Open February 18 - March 2, from 11 - 16 (closed Monday, February 24)
Half-term holiday at the Royal Armoury
The royal wardrobe
Fulfill your child's dreams in our royal wardrobe - there will be dresses, cloaks, tabards, knight shirts, dragon costumes, masks, and crowns. This activity is especially suitable for children between the ages of 4 and 9 and can be done every day during the museum's opening hours.
Free for children, adults pay museum admission of SEK 180.
Opening hours during half-term holiday
18 February – 2 March (closed Monday, 24 February)
Tuesday–Sunday: 11.00–17.00
Thursday: 11.00–20.00
Admission and tickets
- Ordinarie SEK 180 (one-day admission for the entire museum including special exhibitions)
- Children and youth up to 19 years of age: free admission
Good to know before you visit
- Strollers/prams: Unfortunately, it is not possible to bring prams into the museum's exhibitions. In the museum entrance, there is a limited number of spots for prams. For safety reasons, you may not park strollers outside the entrance. This applies to the entire Royal Palace.
- Wardrobe: The museum provides a wardrobe with hangers, hat shelves, and lockable cabinets. Small bags are allowed, but we cannot store suitcases. Nearest storage is available at Stockholm Central Station.
- Food and drink: Unfortunately, we don't have a designated space to eat packed meals. Due to the sensitive environment, eating and drinking are not allowed in the museum's exhibitions, entrance, or shop. The Royal Armoury does not have a cafe or restaurant but we are happy to recommend nearby restaurants and cafés.
- Restrooms and changing rooms: The toilets are located one staircase down towards the royal carriages. There is also a changing room there.
Accessibility
The Royal Armoury aims to be a museum for everyone. We continuously work on improving our facilities to make visiting us easy. All public areas are wheelchair accessible, and you can also borrow a wheelchair on-site at the museum.
About accessibility at the museum
See a film about the Royal Armoury:
Film: Daniel Gustafsson, The Royal Armoury/SHM.
