We knew very well Astrid lindgren's stories before and were disappointed about what we saw, too short and too long waiting time for a very short tour on the stories. Small kids will have fun ...

Are you familiar with Swedish children books and authors? If you are and your children are then this is certainly a great museum to visit in Stockholm with your kids. Visited this attraction with my 4 yr old son, wife and my sister. The tale train was interesting with a very keen eye on the details on the displaying and... More

It was ok, nice place for kids (ours were 3 and 5) to play, but long queques to the train were annoying. Also the train was definetly too scary for the small kids! Over half of the time they were crying..

...actually not only for the kids but also for their parents or grand-parents enjoying a family day out, meeting familiar fairytale characters in a very beautiful created phantasy scape.

The average age was about 5-6. There was a cafe for coffee, sweets and snacks. There were slides and climbing. There is a track that you can pretend to ski on with small wooden skis. The ride was bend our expectations. It lifted you up and around. The story can be heard in multiple languages. It is a VERY strange... More

Perfect for the kids up to 7 years old. Very cheap and entertaining. Good food. Close to Skansen, Gröna Lund and the beauty Djurgården. LL

My 4 year old could have spent here the whole day. Lots of things to climb and explore. The story train was too scary.

We absolutely love this place (more so when the kids were younger) Our favourite part of the entire experience is the Fairytail trail (yes you choose your language so you will understand ) selections of Astrid lindgrens famous children storeis are told as you sit in a so called train and travel through beautifully depicted miniature villages of scenes from... More

You and your children may not enjoy Junibacken if you do not already know Astrid Lindgren's characters and the other Swedish children books heroes. Other than that, the reproductions of the houses in the first room are nicely done and the story train that takes you through Astrid Lindgren's universe is quite impressive. Then there is Pippi Longstocking's house where... More