Days off, spring in the air, and the perfect opportunity to visit the castle. There are plenty of things to see and do during the Easter break.
Scroll down to check out the full range of exhibitions, activities and more castle must-sees. And the best part? Everything is included in the entrance ticket. Come in and have a great Easter!
The castle inside and out.A castle in the middle of town. Majestic like few others and with 700 years of history. What's more, large parts of it are open to the public. So take a look at the beautiful halls and hidden corners. Admire the magnificent paintings and discover details here and there. Soak up the castle atmosphere and sense the wings of history. And don't miss the magnificent view from all the windows and small peepholes.
Beads & Pixels – an exhibition featuring Pappas Pärlor.Beads become pixels. Which become works of art that are hard not to be charmed by. Discover a wealth of motifs from video games, music, film, and art. Pappas Pärlor offers a pop culture shock, lots of nostalgia, and a great desire to go home and start beading.
Little explorers won’t want to miss the egg hunt. Seven very different eggs seem to have rolled away from their spots. The task is to find them, and of course, an egg hunt reward awaits. There’s also the Children’s Tower —the perfect spot for play and mischief. Be sure to take on the Explorer children’s challenge. Tricky riddles and fun activities lead to a code that’s the key to the treasure chest. As a bonus, you’ll learn more about Örebro Castle and its history.
You don't need to be interested in history to enjoy historical tour of the castle. It's great fun to learn about what has happened during the castle's 700-year history. The tour takes place on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as throughout the Easter weekend (April 2–6) at 11:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. As always, it is included in the admission ticket.
Remember to check out the the castle shop. Here you will find fun toys, cute stuffed animals and a whole bunch of goodies to buy as memories of the Easter holiday visit to the castle.
Another important stop is, of course, Lill-Anna's castle café. Chocolate balls, buns, and lots of other treats in a cozy setting.
