Julstök med julmarknad på Kulturen
Visitors browse indoor and outdoor market stalls selling holiday foods, decorations, and handicrafts throughout the open-air museum. Staff in historical houses keep fires burning and share stories of past Swedish Christmas traditions, accompanied by live music and Lucia processions. Weekend activities include dancing around the Christmas tree, holiday crafts, and visits with Santa and his helpers.
What to Expect
Historic houses, holiday market stalls, and music across Kulturen's open-air grounds
Event Details
Ages
All ages
Timed Entry
No
Organizer
Kulturen
Food & Drink
Visitors can buy hot food, glögg, fika, and sausages to grill.
Local Insight & Ratings
Family Friendly
Best For
Families with children, especially on saturday and sunday
Vibe
Festive and cozy
Energy Level
Moderate
Budget
$$
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Location
Know Before You Go
- Tickets: Vuxen 160 kr; Pensionär 125 kr; Student 125 kr; Besökare 0–18 år samt Kulturens medlemmar har fri entré och behöver inte någon biljett. – Get tickets
- Hours: Fri 16:00–20:00; Sat–Sun 11:00–18:00.
- Pets: Dogs are not allowed at the Christmas market. Assistance dogs are welcome if vaccinated and wearing a vest.
Tips & Advice
- Bring a card or Swish rather than cash, because the entrance and nearly all the market sellers don't take cash.
- Bring children on Saturday or Sunday, when Santa, tree dancing and crafts are on and five historic houses tell about Christmas in the past.
- Don't come on Friday daytime, because the museum is closed during the day for preparations and only opens for the evening event.
- Give yourself plenty of time, because Julstöket spreads across indoor and outdoor stalls and historic houses and is a whole Christmas experience, not just a market.
- Students should bring a valid student card and ID, because you need both at the entrance to use a discounted ticket.
Special Events & Promotions
- Friday evening is primarily aimed at adults; Saturday and Sunday are family-focused, with child-friendly activities.
- On Saturday and Sunday, children can meet Santa and his helpers, make crafts, and dance around the tree.
- Visitors aged 0–18 and Kulturen members receive free admission and do not need a ticket.
- Pensioner and student tickets are 125 kr; students must show a valid student card and ID at the entrance.
Quick Actions
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it good for kids?
Saturday and Sunday are family days. Kids can meet Santa and his helpers, dance around the Christmas tree and make Christmas crafts. Friday evening is mainly for adults. Visitors 0–18 get in free.
What's there to eat and drink?
Stalls sell Christmas food, and there are hot meals, glögg and fika. You can also buy sausages and grill them yourself.
Can I pay with cash?
No. The entrance takes card or Swish but not cash, and almost none of the market sellers take cash either.
What happens in the historic houses?
Fires burn and museum staff tell how Christmas used to be celebrated. On Friday evening, Blekingegården and Bosmålatorpet are open. On Saturday and Sunday it's five houses: Västra Vrams prästgård, Blekingegården, Bosmålatorpet, Thomanderska huset and Arbetarbostaden.
Can I sell at the market?
The market is fully booked. To get on the reserve list, email the program team at program@kulturen.com.
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