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Get ready to join one of the greatest bands in history at ABBA The Museum. Try on virtual costumes and step on stage with the band members, you can do it all right here.
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- The ultimate interactive experience for ABBA fans
- Step in the footsteps and witness the band’s biggest moments
- Record a song with ABBA
Children
Child tickets for 7-15 year olds
Free entry for 0-6 year olds
Children 0-15 year olds must be accompanied by an adult
Opening hours
Monday – Sunday: 10.00 – 20.00
Languages
Audio guide available in Swedish, English (in both these languages the ABBA members themselves are telling their story), German, Finnish, French, Dutch, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Chinese and Japanese
Ticket information
Ticket directly available on smartphones
Tickets can be rescheduled or cancelled up to 48 hours in advance
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Accessibility
- Wheelchair friendly
- With audio description
- Free access to bathroom
ABBA The Museum
Stockholm
Stockholm
A deep dive into ABBA
ABBA The Museum is much more than its name suggest. While the museum’s permanent exhibition is filled with ABBA memorabilia, there are also a lot of interactive experiences to explore. Throughout the different exhibitions in the ABBA museum you will step into the footsteps of one of the most successful pop groups of all time.
Wondering what you will see when you visit ABBA The Museum? The memorabilia on display at the museum comes from the lives and careers of all four members of ABBA. Of course there are instruments, gold records and epic costumes but also gifts and letters from fans, original furniture, private photos and letters and much, much more.
Explore and experience ABBA
Follow the story of the band and step in their footsteps. ABBA The Museum will take you to the Folkpark, where Björn and Benny first met. The replica of the Polar Studio, where ABBA recorded most of their later music, has Benny’s original piano, Björn’s guitars, and Frida and Agnetha’s microphones.
And you won’t want to miss out on visiting Brighton in 1974, where ABBA had its big break through at the Eurovision Song Contest with Waterloo. Experience ABBA’s victory first hand with plenty of unique original items.
ABBA The Museum is rich with interactive experiences. You can try on ABBA’s stage outfits (virtually) in a photo session, play a quiz, and mix original music. But one of the best experiences is surely stepping on stage to become the fifth member of ABBA by performing on a large hologram stage together with Björn, Benny, Frida and Agnetha.
Buy your ABBA The Museum tickets here
ABBA The Museum can be found along side several other super fun museums and experiences on the island of Djurgården. Get your tickets now, to explore this interactive museum. You might walk in but your are sure to dance out the door.
139 Reviews
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steventhebeard
Knowing me knowing you…….‘ll love it
You have to visit the ABBA museum when in Stockholm, to miss out is a huge shame. The narration on your mobile phone is so easy to use but what’s better is that the commentary comes from the members themselves so you really do get to feel the emotion with every story. I only went as I felt I’d be silly not too whilst in the city and I came away with so much more appreciation for them and their music….now I’m going to ABBA voyage later this year! Great fun, lots of music and costumes galore
Apr 24, 2024Z5588SSterrym
Must visit city break
Beautiful city .has it all . Old and new . Very clean city but the friendly people won the day. The service is tops and nothing is too much trouble.
Apr 24, 2024HanneloreH777
A must-see destination for any ABBA fan
A must-see destination for any ABBA fan. Lots of lovely nostalgic artefacts, great story telling behind the exposition, so much to see and to try interactively, too. A highlight of Stockholm exploration, for sure.
Apr 17, 2024andrewrO1402JO
ABBA
Great morning spent at the ABBA museum for a man who was 10 when they won eurovision and is now in his 61st year still loving their music. Stories from their pre and post abba days. Chance to sing with their avatars and "audition" to be their 5th member. Costumes and gold discs etc all very well presented. TIP, go early (opens 1000) as when we came out at 1130 it was heaving
Apr 16, 2024skiesoflemon11
Best music museum ever
Simply the best museum anywhere for ABBA and music fans. A complete history of the band and its members with interactive elements that are engaging and exciting. The exhibits change regularly making it worth repeating visits. Worth travelling just to visit this museum.
Apr 7, 2024ferdfish
Meet Anni Benny Björn and Agnetha
Whatever I didn’t know before, I certainly know now. I was familiar with the group’s hits of the ‘70s but nothing more until a friend recommended that I see this. Perhaps too pricey but the 2 hours were not wasted and I have a greater appreciation for their individual accomplishments and contribution to Swedish culture. Truly an amazing story to walk through
Apr 3, 2024SebC_SE1
Abba memorabilia in the museum quarter
Jam-packed with Abba memorabilia and trivia - and lots of different kinds of interactive features to keep things interesting. Fairly busy as you would expect. I would have liked more history about the band’s releases.
