Kronor i Skattkammaren
Foto: Johan Nilsson

The Treasury

The Treasury, or Skattkammaren museum, is situated in the cathedral’s north tower and is home to to one of Europe’s finest collections of medieval church fabrics.

In the Treasury you will find bishops’ copes from the 13th century and later, the mid-15th century Marian chasuble, Archbishop Nathan Söderblom’s cope worn at the ecumenical synod of 1925.

Queen Margareta’s golden dress is the world’s only preserved evening gown from the middle ages. The so-called Sture Clothes are the only complete collection of men’s wear that survives from the Renaissance. 

The Cathedral’s oldest silver and objects from the royal tombs are also on display.

Opening Hours

The museum is open Monday-Saturday 10.00–16.00. Sundays and holidays 12.30-16.00 (May–​Sep open until 17.00). The museum is closed on Good Friday, 30 April, Midsummer Eve and may be closed on 24 December. 

Admission

Admission is 60 SEK. Free admission for children and young people under the age of 17. Groups 45 SEK/person (booking is necessary for visiting groups whether guided or not  since the number of visitors is limited).

Listen to a tour of the Treasury

Use your mobile phone and listen to an audio guide of the most important sights in the Cathedral's museum, floor by floor and at your own pace.

Information for visitors

The Cathedral is open daily 8 am–6 pm with few exceptions. When services or concerts, accessibility may be restricted. 2023: The Cathedral is open daily 8 am–6 pm except for 30 April and 23 June when open 8am–12 am. When services or concerts, accessibility may be restricted.