Museum

Astrid Lindgrens hem på Dalagatan

The apartment at Dalagatan 46 in Stockholm was Astrid Lindgren's home from 1941 until her death in 2002. It holds many stories about both her professional and private life. Here she wrote, among other works, Pippi Longstocking, Mio, My Mio, and Ronja the Robber's Daughter, books that spread worldwide. Many debate articles, as well as the recently highlighted War Diaries, were also written here. In this home, she responded to the thousands of letters that are now one of UNESCO's World Memories. The residence at Dalagatan 46 is the place where her life unfolded and was lived. Here she shaped her independent view of the world and laid the foundation for her role as an opinion maker. Astrid Lindgren's family has preserved the apartment in the same condition as when she lived, and the Astrid Lindgren Society administers tours of the residence for the public.