Mar 31, 2024nigel57
Absolutely brilliant
We arrived early for our pre arranged visit and allowed in, We were introduced to the museum and entered, WOW from the moment of entry to the shop at the end it was so informative ,interactive and enjoyable . Almost five hours spent here and never bored. Well worth a visit and a must for everyone whether an Abba fan or not.
Mar 29, 2024801rajnishm
ABBA musium
Nostalgic experience brought alive. The music of ABBA and how it was presented was awesome. Must visit if you are fan of ABBA.
Mar 27, 2024Kyramykala
Great family visit - had a great time
Sensational visit to the ABBA museum for our family (56, 52 and twin girls 17) - lots of historical photos and videos and opportunities to belt out your own tunes museum is easy to get to from downtown stockholm via train and relatively inexpensive.
Mar 24, 2024ET05
Wonderful walk down ABBA history!
A great way to spend a few hours, costumes, music, memorabilia, interviews and a great film. A must see if you are an ABBA fan, well worth the money!
Mar 20, 2024michelle22cat
Great experience and chance to re live ABBA
Loved visiting as it was on my bucket list believe it or not. There was lots to see and plenty of interactive activities. On the day we went it wasn’t that busy so it was great in that regard. It looked a bit tired in places so might need a bit of an overhaul to keep it fresh. Would highly recommend.
Mar 20, 2024barbarabH5344BU
Museum with Memories
Super interesting museum, also for „ Not ABBA Fans“. Keeps you entertained and wakes nice memories! Enough time to see whole museum, without getting bored.
Mar 14, 2024GeorginaM989
Fabulous Experience!
We had an amazing time, following the story of ABBA. The museum has lots of opportunities to sing your favourite songs and dance on stage with the stars. You can admire their costumes up close and listen to each member of the group talk about their life as part of ABBA. I wasn't a massive fan before i visited but i am now :)
Mar 10, 2024joecU4440DK
Mama Mia!
I am not the world’s biggest ABBA fan I’ll admit but very much enjoyed my visit here. Plenty to see and read inside, I would say you need about 90 minutes to take it in and get around. It was busy when I was there but didn’t feel crowded. Loads of costumes, history and artefacts to see and some great things like the singing booth & hologram sing along. Left humming the tunes and really enjoyed it.
Mar 10, 2024RaelDug
Amazing experience🤩
Must see museum in Stockholm! Seeing how abba started. Listening to their songs. Showing all their concerts was incredibly awesome! You can even sing along and dance with them via holograms. We grew up listening to their songs, for me it was a dream come true. Indeed amazing experience!
Mar 6, 2024RouselleAnn
Amazing experience🤩
Must see museum in Stockholm! Seeing how abba started. Listening to their songs. Showing all their concerts was incredibly awesome! You can even sing along and dance with them via holograms. We grew up listening to their songs, for me it was a dream come true. Indeed amazing experience!
Mar 6, 2024paulcZ6134OJ
Surprisingly good.
Surprisingly good. I’m not an Abba fan but find myself whistling and humming Abba tunes since the visit, is that good or bad - you decide….
Mar 5, 2024pcipriano93
Memory lane with ABBA
Great fun to learn the history of ABBA and reminisce having lived through their performing years and loved their music. Sing along, enjoy the avatars and displays--great tribute to these performers.
Mar 3, 2024dmaxbh
Extremely fun =D
Very very good museum! If somebody is interested in music and ABBA you should definitely go to the ABBA museum. 100% recommended ;D
Feb 29, 2024stephandant
Fun museum
The wife is an Abba fan, myself not so much but even I found it interesting and engaging. For me there were still some unanswered questions the museum didn't touch upon. Easy to book and start in, there's an audio guide online but it just repeats what you can read.
Feb 16, 2024birgittae340
Thankyou for the music
You went out with a big smile on your face and the ringing with all this wonderful Abba tunes. A lot of curious and fun information. Some different workstations that is cool. Bring your headset/airpods to your phone and have it fully charged
Feb 14, 2024Merlion0
A Fun Museum For All Ages
Before we travelled to Stockholm I was undecided about visiting this museum. In the end I decided, yeah we ought to do it. I'm so glad we did, we had such a great time, haven't laughed so much in ages. When I say we laughed, it was at ourselves, doing "The Audition" Karaoke, me dancing with headphones on & apparently singing very loudly and watching people "braver" than us, being the "fifth" member of Abba. This is a museum where you come to have fun, dance, sing, learn a bit more about the lives of the guys & girls who were Abba & reminisce if you're old enough. We loved every moment of it, spent well over two hours here. Come along & enjoy yourselves, as we did. We're in our seventies by the way!
Feb 8, 2024esthermariamh
An amazing experience
The exhibition was AMAZING Really worthy and everyone is really nice an attentive I’d like to specially point out the extreme friendly personality of the waiter at the restaurant!
