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A sculpture in the form av a ring.

Photographer: Mårten Bergkvist

Art galleries in Skövde

It is often said that an artwork’s beauty is in the eye of the beholder. If you want to see art in Skövde, there are a number of excellent places to do so. Here are our five top tips for art museums and galleries where you can experience different types of artworks.

BINNEBERG COURTHOUSE | Binneberg Courthouse is on the beautiful Skaraborg Culture Route, just 20 minutes from Skövde. This is the ideal destination for those with an interest in culture and history. The courthouse has a history that stretches right back to the mid-18th century.

Photographer: Mårten Bergkvist/Next Skövde

ROSA HUSET | Rosa Huset – ‘the Pink House’ – was built as apartments in 1862, and was one of the first buildings to be constructed when Skövde began to grow with the opening of the railway. Today, the house is a hive of art and creativity, as Galleri Lucifer, KAC-Kulturarbetscentrum, Skövde Konstgrafiska and Skaraborgs Konstgrafiska Verkstad all run their operations from the building. In addition to courses and member activities, there are also occasional art exhibitions and popular summer evenings with food and music are held in the courtyard. 

Photographer: Tuana Art

GALLERI ODENSLUNDA | I The international artists’ centre Galleri Odenslunda is located in Tidan, immediately north of Skövde. With views of the nearby Östen bird lake, you can take a voyage of discovery in the unique sculpture park created by artists from Russia and Sweden. The park is home to 60 different stone monuments, all of which were created using limestone from Kinnekulle. 

Photographer: Mårten Bergkvist

THE ART MUSEUM AT SKÖVDE CULTURAL CENTRE | Skövde Art Museum is located in Sweden’s first cultural centre. Here, you will find large collections of art by Elli Hemberg, Anna Sjödahl and Ester Henning, along with fun activities for children and interesting temporary exhibitions.

Photographer: ATELJEDIGITAL