The Zorn Museum

Ever since the opening in 1939, the Zorn Museum has been one of Sweden’s most beloved art institutions. Also enjoy Zorngården (The Zorn House), located next to the museum. It is the untouched home of Anders and Emma Zorn, where you will be thrown back in time and amazed by the unique atmosphere.

Works by Sweden's master painter One hundred years ago, Anders Zorn (1860-1920) was among Europe’s most celebrated artists. Kings, presidents, and celebrities of the day lined up to have their portraits painted by the famous Swede. His virtuoso technique was widely recognized and his paintings from the area around Lake Siljan have become icons in Swedish art history. Zorn left behind a life’s worth of work that has stood the test of time and that every year attracts thousands of visitors to Mora. Come and experience paintings, watercolors, sculptures, and etchings that have captivated generations of art lovers and still are considered among the best works of art produced in Sweden. Visit the artist's home The home of Anders Zorn and his wife Emma, The Zorn House (Zorngården), stands almost untouched since the beginning of the 20th century. Infused with art and artifacts from near and far, the interior contains a mix of the ordinary and the exquisite. Follow along a guided tour and find yourself immersed in the unique atmosphere. Limited accessibility for visitors with disabilities. Café Zorn Housed within Zorn’s old carriage house, and surrounded by the garden, is Café Zorn, where everything is made with local organic products. Enjoy a lunch or a Swedish “fika”! Facts Type of company: Art Museum/Historical Museum Language: Swedish/English Parking: General parking close to the museum. Bus parking: Drop-off zone for busses/groups. Included in: Countryside Sweden Accessibility: Yes, Private guided tours and private exclusive tours: Can be given upon request. Duration of activity: 1-2 hours. Meals: Café serving Swedish “fika” and lunch. Payment: Card (cash not accepted).