We are also selling selected titles on architecture and world heritage sites, and you are very welcome to browse our books on loan. At the Visitors Center, we will tell you more about Skogskyrkogården, guide you through the exhibition, provide help for the search and map service for graves (in English) as well as tips regarding interesting destinations in the region.
Graves map — Hitta graven website
Contact
Phone: +46 (0) 8 508 317 30
E-mail visitorscenter.skogskyrkogarden@stockholm.se
Opening hours 2023
May 2—September 30: daily at 11am—4pm (except Midsummer Eve and Day)
October: Saturdays and Sundays at 11am—4pm
The Woodland Cemetery Day
Saturday September 9 at 10am—4pm
All Saint’s Day
Friday November 3, 11am—5pm
Saturday November 4, 11am—8pm
Sunday November 5, 11am—5pm
Free Wi-Fi
Open network available in and around the center, no access codes needed.
Exhibition
At the Visitors Center you can also visit our permanent exhibition, which tells the story of Skogskyrkogården’s origins and the work and ideas of the two architects Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz when designing the cemetery.
The architects also invited some of Sweden's most prominent artists to contribute to the artistic decoration of Skogskyrkogården, including names such as Sven “X:et” Erixson, Carl Milles, Otte Sköld, Bror Hjorth, John Lundqvist and many more.
The exhibition highlights beautiful details full of symbolism from the chapels and cemetery grounds, which are on display along with custom-made furniture and fittings made according to the architects’ blueprints.
