Skogaholms herrgård is an open-air museum located in Stockholm, representing a historical 1790s manor house. The building has been renovated in the Gustavian style, which reflects the aesthetic preferences of the period. As part of the Skansen open-air museum, it provides visitors with insights into the life of an aristocratic family and their staff during that era. The museum features a kitchen situated in a wing building, which adds to the authenticity of the historical representation.
In addition to the manor house, Skogaholms herrgård showcases various aspects of traditional Swedish life, including ironworks, agriculture, and forestry. The site includes beautifully maintained gardens, which not only serve as a space for enjoyment but also feature potato cultivation. Educational exhibits are available to inform visitors about historical living conditions, emphasizing the architectural significance and cultural heritage of the manor. This museum offers a comprehensive glimpse into the domestic life of the time, highlighting the interplay between the aristocracy and their surroundings.