Miniature Kingdom — Attraction in Kungsörs kommun

A delightful escape! The miniature kingdom buzzed with life, tiny stories unfolding at every turn. Intricate models and charming characters captivated, showcasing incredible detail. A whimsical, must-see for all ages, sparking imagination and wonder in a perfectly small scale.

Parking: plenty of parking spaces are available on site without any charges.

Tickets: visit the official website for tickets, it can be purchased on site as well . No cash only a digital payment or card is accepted.

Utilities: toilets are clean and tidy

Sitting area : few tables are available to sit and enjoy the fika , coffee, drinks and refreshments can be bought and paid through swish.

Activities: many children's activities are available such as drawing and VR set along with a chance to run your train :)

GIFT : you can buy miniature kingdom merchandise as well. However, I strongly suggest selling miniature characters / models as souvenirs .

The visit can take a good 60-90 minutes to properly observe and enjoy...

I wanted to take a photo of something up close. Rather than being told 'please don't get so close to the model', I was asked if my phone was lacking a zoom function and was then lectured on how my kids would be encouraged to get too close by seeing me get so close. This irritated me so much that it put a total downer on the experience. When I told my husband about it he said he was also told to not let our kids press the buttons too much. We were constantly reminding our kids to not get to close, have respect, not touch etc, but if buttons are there to be pressed then kids will press them. Put up plexi glass and remove the buttons rather than lecturing the people have paid a lot of money to come in for a...

A fantastic presentation of parts of Sweden in 1:87 (H0) scale, and still under development; so on addition to enjoying what is up and running already, you can see what goes on behind the scenes without actually going behind the scenes! In addition to the main scenic effort, and of course, the rolling trains (and a few road vehicles), there are many small cameo scenes, such as a 'scene' from the film/story about the hundred year old who disappeared (look for the elephant), and ABBA standing in front of a helicopter, and more... Well worth the visit; if you're visiting Sweden but not hiring a car, Kungsör station is...