Contact us
Here you will find contact details for Svindersvik Summer residence, a historical site in Stockholm, Sweden. Feel free to get in touch!
Visiting address: Svindersviksvägen 15, 131 35 Nacka.
Email: info@nordiskamuseet.se
Frequently asked questions
Svindersvik is located in Nacka, south of Stockholm. You can easily reach us by local bus or car.
Visiting address: Svindersviksvägen 15, 131 35 Nacka
Getting here by public transport
- From Slussen: Take bus 409, 410, 413, 414, 420 or 422 and get off at Nacka Station. From there, it is about a 15-minute walk to Svindersvik.
- From Nacka Forum: Take bus 409, 410, 413, 414, 420 or 422 towards Slussen and get off at Nacka station. From there, it is about a 15-minute walk to Svindersvik.
- To plan your journey, visit SL’s journey planner.
Getting here by car
Welcome to visit Svindersvik Summer Residence during our guided tours, Saturdays and Sundays June–September. You need to purchase a ticket online in advance to attend the tour. The garden and surroundings are open for visits year-round.
Guided tours summer 2026
- Saturdays and Sundays from 6 June–6 Sept at 12.00, 13.00, 14.00, 15.00.
- You need to pre-book your ticket to particpate in a guided tour.
- We will meet by the steps leading to the entrance of the main building.
The guided tour is held in Swedish, but don’t worry – you’ll receive a written guide for each room we visit (in English and German). That way, you can follow along at your own pace and still enjoy the full experience. Our guides speak English, and are happy to answer questions if you have any. The guided tour takes about 50 minutes.
Tickets
- Adult: 170 SEK
- Student/Senior: 150 SEK
- Children under 19: 50 SEK
Autumn, winter, spring
Svindersvik Summer Residence is closed in autumn, winter and spring. The gardens surrounding Svindersvik are open for visitors to explore all year round.
The cultural and historical environment is not fully accessible.
- There are gravel paths on the grounds.
- It is a short walk from the parking lot to the main building.
- A staircase leads into the main building.
- We have stools available for loan.
- Inside the buildings, there are thresholds between the rooms and stairs without elevators.
- Good to know: There is no electricity in the heritage buildings; on overcast days, it can be a bit dim indoors and difficult to see where you’re stepping.
If you have questions about accessibility, please contact us at receptionen@nordiskamuseet.se.
Svindersvik’s boathouse café is open during spring and summer from 11.00–16.00. Enjoy freshly baked goods in a grandmotherly fashion and lunch dishes.