Prince Eugens Art Gallery - Waldemarsudde

The Waldemarsudde Estate in Djurården, Stockholm. This premise was the home of Prince Eugen, and converted into a scandinavian art museum after his death in 1947.
Waldemarsudde, beautifully situated just
outside central Stockholm. Prince Eugen´s Waldemarsudde Art Museum, Stockholm, was the home of the Swedish Prince Eugen of Sweden and Norway, Duke of Närke (1865-1947) from 1899 until 1947.

The gallery has a unique collection of Scandinavian painting and sculpture from the turn of the last century. The prince was an educated painter and soon after his death the premises were converted to a museum of his own and other paintings.

The Waldemarsudde Art Museum offers large collections of Scandinavian Art from the period of 1880-1940, covering both Prince Eugen´s work as well as other swedish artist from that period.

The museum is situated at Södra Djurgården in a beautiful waterfront environment close to central Stockholm. The location and the scenic surroundings provide the visitor stunning views of the inlet to Stockholm.

Address Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde

Prins Eugens väg 6, Djurgården, Stockholm
Metro: Ferry to Djurgården, Tram (7) from Norrmalmstorg
Bus: 47

Contact details

Tel: (+46) - (0)8 54583700
Web: www.waldemarsudde.se