Prince Eugen’s Waldemarsudde has chosen CountMatters’ flexible visitor analytics system to secure accurate, GDPR-compliant statistics and smoother operations. The historic museum at Djurgården in Stockholm welcomes around 120,000–150,000 paying visitors each year and, including its seven-hectare castle park, an estimated ~400,000 visitors in total.
For leading cultural institutions, precision matters. Robust footfall data underpins staffing plans, gallery flow, conservation rules and reporting. Waldemarsudde wanted a modern, reliable approach to visitor counting that reduces manual work and removes uncertainty.
CountMatters provides a complete package: sensors, platform access, support and service on a fixed monthly plan with no lock-in. The system delivers accurate, anonymous counts at entrances and key circulation points—no images stored, just privacy-safe sensor data. Insights are visualised in intuitive dashboards and can be exported for reporting.
Waldemarsudde selected CountMatters following strong recommendations from peers. The museum highlighted ease of use, dependable support and transparent pricing as decisive factors.
Originally the home of Prince Eugen (1865–1947), Waldemarsudde is today one of Sweden’s most visited art museums—renowned for its collections, exhibitions and waterfront setting on Djurgården.
CountMatters helps museums, galleries and public attractions turn footfall into better decisions—without compromising privacy.