Gröna Lund 🇸🇪

If you are looking for classic amusement park fun in Stockholm, Sweden, head to Gröna Lund. Colloquially known as Grönan, this historic park sits right on the seaward side of Djurgården. Founded by Jacob Schultheis in 1883, it holds the distinction of being Sweden's very first and oldest amusement park, though the area itself has offered entertainments since the early 18th century.

Because of its central city location restricting expansion, the park covers a relatively intimate 9.4 acres (3.8 hectares). Despite its compact footprint, you will find over 30 attractions packed into the grounds, featuring seven roller coasters, a traditional tunnel of love, and a funhouse. Beyond the thrilling rides, Gröna Lund is a famous summer destination for live music.

With three event venues on-site, it has hosted legendary performers over the decades, ranging from ABBA and Bob Marley to Dua Lipa and My Chemical Romance. Visitors should note the park's recent history: following a tragic 2023 derailment incident caused by an improperly manufactured control arm, the Jetline roller coaster was permanently closed and set for removal. Today, this waterfront landmark, managed by Parks & Resorts Scandinavia AB, offers a unique blend of heritage and coastal Swedish entertainment.

What to see at Gröna Lund

• Over 30 attractions packed into a scenic 9.4-acre waterfront location
• Sweden's oldest amusement park, originally founded back in 1883
• Classic rides including seven roller coasters, a funhouse, and a tunnel of love
• Three event venues hosting major summer concerts from top global artists

Visiting tips

Check out the summer concert schedule across the park's three event venues to catch live music during your visit.

How long: A few hours · Best time: Summer

How to get there & what’s nearby

Gröna Lund is easy to reach on Stockholm’s public transport, and pairs naturally with Stockholm Palace and Tre Kronor Castle. For where to stay, the weather and full itineraries, see our Stockholm travel guide.