Take the boat through the archipelago to visit Sweden's newest and perhaps most beautiful art museum, Artipelag, beautifully situated on Värmdö in Stockholm's archipelago. You travel with our classic archipelago ships M/S Gustafsberg VII. The journey through Skurusundet and the very narrow strait Baggenstäket is an experience in itself.
Please note! Guiding only during Jun 26 - Aug 27 2023.
Café & Restaurant on board M/S Gustafsberg VII
Book the tour with today's lunch and enjoy good food and beautiful views. You choose if you want today's meat, fish or vegeterian alternative.
In the café on board you can buy a coffee, delicious pastries, drinks, snacks, sweets and freshly made sandwiches.
Design, nature, culture and food
In Artipelag’s Design shop you can find design items and ceramics. The near one kilometres long boardwalk at Artipelag offer wonderful nature walks and is specially adapted for wheelchairs and strollers. Artipelag has a well renowned Patisserie and Café and a large terrace with a wonderful view overlooking Baggensfjärden. Here you can enjoy pastries and bread, hot food, sandwiches, salads and of course coffee, tea and other beverages, including beer and wine. Artipelag Restaurant, on the top floor, serves a delicious summer buffet (starting in June). Moreover, Artipelag offers concerts, activities for children, architecture and other types of cultural experiences. More information about the museum, opening hours, and entrance tickets is available at Artipelag’s home page.
Art exhibitions at Artipelag 2023
Between March 11 and October 1, the exhibition At Arm's Length - Hundred Years Of Nordic Art will take place. At Arm's Length is a collective exhibition with works from the Tangen collection owned and managed by the Norwegian AKO Kunststiftelse. The collection includes Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, and Finnish art spanning the entire 20th century to the present day. Among the exhibited works, we can admire greats such as Isaac Grünewald, Sigrid Hjertén, GAN, Peter Weiss, Tove Jansson, Asger Jorn, Anna-Eva Bergman, LG Nordström, Öyvind Fahlström, Kjartan Slettemark, Ola Billgren, Silja Rantanen, and Elina Brotherus before the collection gets a permanent place in Kristiansand.
Outdoors all year round, you can visit the exhibition Sculpture in Nature. Read more about the exhibitions on Artipelag’s home page.
Magnificent Art Experience - Imagine monet
In Artipelag's spacious event hall Artbox, spanning over 1000 square meters, you will see a magnificent art experience like no other. The experience delves into Monet's universe, removing the boundaries and allowing you, as a visitor, to experience the artworks in an entirely new way. His timeless masterpieces are showcased using the latest technology, projected onto both walls and floors, accompanied by music. Claude Monet was born in Paris in 1840 and became one of the foremost representatives of Impressionism. The Impressionists were the first artists who sought to escape the confines of the frame, which restricted the artwork and isolated it from its surroundings.
Bus or boat back to Stockholm
We also recommed that you travel from Artipelag back to Stockholm with the boat.
All days of the week you can go back to Stockholm (City Terminal) with Artipelag's direct bus, or take the SL-bus back from the stop Hålludden by Artipelag. You then change bus by Värmdö Marknad and carry on to Slussen in Stockholm. The journey takes ca. 40 minutes.
Stromma Sweden's Sustainability Work
At all Stromma Sweden's restaurants, we conduct purposeful sustainability work. We only use environmentally friendly cleaning agents and work actively to reduce the use of single-use plastic items. We only serve organic and ethically labeled coffee/tea and never fish that has a red light in WWF's fish guide. Our goal is for the purchase share of sustainable food to gradually increase. Read more about our work in the field of sustainability here.
