Guides to Tullgarn Palace Summer 2026

As an employee of the Royal Court's public activities department, you play a crucial role in enhancing visitors' experiences of the royal cultural heritage. Whether you are selling tickets, monitoring the site, or serving customers in the shops, you keep the visitor in focus and ensure they receive a first-class experience.

We are looking for dedicated staff for Tullgarn Palace for the summer season of 2026.

In the role of guide, you warmly welcome our visitors. You create a memorable and safe experience for the visitor by ensuring that guidelines and safety procedures are followed closely. The role includes monitoring and controlling visitor flows in the public areas of the sites, as well as sales and ticket control at the entrances. You play an active role in public safety work and are available to answer visitors' questions.

As a guide, you bring the royal cultural heritage to life with great storytelling in tours in Swedish and English tailored to the groups' wishes and conditions.

Qualifications

• Employment at the Royal Court requires that you are at least 18 years old.
• You express yourself well in Swedish and English as required in daily work.
• To apply as a guide, we require that you have university credits in history, art history, or equivalent.
• Previous experience in hospitality, public safety work, and service professions, as well as additional language skills, is an advantage.

Personal qualities

We place great importance on personal qualities. The desire to provide good service comes naturally to you. You have an interest in engaging with and assisting visitors and customers. You have a strong sense of responsibility, are attentive, flexible, stress-resistant, and can quickly adapt between the tasks assigned to you. Furthermore, you work well in a team, have a strong focus on safety, and are solution-oriented.

Other information about the position

• The position is a temporary part-time employment.
• Mandatory training is included before the season starts.
• Working hours are scheduled during the day according to a rotating schedule with shifts on weekdays and weekends, based on the needs of the operation.
• Work may take place at one or more of our sites.
• You will work longer continuous periods. Time off cannot be granted during the employment period.
• Salary according to applicable agreements.
• The trade unions are represented by Saco-S, Seko, and OFR/S.

Application

We welcome your application including CV and cover letter by January 25, 2026. Selection is ongoing, and we only accept applications through our recruitment system. Before a hiring decision is made, security interviews and reference checks will be conducted.

More information about the position

For further information about the recruitment process or the positions, please contact Group Manager Isabella Löfgren at the switchboard number 08-402 60 00.

Union representatives:

Katarina Burman, Seko, 08-402 60 00
Anita Söderlind, Saco, 08-402 60 00

The Royal Court is the organization that assists the Head of State and the Royal Family in their official duties and in their work in foundations with socially beneficial activities. The Court is also responsible for showcasing, preserving, and managing the cultural heritage associated with the monarchy. The Royal Court has about 290 permanent employees and additionally a large number of temporary employees for various assignments and seasonal employment. We value the qualities that diversity brings to the organization and therefore welcome applicants from different backgrounds.