Solliden stage

Nestled in Stockholm’s lush Djurgården park, the Solliden stage stands as a vibrant symbol of Swedish outdoor entertainment.

Inaugurated in 1936, the stage quickly became an integral part of Swedish cultural life, serving as the principal venue for the renowned television program "Allsång på Skansen" since its first broadcast in 1979. Set against the charming backdrop of Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum founded in 1891, Solliden stage has hosted countless concerts and events, welcoming legendary Swedish and international artists to its platform over the decades. Its annual musical gatherings, especially the televised summer sing-alongs enjoyed by millions, have etched the stage into Sweden’s collective memory.

Surrounded by historic wooden buildings and the natural beauty of Djurgården, the Solliden stage not only entertains but also preserves and promotes Sweden’s rich musical and cultural heritage.