We are open on weekends between 17 April and 15 May .
From 16 May to 21 September we are open daily. In addition, we open for specific events in the autumn and for our Christmas market, which marks the end of the season. See our different seasons, opening hours and programmes below.

See the calendar

We recommend about 3-4 hours, which is the average time a guest spends with us during a visit. This will of course vary depending on what you are interested in. Our major exhibition about Astrid Lindgren takes about 40 minutes. The guided tour takes about 45 minutes and is all on foot.

The entrance fee varies depending on the time of year you want to visit us. Here you can find information about entrance tickets and yearly passes.

We offer two different entrance tickets. You can choose to buy both or just one, depending on your interests.
One ticket includes entrance to our gardens with temporary exhibitions in the gardens and in the Vicarage.
The second ticket includes our main exhibition about Astrid Lindgren ‘Astrid Lindgren and the Power of Stories’.
The guided tour of Astrid Lindgren’s childhood home is not included as part of the entrance tickets and requires an additional ticket.

You need an entrance ticket to visit our exhibitions, the childhood home and the gardens. Admission to the restaurant and shop is free.

No, there are ticket offices located in the Pavilion that are manned during our opening hours. However, if you would like to take a guided tour of the childhood home, we recommend that you book in advance.

Buy tickets in advance

No. Your annual pass acts as a ticket that you can present at the entrance when you visit the park.

Yes, the guided tour of Astrid Lindgren’s childhood home is not included as part of the entrance tickets and requires a separate ticket.

Yes, if you are more than 20 people and inform us of your arrival in advance, we can offer you a group discount.

Our car park is adjacent to the park and costs SEK 75/day. If you need to charge your electric car, we also have a number of charging points. These places cannot be booked in advance and you must pay for the charging yourself.

Yes, gift cards are available from the Astrid Lindgren shop.

See gift cards.

Yes, if you book a guided tour. The childhood home is currently owned by Astrid Lindgren’s nieces and can only be visited with one of our guides.

Read more and book here

A tour takes about 45 minutes. The tour starts outdoors in the gardens and then continues inside the house. The guided tour is entirely on foot.

No, a guided tour requires an optional ticket that must be purchased in addition to the entrance ticket. Book you ticket in advance here.

They can be booked in Swedish, English or German. During the summer season there are daily tours. See more information here.

During our main season in the summer, we have daily tours for which you can sign up as an individual. At other times we only accept pre-booked groups of at least 8 people.

All visitors are welcome at Astrid Lindgren’s Näs and we endeavour to be as accessible as possible.

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Yes, with some exceptions. Our gardens have rammed earth pathways and the exhibitions in the Pavilion and Vicarage premises are adapted for accessibility. However, wheelchairs and walking frames are not permitted in the older privately owned buildings, such as the childhood home.

There are toilets in several locations on the site: in the Pavilion by the entrance to the park, inside the Vicarage and by the Garden House. Disabled toilets are available in the Pavilion and in the Vicarage.

Yes, the disabled toilets in the Pavilion, the Vicarage and the Garden House all have a changing table.

For safety reasons, pushchairs are not allowed in our exhibitions and restaurant. However, we have areas just outside where they can be left.

Unfortunately, animals are not permitted in the exhibitions or the restaurant. However, dogs on leads are welcome to spend time with their owners in the gardens. There is access to both shade and water. Assistance dogs are allowed in all public areas.

Yes, our restaurant in the Pavilion serves food prepared with ingredients sourced from a selection of local producers, we offer hot dishes as well as a range of coffees and ice creams. We are licensed to sell alcohol.

See the menu here

At Astrid Lindgren’s Näs you are welcome to buy food or coffee to enjoy in our restaurant or on our outdoor terrace, or why not enjoy an ice cream in the garden?
If you wish to eat food you have brought with you, we ask that you do so in the gardens as the restaurant and outdoor terrace are reserved for restaurant guests.

No, unfortunately not.

Yes, there are plenty of options to choose from for vegetarians and vegans. Please ask our staff.

Yes, our restaurant serves food suitable for those with allergies. Please ask our staff.

Yes, please contact our staff at the ticket office and they will help you.

Yes, luggage/valuables can be left just inside the entrance to the park where there are lockers for outerwear and small bags.

We accept the majority of payment cards on site. We do not accept cash.

Yes, in several areas. In one of our garden rooms, Lekhagen, we have put play at the centre. Here you are invited to jump, climb, balance, swing and walk on stilts. A perfect place for those who are full of play.

In our gardens you can visit various exhibitions, enjoy a walk, play, climb, learn more about Astrid Lindgren, play croquet, play chess, have a picnic, swing, watch our animals or just lie out on a blanket and read.

Our exhibition is aimed at visitors of all ages who are curious about Astrid Lindgren.

Guided tours of Astrid Lindgren’s childhood home are recommended for children aged eight and over.

At Astrid Lindgren’s Näs the major Astrid Lindgren exhibition is permanently available to view. Alongside this, we produce temporary exhibitions in the Pavilion, the Vicarage and the Gardens. Our exhibitions deal with different perspectives on Astrid Lindgren’s life and authorship, and sometimes they are linked to special themes found in her books or that were otherwise important in her life.

Seasonal exhibitions 2025 ”Astrid Lindgren – The landscape of imagination ” is on show in the Vicarage 17/4-28/9.