The park’s attractions have been dressed in Halloween costumes, and you can revel in horror houses and scary characters such as bloodthirsty zombies, cult leaders, witches, ghosts, and other evil beings. And if you’re not too fond of horror, you can instead have a great time among pumpkins and other autumnal decorations. In short, you get the ultimate combination of roller coasters and spider webs – but remember that you must book tickets in advance.

Nordiska Museet gets a scary and cozy atmosphere during the autumn holidays. And offers a full program of fun for the whole family. During the day, the children can travel back in time in the Time Vault and the Playhouse or solve mysteries and missions in an enigmatic museum.

And if you visit the museum on October 28 or 29, don’t miss the chance to discover a unique and scary side of the museum in the mysterious “Night at Nordiska Museet” (recommended for children between 6 and 10 years old). It’s an exciting experience after closing time when the museum comes to life… Keep in mind that you need to buy tickets in advance.

During the autumn holidays, Skansen, Stockholm’s famous open-air museum and one of the city’s most popular museums for children, organizes plenty of fun and exciting activities on the theme ” The Mystery of the Town Quarter.” Travel back in time, look for clues, solve riddles and help solve the mystery of the rare plant in the Town Quarter.

Other fun autumn break activities at Skansen are meeting “the wise” in Bollnäs House who will teach you how to cure diseases and complaints with magic, fun craft activities in the Forestry Center, and hobbyhorse jumping.

The theme is the haunted theater, and you’ll hear exciting stories about, among other things, occult experiments, fortune-tellers, and terrifying theatrical effects. There are performances for both younger (4–6 years) and older children (7–12 years).

Located right in the heart of Stockholm’s busiest shopping street Drottninggatan (plus in Mall of Scandinavia and Täby Centrum), Butterick’s is for many a one-stop shop for everything you need for Halloween. Dazzle the mirror by trying all types of costumes, wigs, scary masks, and makeups, and transform yourself into a skeleton, witch, ghost, zombie, monster, or other ghastly ghouls.

The festivities are taken to the next level during Halloween, when the shops are filled with make-up, costumes, and all imaginable decorations. With shops all over Stockholm – including the city center, Liljeholmen, Farsta, Bromma, Kungens kurva, Sickla, and Skärholmen – a short subway ride is all it takes to get to Halloween heaven. Of course, you can also order all their products online in the webshop.

In the store in Old Town (plus online), you can find fabulous masks, wigs, plumes, hair extensions, fake mustaches, false beards, and much more. The friendly and skilled staff is happy to help you put your look together so well you’ll be winning prizes at the parade.

Their store in Frihamnen boasts a whopping 1,600 square meters and 10,000+ costumes divided into eras from the Middle Ages to the present day, including many costumes in the masquerade and fantasy categories. In other words, you can find perfect outfits for anything from a 1970s party to an 18th-century ball – and, of course, the ideal costume for the Halloween party.