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Golden hour in Stockholm

Golden hour in Stockholm today (October 03, 2026): morning 06:32–07:52, evening 17:20–18:40 (Europe/Stockholm, UTC+2). The live calculator below updates for any date.

17:20–18:40
Evening golden hour today
06:32–07:52
Morning golden hour today
06:57 / 18:15
Sunrise / sunset
18:40–18:55
Evening blue hour

Golden hour in Stockholm — any date#

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Golden & blue hour times in Stockholm, next 12 months#

Local time (Europe/Stockholm), including daylight-saving changes. Golden hour = sun between −4° and +6°; blue hour = −6° to −4°.

DateBlue hour (am)Golden hour (am)Sunrise / sunsetGolden hour (pm)Blue hour (pm)Day length
Oct 0106:11–06:2706:27–07:4706:52 / 18:2117:26–18:4518:45–19:0111 h 29 min
Oct 1506:43–06:5906:59–08:2307:25 / 17:4016:42–18:0618:06–18:2110 h 15 min
Nov 0106:22–06:3906:39–08:1207:06 / 15:5414:49–16:2216:22–16:388 h 48 min
Nov 1506:53–07:1107:11–08:5707:41 / 15:2214:06–15:5215:52–16:107 h 41 min
Dec 0107:24–07:4407:44–09:5108:17 / 14:5513:21–15:2915:29–15:486 h 39 min
Dec 1507:43–08:0308:03–10:2808:38 / 14:4612:56–15:2215:22–15:426 h 08 min
Jan 0107:49–08:0908:09–10:3008:44 / 14:5813:12–15:3315:33–15:536 h 14 min
Jan 1507:39–07:5807:58–09:5908:30 / 15:2313:55–15:5615:56–16:156 h 53 min
Feb 0107:12–07:2907:29–09:1007:58 / 16:0414:53–16:3316:33–16:508 h 06 min
Feb 1506:41–06:5706:57–08:2607:24 / 16:4015:37–17:0717:07–17:239 h 16 min
Mar 0106:04–06:2006:20–07:4206:45 / 17:1516:18–17:4017:40–17:5610 h 30 min
Mar 1505:24–05:4005:40–06:5906:05 / 17:4916:55–18:1418:14–18:3011 h 44 min
Apr 0105:33–05:4905:49–07:0806:15 / 19:2918:35–19:5519:55–20:1113 h 15 min
Apr 1504:49–05:0705:07–06:2905:34 / 20:0319:07–20:3020:30–20:4814 h 29 min
May 0103:58–04:1904:19–05:4904:49 / 20:4119:41–21:1221:12–21:3315 h 51 min
May 1503:15–03:4003:40–05:2004:15 / 21:1420:08–21:4921:49–22:1516 h 59 min
Jun 0102:27–03:0103:01–04:5503:43 / 21:4820:36–22:3122:31–23:0518 h 05 min
Jun 1502:01–02:4402:44–04:4703:31 / 22:0520:49–22:5222:52–23:3518 h 34 min
Jul 0102:09–02:5002:50–04:5203:36 / 22:0520:50–22:5222:52–23:3218 h 29 min
Jul 1502:43–03:1503:15–05:0703:56 / 21:4920:38–22:2922:29–23:0117 h 53 min
Aug 0103:33–03:5803:58–05:3504:32 / 21:1420:11–21:4821:48–22:1216 h 42 min
Aug 1504:14–04:3404:34–06:0305:04 / 20:3819:40–21:0821:08–21:2815 h 34 min
Sep 0104:59–05:1605:16–06:3805:43 / 19:5018:55–20:1720:17–20:3414 h 07 min
Sep 1505:33–05:5005:50–07:0906:15 / 19:0918:15–19:3419:34–19:5012 h 54 min

Light through the year#

00:0003:0006:0009:0012:0015:0018:0021:0024:00JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecBlue hourGolden hour (am)DaylightGolden hour (pm)Europe/Stockholm local time
Each column is one week: blue hour, golden hour and daylight in Stockholm for 2026.

Photography light in Stockholm#

The longest day in the table is around June 15 (18 h 34 min) and the shortest around December 15 (6 h 08 min).

Each golden hour lasts about 1 h 19 min near September and up to 2 h 25 min near December. At 59.3° N the sun sets at a shallow angle, so golden light lingers — especially in winter.

Solar noon today is at 12:36 when the sun reaches 27° above the horizon. Even midday light is relatively low today — good for side-lit landscapes.

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Frequently asked questions#

When is golden hour in Stockholm today?

Morning: 06:32–07:52; evening: 17:20–18:40 (Europe/Stockholm).

When is blue hour in Stockholm?

Today: 06:16–06:32 in the morning and 18:40–18:55 in the evening.

What time is sunset in Stockholm today?

18:15 local time; sunrise was at 06:57.

How long is golden hour in Stockholm?

Between 1 h 19 min and 2 h 25 min per session depending on the season.

Sources & licences#

Last updated October 03, 2026 · How we calculate · Sources

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