Stockholm Observatory
An 18th-century astronomical observatory in Stockholm, Sweden, now a museum and part of Stockholm University.

📜 Stockholm’s oldest, historic astronomical observatory, completed in 1753. 🔍 Originally built to map star movements and chart time, it now functions as a museum.

Why Go

🔭 Explore 18th-century astronomical instruments and meridian line.
🏛️ Admire the architecture by Carl Hårleman.
🌆 Enjoy panoramic views of Stockholm from the dome.
🌳 Relax in the surrounding park with sculptures and a walled garden.
☕ Enjoy a cafe in a satellite building.
🗣️ Engage with an amateur astronomer club.

Why Avoid

🚫 Main building accessible only on specific open days.

Tips

🗣️ Engage with amateur astronomers in satellite buildings.
🗓️ Check the schedule for monthly open days to visit the main building.

Cost

💰 Entrance to the grounds is free.

Hours

🕒 Grounds are always open; main building accessible once a month on the 20th.

Last updated 1 day ago

We strive for accuracy, but errors may occur. Please verify key info.