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ABBA Museum in Stockholm

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This week Peter visited the ABBA Museum in Stockholm. The museum opened in May 2013 and we have been thinking about visiting it ever since. Isn't it strange that you are so bad at getting away to things in your own city ...!? A nice and interesting museum! Have you been here?

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The story of ABBA

As you walk through the ABBA Museum, you can follow the full story of the ABBA members' career. How did this saga really start? Who were ABBA before their breakthrough? It was their victory in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 that made them world stars. Before that, Benny Andersson was known with the Hep Stars. At the ABBA Museum in Stockholm you will find lots of music history and memories!

ABBA-museet i Stockholm

Songwriting

Agneta and Björn bought a summer house on Viggsö and here, with the archipelago as a backdrop, many of ABBA's songs were written. Frida and Benny soon found a summer house on the other side of the same island. At the ABBA Museum in Stockholm, you can see what it looked like in the room on Viggsö, where so many famous songs were written... Doesn't it feel very Swedish?

Viggsö

Everything from instruments to costumes

The museum also houses all sorts of (and impossible!) artefacts from the lives and careers of the four members - everything from instruments to crazy stage costumes. You'll also find things like gifts and letters from fans, private photos, gold discs and album covers. Among other things. In addition, you can become active in the story yourself, for example by trying on costumes virtually or by singing or playing.

ABBA kostymer
ABBA-museet i Stockholm

Exhibitions at the ABBA Museum in Stockholm

The ABBA Museum has a space for temporary exhibitions. Most of these temporary exhibitions have a theme related to music and, by extension, to ABBA. Peter ended up here in the context of one such exhibition, namely the exhibition of the Claes af Geijerstam's unique guitars.

Sverige, Stockholm, Pop House

See more at the ABBA Museum in Stockholm

If you come in a group, you can book a special guided tour of the museum. The museum also organises various current events and shows. Check out the website to see what's coming up!

ABBA-museet i Stockholm

Have you been to the ABBA Museum in Stockholm? What are your memories of ABBA?

Find the ABBA Museum in Stockholm

  • Location: The ABBA Museum in Stockholm is located at Djurgårdsvägen 68 on Djurgården, not far from Gröna Lund.
  • Bus or tram: Take bus number 67 or tram number 7 to the Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund stop.
  • Ferry: You can also travel by the Djurgården ferry or the ferry M/S Emelie and get off at Allmänna Gränd.

Guide: Opening hours and prices

  • Opening hours: The museum is open most days of the year. The exact opening hours vary throughout the year. Please check the current opening hours on the museum's website.
  • Prices: Adults pay SEK 250, children aged 7-15 pay SEK 95 and students (must show a valid student card) pay SEK 175 (2019). A family ticket costs SEK 595, which includes admission for up to two adults and four children aged 7-15. Please note that prices are subject to change. Please check the current prices on the museum's website.
  • Payment: It is not possible to pay with cash at the museum. You need a debit or credit card.
  • Service: There is a small museum shop. The Pop House Hotel, in the same building as the museum, has a restaurant.
  • Accessibility: There are lifts to all floors and therefore the entire museum can be visited with a wheelchair, permobile or walker. Personal assistants and companions are provided free of charge.
  • Read more: You can find more information at the museum's website.

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