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Nobel Week Lights
Stockholm
Light art installations inspired by Nobel Prize achievements
About
Experience the magic of Nobel Week Lights, a captivating free festival that illuminates Stockholm during the darkest days of the year. International and local artists transform the city with stunning light art installations, each inspired by the groundbreaking discoveries and achievements of Nobel Prize laureates. It's a unique cultural experience for everyone to enjoy.
Our Take
Family Friendly
Best For
Art enthusiasts, families, and those seeking a unique cultural experience
Vibe
Inspiring, artistic, magical
Energy Level
Low (walking)
Budget
Free
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
High
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Location
Event Details
Pricing
Free
Duration
All day
Ages
All ages
Schedule
December 2025
Organizer
Nobel Prize Museum
Practical Information
Pet Policy
Service animals welcome
Tips & Advice
- Plan your route in advance to see your favorite installations, as the light artworks are spread across the city.
- Consider visiting on a weekday evening to avoid larger crowds and enjoy a more intimate viewing experience.
- Dress warmly in layers, as the event takes place outdoors during Stockholm's winter.
- Check the official website for a map of the installations and any guided tour information available in multiple languages.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning light displays, but be mindful of others enjoying the art.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nobel Week Lights?
Nobel Week Lights is an annual light festival that illuminates Stockholm with art installations inspired by Nobel Prize laureates' achievements, offering a free cultural experience for all.
Is there an admission fee?
No, Nobel Week Lights is a free event and accessible to everyone.
Who creates the light installations?
The installations are created by international and local artists, designers, and students, with each piece inspired by Nobel Prize-winning work.
When does the festival take place?
The festival takes place in December, during the darkest time of the year in Stockholm.
Are there guided tours available?
Yes, guided tours are often offered in several languages in connection with the festival; check the official website for details.