1870s house on Gustavsberg's oldest street

You’ll be staying in a charming semi-detached house from 1870 on one of Gustavsberg’s oldest streets, where the porcelain factory’s higher-ranking employees once lived. Intricate woodwork and lush gardens create a unique atmosphere. Here, cats and children play in the street, and the church bells ring nearby.

Inside, you’ll find creative solutions that make it work for the whole family. Wood is a recurring feature in the decor, and every nook and cranny has been carefully thought out.

The garden offers edible plantings and seating areas for relaxation. Sun from morning to evening makes it easy to find a favorite spot outdoors.

The bistro in Gustavsberg Harbor serves lunch and dinner cooked with love. Visit the Artipelag art museum, the Porcelain Museum, or Tornhuset Café by the water. Discover the archipelago by boat, explore hiking trails, or take the car ferry to Vaxholm.