Art tour at Strömsholm
During the Easter Art and Culture Tour in Kolbäcksådalen, guided tours will be offered at Strömsholm Palace. The palace houses a significant collection of Swedish 17th‑century paintings and interiors in the Gustavian style.
ART AND CULTURE TOUR 2026
AT STRÖMSHOLM, 3–5 APRIL
There will also be guided tours of Strömsholm Palace during this Easter’s Art and Culture Tour.
The tours will be held in Swedish
Palace tours at 12:00, 13:00 and 14:00. In Swedish
Tickets are available via the ticket link. The tours last approximately 45 minutes.
The café will be open from 10:00 until 15:30
Due to delays in repair work on the Slottsbron bridge in Strömsholm, the artists will unfortunately not be exhibiting in the Stone Kitchen as previously announced. However, guided tours at the palace will take place as planned, and the café will remain open.
The Swedish Transport Administration has arranged diversion signs.
NB
The palace will only be open during the tours. Tickets can be purchased in advance via the ticket link. Subject to availability, tickets can also be purchased at the Stone Kitchen shortly before the tours.
Much of the décor at Strömsholm Palace is in the Gustavian style. It was created for King Gustav III's wife, Queen Sofia Magdalena Opens in new window., who was given the palace as a wedding gift. The interior decoration was directed by architect Carl Fredrik Adelcrantz.
The palace's art collection is truly unique. You can see Court Painter David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl's famous paintings of King Karl XI's favourite horses, parts of Queen Hedvig Eleonora's art collection and paintings from the time of Queen Ulrika Eleonora the Younger.
Top image: The south east drawing room at Strömsholm Palace. Photo: Dick Norberg/Royalpalaces.se
Take a trip to Strömsholm this Easter. Photo: Gomer Swahn
Still life with two black grouse against a wooden wall, by David Klöcker Ehrenstrahl. The painting was commissioned for the Queen's Dining Room in the wing of Strömsholm Palace. Photo: Erik Cornelius/Nationalmuseum
The Hall of State with the portrait of King Karl XI and Ehrenstrahl's paintings of the king's favourite horses. Photo: Dick Norberg/Royalpalaces.se