baked and well baked. Would recommend that you buy at least 3 pieces per person, to take home some.... But if you get as crazy in the pastries as me so is one of them already eaten in the stairs Påväg down from the bakery. My favorite is the bull with Blåbärskräm. Only the bakery itself gives me 5 stars.

How cozy any time, both summer and winter. There are not many zoos that you can be on all year round. There is so much to see and do. Go around and check on all animals, do different crafts, Christmas market and even the usual market in the summer. There is really a bit of each, and much as you migh... Show full »

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Zoo and Swedish history in the middle of town. The staff were very friendly and helpful.

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I Am the only one who thinks that Skansen is the dullest and most overrated place. Tourist trap, I think. One err around, and err and err.
Animals..... Pigs and lambs, asså man, have you never been to the land? These animals are practically like pets, one needs to really draw to Skansen for it. The Other animals (the minimal) are hiding most of the time from what I guess annoying people like Ooooar and Aaahaar as if they seen Jesus reappearing.
Then after you paid the entry is added extra costs for everything, and I mean everything.

The Cool is that it is an open museum showing houses and history from 1870 to the middle of the 1900 century. But instead of enjoying it, you suffer when commercial exploitation has destroyed Skansen.
Christmas Market, Meeh, again fell.
Let me not even go into the Sing-Along at Skansen. * The sound of nails that scrapes against the blackboard * That STHLM even considers it as a pride (hiding the head in a pillow and dulled the screams)
And before you even go counter-
YES: I have been here with children, they get bored after 5 minutes or they get stuck in front of a goat for several hours and your time and patience are put at stake.
Children'S parties, HAH, expensive. Do you Want the excuse that the child in any case comes out in the fresh air, yes but Lord God, bring the family on a roadtrip a little outside Stockholm, put yourself in the nature and to really enjoy and get fresh air and quality time. Skansen is NOT outdoor day, do not try, you are just lazy and stools do not take you further than a few steps away from the nearest espresso house or Mac Donalds.
YES: Have been here to show visiting tourists what Stockholm has to offer. A hysteria of tourist traps.
NO: You will never convince me that Skansen is worth visiting.

I Am the only one who thinks that Skansen is the dullest and most overrated place. Tourist trap, I think. One err around, and err and err.
Animals..... Pigs and lambs, asså man, have you never been to the land? These animals are practically like pets, one needs to really draw to Skansen fo... Show full »

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One cannot help but to love the Redoubt!
Whether you come here in the winter in the beautiful Christmas market that takes you back to Sweden in the 18th-19th century or at the spring/summer when all animals are born and Sing kicks off.
I've been at Skansen, with both boyfriend, brother, friend, Grandma, and there are always a lot of fun to bitter and watch.
Super nice activity that does not cost the Earth!

One cannot help but to love the Redoubt!
Whether you come here in the winter in the beautiful Christmas market that takes you back to Sweden in the 18th-19th century or at the spring/summer when all animals are born and Sing kicks off.
I've been at Skansen, with both boyfriend, brother,... Show full »

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Skansen is so hard to score correct, or even write something about. It is so big and you are there for so different reasons. Perhaps that is why I give such a good rating, because there is always something to do – for everyone.

I've been there at weddings among other things. The couple was ordained in Seglora church and it was really a nice place for weddings. Furthermore, I have been walking around and peeking at the animals and visited the Skansen Aquarium – displaced a Sunday simply. I have also been there on Christmas market and there are few things that will be cozier than to sit and drink mulled wine and eat burned almonds among the old settlements.

Skansen is of course to visit a few times every year!

Skansen is so hard to score correct, or even write something about. It is so big and you are there for so different reasons. Perhaps that is why I give such a good rating, because there is always something to do – for everyone.

I've been there at weddings among other things. The... Show full »