Guided Tours
Enhance your visit with a memorable art tour led by one of Artipelag's knowledgeable guides. Gather your friends, family members, colleagues, or art club and book a private tour! It's the perfect way to spend time together and create an experience you'll remember forever.
Information
3 300 SEK/tour á 45–60 minutes.
An admission fee applies for tours in the art gallery.
Artipelag’s tours are available in Swedish and English.
The tour can be customised based on your preferences.
For the best experience, we limit tours to groups of a maximum of 25 people.
For larger groups, the group will be split up.
Please book at least ten working days in advance. The guided tour will take place during the museum’s regular opening hours. For guided tours outside the museum’s regular hours, don’t hesitate to contact us for a quote.
Cancellations can be made up to 14 days before the booked date.
50% of the cost will be charged for cancellations made 14–7 days before the booked date.
100% of the cost will be charged for cancellations made 6–0 days before the booked date.
Current Tours
The exhibition I Follow the Sun explores the various representations of the sunflower in art through painting, sculpture, and photography from 1889 to the present. Renowned Nordic artists such as Carl Larsson, Lena Cronqvist, and Michael Ancher are displayed alongside internationally acclaimed names like Emil Nolde, Elina Brotherus, Ai Weiwei, and Anselm Kiefer, each approaching the sunflower from distinct artistic and conceptual perspectives.
Learn about the significance of the sunflower in art and how it has inspired artists from 1889 to today. During the tour, you will have the opportunity to explore a selection of carefully chosen works and artistic practices with one of Artipelag’s knowledgeable art guides, gaining an overview of the exhibition.
As the name suggests, Sculpture in Nature explores the interaction that occurs when art is placed in the natural environment rather than the conventional white cube. This outdoor exhibition features works by both Nordic and international artists. The permanent collection includes pieces by Jaume Plensa, Maria Miesenberger, Joel Fisher, and Klara Kristalova, among others. The sculptures are periodically moved to prevent any work from becoming fixed to a particular location, and the exhibition is occasionally expanded with temporary additions, the latest being a sculpture by Annika Liljedahl.
During the tour, we will carefully explore selected works from the collection, encountering a variety of techniques, ideas, and artistic practices while also engaging in discussions about what happens when art meets nature. Please note that the tour is held outdoors.
For those interested in architecture, we also offer Artipelag tours. Have you ever wondered what Artipelag means? Or why the former founders of BabyBjörn decided to open an art museum? Get the answers on an Artipelag Tour. Join us on a tour where you will learn about the history of Artipelag, the architect Johan Nyrén, and the museum that became his final masterpiece.
During the tour, we will explore how different visions and ideas are reflected in the intriguing choice of materials and interior design.