Feb 6, 2024Rubyjacgeo
ABBA museum
The best museum ever 💯 A must for any Abba fan, wonderful museum full of interactive things to do, staff wonderful. Be the fifth member by singing along green screen. No extra charge or go in a booth and do your own Karaoke: easy to get to on tram, the most amazing place , very good lockers free of charge for coats etc and a wonderful gift shop
Feb 3, 2024andhewittscores
Smile, it’s ABBA!
You cannot fail to walk out of here with a smile on your face, if you do, you need to give yourself a shake! Loads of memorabilia, memories, reminders, facts and enjoyment. Interactive but also old school. They don’t get the credit for the innovation they have continued to show and did show back in the day. ABBA, super troupers!
Jan 31, 2024Ellies1999
Worth a visit!
I love ABBA- so it was only right to visit the museum when in Stockholm! It was well worth it! Found out so many interesting facts that I never knew before. Very immersive experience and lots to see and do. Great that there are secure lockers to leave your belongings in too!
Jan 28, 2024annmarieb278
So Fun
I wasn't sure what to expect from an ABBA Museum, but it was so fun! So many costumes to look at and a good amount of information to read if you were interested. We loved the interactive parts - DJing, karaoke, dancing, and a silent disco!
Jan 12, 2024MandyWestSussex
Really enjoyable 2 plus hours fun and interesting
What a fantastic museum so interesting, also loads of fun, silent disco, singing booth along with loads of interesting facts and memorabilia. Lovely to see all the links between England and Abba winning the Eurovision in 1974 in Brighton being one . We stayed at least 2 hours and both my friends had been before and still found new and interesting things to look at. There are very useful lockers to put winter coats etc so you don’t have to carry them. Will return
Jan 10, 2024Mcigrl
A single along
If you are an ABBA fan then this museum is a must! If you are not as familiar with ABBA I think you may still find some things interesting. We didn’t do the audio guide but I’m not sure we really missed much by not having it. My only complaint was that it was very crowded and at times had to get to the exhibits. We had a start time of noon but it was closer to 12:30 before we actually got inside. The line to get in seemed very unorganized. Once we got inside they had free lockers for coats. I’m glad I didn’t have to carry my coat and gloves around!
Jan 6, 2024kattiya2104
Love Abba
If you’re in Sweden, please visit this museum. This museum is one of the best museums I’ve ever visited. I love how all the dresses are displayed. There are fun stuffs to do there
Jan 5, 2024Traveller162014
And I say Thank You for the Music
Wow. I have loved ABBA all my life. I have watched Mamma Mia! and Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again countless times. I have seen Mamma Mia! on stage twice. I have been on a Mamma Mia! themed cruise in Greece. I have listened to ABBA again and again and again. Screamed when it has come on in clubs. Danced the night away to Voulez-Vous. Sang my heart out to Knowing Me, Knowing You. Cried to Slipping Through My Fingers. Laughed to Dancing Queen. So I was delighted to be able to come to this museum, which celebrates the world's greatest Swedish pop group. We accidentally did the museum backwards, which I blame on my friend Hannah. I was so confused why it started with the band's post-break up solo careers. "Where's the information about how they got together in the first place? The details about their childhoods?" I demanded as I stormed around the spacious museum. All became clear towards the end when we realised we'd started at the end. Panic over. There was a bit about ABBA Voyage, which I'm strictly against. I hate the thought of concerts becoming so hologram centred, losing their meaning, losing their personal touch. The beauty of concerts is in the connection between the artist and the fan. However, this museum allowed me to understand the thought and effort that went into ABBA Voyage, and how it really is a celebration of friendship, love and life. Maybe I'll go after all. There were some real stand out interactive points in the museum. - A silent disco to ABBA music - Becoming the 5th member of ABBA - performing to a large crowd, receiving enthusiastic applause - Recording our own version of Gimme Gimme Gimme - Watching ABBA perform at Eurovision Overall I had am amazing time here.
Jan 3, 2024Jet23314921193
Fun visit. Good audio guide.
Fun experience with some good pieces of memorabilia. Lovely audio guide voiced by ABBA themselves. Fun stories about the band and colleagues. Would argue that only small aspects of the museum added to things you could find in Wikipedia. Overall really fun though!
Jan 2, 2024Traveler831643
Defo worth a visit!
Worth a visit - pre book tickets as it can get busy. Lots of original stuff in there to include outfits. Allow about 2 hours, and swing by the shop to grab a mug!
Jan 2, 2024Trek306160
Not as corny as I feared it would be. Fun, interesting experience. Totally worth the visit.
This was a lot better than I thought it would be. Yes there is kitsch but the display of costumes, and records and milestones, plus videos of their Eurovision performances, go deeper so you feel like you learn more than you already knew. A fun, interesting time. And it's also Instragram friendly, plenty of selfie opps.
