Thrills, Music, and Summer Magic on Djurgården
Set along the scenic waterfront of Djurgården Island, Gröna Lund is Stockholm’s legendary amusement park—and one of Sweden’s most beloved summer destinations. Since opening in 1883, it’s thrilled generations with over 30 attractions, iconic concerts, and postcard-perfect views over the Baltic waters. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline or memories with family, Gröna Lund delivers non-stop entertainment in the heart of the city.


Top rides at Gröna Lund: From Monster to Teacups
Thrill-seekers can’t miss the Monster, Gröna Lund’s new steel coaster that hits 90 km/h with jaw-dropping loops and inversions. Other standout rides include
- 🎢 Twister: A wooden coaster packed with classic charm and wild turns.
- 🌀 Insane: A free-spinning coaster that lives up to its name.
- 🌆 Eclipse: A towering 121-meter swing ride with panoramic views of Stockholm.
Families and younger visitors will love the gentler rides like bumper cars, the Ferris wheel, and the pony carousel—timeless favorites that balance excitement with charm.
Stockholm’s Waterfront Stage for Live Music
Gröna Lund transforms into a premier live music venue each summer, drawing global artists to its intimate open-air stage. With around 50 concerts every season, past headliners include Sam Smith, Bob Marley, Patti Smith, and Deep Purple. As the sun sets over the harbor, the mix of music, lights, and lakeside air creates unforgettable moments.
Dining options throughout the park offer something for everyone—whether you’re after quick snacks, sit-down meals, or a beer with a view.




Plan your visit to Gröna Lund
Whether you’re a roller coaster fanatic, concert-goer, or visiting with kids, Gröna Lund has something for everyone. Its central location, variety of attractions, and festive atmosphere make it a can’t-miss stop during your Stockholm trip.
🧭 What’s Nearby?
- 🚢 Vasa Museum — See the world’s best-preserved 17th-century warship—an icon of Sweden’s naval history.
- 🦌 Skansen— The world’s oldest open-air museum and zoo, showcasing Swedish traditions and wildlife.
- 🎨 Liljevalchs Art Gallery — Bold contemporary art exhibitions and events in a modern architectural setting.
- 🎤 ABBA The Museum — A fun, interactive journey through the legacy of Sweden’s iconic pop group.
- 🏛️ Rosendal Palace — A neoclassical royal palace surrounded by serene gardens and historical charm.
Visitor information
- 📍 Location: Djurgården Island, Stockholm
- 🚋 Getting There: Take tram 7 to Allmänna Gränd, or catch a ferry from Slussen or Nybroplan.
- 🕰️ Opening Hours: Typically April–September; hours vary seasonally. Check the official calendar.
- 🎟️ Admission: Entry fee required; all-day ride passes available. Concerts are included with admission.
- 🎧 Concerts: Around 50 live shows each summer—free with park entry. The lineup is announced in spring.
- 🍔 Food & Drink: Multiple restaurants and cafés, from fast food to lakeside dining options.