Toddler Activities in Stockholm

Updated July 4, 2026

Stockholm is very toddler-friendly. Buses are free with a stroller, museums have changing facilities, and there are quality playgrounds everywhere.

393 activities for ages 0–3 — drop-in play groups, baby swimming, adapted playgrounds, libraries, museums and more. 212 are free.

393 toddler places
212 free
0–3 age focus
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Open Preschool (Öppen Förskola)

48 places
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Museums

41 places
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Libraries & Storytime

42 places
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Baby Swimming & Pools

33 places
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Parks & Playgrounds

60 places
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Farms & Animals

7 places
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Theatre & Culture

21 places
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Frequently Asked Questions

What activities are there for toddlers in Stockholm?

Stockholm offers 393 activities for toddlers aged 0–3, including 212 free options. Highlights: free öppen-förskola drop-in play groups, baby swimming from 3 months, adapted playgrounds with baby swings, and toddler-friendly museums like Junibacken (designed for ages 0–8).

Are toddler activities in Stockholm free?

212 of our 393 toddler-friendly venues are free, including all public libraries (most run weekly toddler storytimes), most parks and playgrounds, and öppen-förskola play groups. Museums are typically free for under-18s.

What is öppen förskola?

Free drop-in play groups for children 0–5 with their parents — no registration needed. Run by Stockholm city in cafés, libraries and community centres. A staple of Swedish parenting culture and a great way to meet other parents.

Where can babies swim in Stockholm?

Several swimming pools offer baby swimming sessions for infants from 3 months old, typically with a parent or caregiver in the water. Eriksdalsbadet, Sturebadet and Centralbadet are popular choices.