Grona Lund
Stockholm's compact waterfront funfair - thrill rides packed onto a small island site, and a famous summer concert stage.
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Grona Lund is Stockholm's amusement park, squeezed cleverly onto a small waterfront plot on Djurgarden, so its coasters thread between and over each other with the harbour as a backdrop. As well as rides it is a beloved summer concert venue, with big-name acts playing to crowds packed onto the park.
What you actually see
- The packed coasters - thrill rides ingeniously fitted into the small site.
- The waterfront setting - rides over and beside the Stockholm harbour.
- Summer concerts - the famous gigs on the park stage.
- Classic and family rides - old favourites alongside modern thrills.
When to go
The summer season for the full park and the concert programme; it closes outside the warm months. Concert nights are busy, so check the line-up.
Honest expectations
It is small and can feel cramped and crowded on busy days, the trade-off for its city-centre setting. It is seasonal, closed in winter. Entry plus rides adds up, and concerts draw big crowds.
Nearby
The Vasa Museum, Skansen and the Abba Museum are alongside on Djurgarden.
What to pack for Grona Lund
Chosen from what this place is for. Tap a kit for the full checklist.
Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.
