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Carl Eldhs Ateljémuseum

About

Tucked away in the tranquil Bellevue Park near central Stockholm, Carl Eldhs Ateljémuseum offers a rare glimpse into the life and work of one of Sweden’s most celebrated sculptors. The museum occupies Eldh’s original studio, a charming wooden building preserved almost exactly as he left it in the mid-20th century. Inside, visitors encounter over 500 plaster models and sculptures that reflect Eldh’s deep fascination with human emotion and everyday life. From intimate portraits to monumental public commissions, his art captures the soul of Sweden’s early modern era. The studio’s atmospheric interior—bathed in natural light and surrounded by a lush garden—creates an immersive experience that feels both personal and timeless. Seasonal exhibitions and guided tours add contemporary perspectives to Eldh’s legacy, making the museum not just a tribute to the past, but a living space for artistic exploration. It’s a hidden gem for art lovers and cultural explorers alike.

Stockholm Sweden

Location

Carl Eldhs Ateljémuseum is located at Lögebodavägen 10 in Stockholm's Vasastaden district, situated in the scenic Bellevue Park, on a hill between the Wenner-Gren Center and Brunnsviken. The museum is housed in a unique wooden building dating back to 1919, originally the studio of Carl Eldh, one of Sweden’s most prominent sculptors of the early 20th century. The site offers visitors a rich collection of his sculptures, sketches, and plaster models, displayed in a well-preserved setting largely unchanged since Eldh’s time, and includes guided tours mainly in the summer months. Nearby, the area provides a tranquil and leafy atmosphere with access to Bellevue Park’s green spaces and waterside walks along Brunnsviken. Although slightly off the main tourist path, the museum is within walking distance from the bustling Roslagstull area. Public transport options include subway or commuter trains to Odenplan or Tekniska Högskolan stations, followed by a 15-20 minute walk, or bus routes stopping nearby. This location combines natural beauty with cultural heritage, making it a peaceful retreat within Stockholm’s vibrant museum scene.