Zornmuseet

About the museum

Zornmuseet in Mora shows the life’s work of the artist Anders Zorn. The building was designed by Ragnar Östberg and completed in 1939; in 1982 a glazed stairwell by Torbjörn Olsson was added, and in 1996 an extension by Gunnar Nordström. The museum itself says that it has the world’s largest collection of Zorn’s works.

Anders and Emma Zorn gave their collections to the Swedish state. The gift comprises four museums and almost 20,000 objects: Zorn’s own paintings, watercolours, etchings and sculptures, a large collection of Rembrandt etchings, works by other artists from the home’s collections, and silver, furniture and porcelain. Zorngården (the Zorn House) was inaugurated as a museum in 1942, and Zorns gammelgård (Zorn’s Old Farm), an open-air museum that Zorn began in 1914, belongs to the same organisation.

A new permanent exhibition about Zorn is shown in the Zornmuseet. Parts of the museum are closed in autumn 2026 for rehanging of the art, and the entrance fee is then reduced. Next to it lies Zorngården, where visitors enter with a guide into the home of the couple Anders and Emma Zorn.

Highlights

• The world’s largest collection of works by Anders Zorn
• Building from 1939 designed by Ragnar Östberg
• Zorn’s paintings, watercolours and etchings
• New permanent exhibition on Zorn
• Zorngården with guided tours right next door

Permanent exhibition

• Permanent utställning om Anders Zorn – New permanent exhibition in the Zornmuseet on the artist Anders Zorn and his works from the museum’s collections.

Founded

1939

Operated by

Zornsamlingarna

Admission & discounts

The Zornmuseet is a cashless museum. Zorngården (guided tours only) and Zorns gammelgård with the Textilkammaren (Textile Chamber) have their own tickets and times.

Accessibility

• Partially wheelchair accessible
• Elevator
• Accessible restroom
• Accessible parking: no information
• Service dogs welcome
• Tactile models & exhibits: no information
• Sign language tours: no information
• Easy-to-read materials: no information
• Audio description: no information

The entrance door has an automatic door opener, and a lift serves all three floors. An accessible toilet is at the entrance, and an induction loop is in the film room. Pushchairs may be brought in. There is plenty of general parking on Vasagatan opposite the museum; drop-off and pick-up can take place at the rear door. Zorngården is not accessible by wheelchair or pushchair because of steep stairs, narrow doors and high thresholds. Exhibition texts are in Swedish and English.

Kids & families

Great for kids & families

• Family tours & workshops
• Stroller-friendly
• Baby changing facilities

Free admission for children and young people under 18. The museum has a special page for children and young people, and at Zorns gammelgård there is Tidsresan (Time Journey), a dramatised tour for children and adults with practical elements. A changing table is in the accessible toilet.

Getting there & parking

Zorns gammelgård and the Textilkammaren are at Yvradsvägen 3, next to Mora folkhögskola; Gopsmor is about 20 km north of Mora.

Amenities & dining

• Café
• Museum shop
• Coat check
• Lockers

Café Zorn with food and fika, and a museum shop. Cloakroom and lockable storage cabinets are in the entrance. Large handbags, backpacks, umbrellas and crampons may not be brought in.

Events & venue rental

The museum hasn’t published any information on this.

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