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Friday, February 21, 2025

Butterfly House Haga Ocean
– Discover Exotic Butterflies and Marine Life in Stockholm's Haga Park

Butterfly House Haga Ocean: Nature’s symphony

Located in Haga Park, Solna, the Butterfly House Haga Ocean (Fjärilshuset Haga Ocean) offers visitors an extraordinary journey through tropical and marine environments. Spanning approximately 6,000 square meters, this unique attraction provides an immersive experience of life above and below the surface.

A tropical paradise

Step into a world of vibrant life where exotic butterflies flutter freely in carefully maintained tropical greenhouses. The environment is meticulously controlled, maintaining temperatures between 25 and 28 degrees Celsius and high humidity to support these delicate creatures. At any given time, visitors can observe around 700 butterflies representing various species, with several thousand living in the greenhouse throughout the year.

Marine marvels

The Haga Ocean section boasts a remarkable 30-meter-long saltwater aquarium holding 1.2 million liters of water. Here, visitors can marvel at fascinating reef sharks swimming alongside colorful reef fish. The aquarium provides an intimate view of marine life, complementing the butterfly experience.

Unique experiences

Visitors can enjoy several special attractions:

  • Watch butterflies in their natural habitat
  • Observe potential butterfly hatching
  • See shark presentations
  • Explore a diverse collection of tropical plants and animals

Conclusion

In essence, the Butterfly House is a living museum that promises an unforgettable experience, inviting visitors to discover the beauty and diversity of nature in a single, magical location. Whether you’re captivated by butterflies or enchanted by marine life, where wings and waves await, there’s something here for everyone.

Other attractions nearby

  • Discover the stunning and vast Haga Park (Hagaparken), a historic park with tranquil lakes, verdant landscapes, and picturesque walking paths.
  • Haga Palace: Also known as the Royal Pavilion, this historic palace is located within Haga Park and serves as an official residence of the crown princess. While not open to the public, it offers a picturesque view from the park.
  • Gustav III’s Pavilion ordered the construction of this exquisite neoclassical pavilion in Haga Park. The pavilion is open for guided tours during the summer months.
  • Enjoy the peace and quiet of Brunnsviken Lake, where you can go for a leisurely stroll, have a picnic, or engage in water sports like rowing and kayaking.
  • For a little retail therapy, check out Solna Centrum, a nearby shopping center with a range of stores, eateries, and entertainment venues.
  • Near Haga Park in Solna, Friends Arena is a contemporary multipurpose stadium that holds a variety of events, such as sporting events, concerts, and cultural performances.
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Attraction Info

Butterfly House Haga Ocean
Fjärilshuset Haga Ocean

Address

Fjärilshuset i Hagaparken
Solna

Contact

+46 (0)8-730 39 81
https://www.fjarilshuset.se/home-english
info@fjarilshuset.se

Getting there

Stop Haga Norra or Kolonnvägen.
Commuter train to Solna Station + walk.
E4/Uppsalavägen. Take the exit at Haga Norra. In the middle of the on/off-ramp is the entrance to Hagaparken. Parking is available directly to the left. Then, take a few minutes to walk through the beautiful Hagaparken to Fjärilshuset.

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