About Gröna Lund
Gröna Lund puts an amusement park into Stockholm's waterfront cityscape. On Djurgården, rides and coaster track crowd into a compact setting that feels inseparable from the city around it. It is an easy attraction to imagine as part of a Stockholm holiday, but the number of rides overhead should not encourage an impossibly short visit.
Monster, Twister and Insane give thrill seekers contrasting experiences, while smaller rides support a family outing. The park also has a long concert tradition, so a visit may have a different rhythm when live music is part of the programme. Check how the day’s concert programme and riding products fit your plans, especially if you want to combine an afternoon of rides with an evening of music.
At a glance
- A long city tradition
- Gröna Lund opened in 1883 and occupies a waterfront site on Djurgården.
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Planning your visit
Compare the available entry and riding products for your actual plans. A visitor who wants a handful of rides has a different calculation from someone planning to stay for a concert and a full amusement-park session. Check concert entry conditions separately, then use the park map and boarding requirements to set priorities. The urban location is a good reason to consider public transport rather than assuming a car will simplify the day. Allow a meal or waterfront pause instead of treating every minute as a queue opportunity.
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Getting there
Head to Gröna Lund, Lilla Allmänna Gränd 9, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden. Use the official arrival information to plan your route and find the right entrance for your visit.
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Plan with the official information
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Sources and updates
Information checked 2026-10-25.
Photograph: Photo: Gröna Lund.
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