Jan 1, 2024255nicholast
Bright and fun
This is an amazing place for any ABBA fan. The museum is bright and full of ABBA music, costumes and information. It was information overload in parts and there were some installations where the relevance to ABBA was not entirely clear to us. Overall, plenty of fun and worth a visit.
Dec 29, 2023Lurfer1
We had a great time and loved it!!
I thought it was great fun and loved it! I like Abba’s music, but am not what I would really call a fan, but I think I just appreciated the museum for what it was: A snapshot of the Abba story. It had variety, both in the topics covered and the approach. I found it light hearted and interesting and the interactive parts of the museum were great, it was good to have a laugh, listen to the music and see people having fun. There was also a serious side that provided an insight into the music industry over the past 50 years. I learnt some things as well. We spent just over 3 hours in the museum, which made it pretty good value.. I would visit again if I was in Stockholm with friends and just wanted a laugh for a few hours.
Dec 29, 2023AlyssaCR1227
A must-see for ABBA fans in Stockholm
The museum was very interactive! It explained the history of the members before, during, and after ABBA. A must-see when in Stockholm! Also close to other museums such as the Viking museum, Skansen, and Vasa museum.
Dec 26, 2023coldandquietlover
Must Visit!
A must see when in Stockholm! Even if you are not a Abba fan, I feel you would enjoy it. It tells the Abba story very well, right from before they formed to after they seperated. It was a uplifting experience with interactive areas. There are also free lockers to store your bags and coats when walking around. The only reason I have given it 4 rather than 5/5 is because we paid extra for the audio guide. Personally I wouldn't bother. I found it hard to follow and gave up half way through. You also have to use it on your mobile phone, what can be distracting when others around you are doing the same on there phone speakers
Dec 23, 2023laracL9966GM
Such a good museum!
You can book tickets online and when you get there. We got there quite early and took some fun pictures outside. The staff was so friendly and clearly enjoyed working there! Throughout the museum there is a really lovely mood and everyone was excited and really into it. There's interactive activities where you can sing or dance and even become ABBA's 5th member! It's full of information about each group member and the group's story and you get to see so many vibrant costumes and rooms they used! Definitely recommend! (There's also restaurants if you need a place to eat and handy locker rooms to keep your belongings so that you don't have to worry about holding them when you dance and jive... having the time of your liiifeeee)
Dec 19, 2023Roam20848081783
Brilliant ABBA day out in the Stockholm snow!
I promised to take my beautiful wife to the ABBA Museum for her birthday. Booked it 10 months ago. She’s been to see ABBA Voyage in London. So this was a Homage. I like ABBA, but she is a super fan. Well it was brilliant! We were there for nigh on 4 hours, & to be honest, once I’d found the collapsible seats, I could have been there even longer!! We sang terribly for the “5th” Member, but my mixing skills, and apparently conducting skills are most impressive!! Who would have guessed?? So we came here to this magnificent city for this, and tomorrow it’s the Vasa. All in all. Abfab. ( That’s another show!!) Excellent
Dec 12, 2023crazeefrog
It was ok but no wow factor
I guess if you’re in Stockholm you should pay a visit to the ABBA museum, but honestly I didn’t learn anything that I didn’t already know. The story was kind of hard to follow, and the interactive activities were slightly lame. That being said, I still gave it a 4/5 for the fact that is ABBA!!
Nov 25, 2023cltboy
Left me wanting a bit more
Late morning on a wet Saturday in November meant there was no need to pre book tickets for this attraction. Whilst not huge ABBA fans my wife the band were part of the soundtrack to our formative years so we felt we should visit it. We weren’t disappointed. Late morning on a wet Saturday in November meant there was no need to pre book tickets for this attraction but it was still quite busy. We used the audio guide which provided you with more information than you could gleam from the signs and the many video screens that play throughout the exhibition On the first (lower floor) there is an exhibit showing how the Abba Voyage experience in London. Having seen some of the clips on UK TV I didn’t find it that interesting but my wife did. On the next level is the main event which gives you a history of each performer from through to ABBA story. It includes room sets as well as some of the original costumes. Whilst we spent about 90 mins in the museum, I would have liked a bit more story telling around their biggest years and biggest tunes. That beings said we both thought it was a worthwhile visit but came away wanting a bit more. On the way out you will find the obligatory shop as well as a coffee shop/bar and separate restaurant.
Nov 17, 2023WorldGlutton
A must see Abba Museum !!!
It was a long queue at the ticketing area , but did not have to wait long . Been a fan of Abba since early 70's, a must see museum to walk down memory lane, through a chronological journey on their life achievements. We have fun posing with their personal effects on display, snaping pictures from their costumes, auto mobiles etc. There is a room where you can choose a song that you like, sing and dance on stage with Abba holograms. It seems like real. ! The Museum is crowded ,thus its not very clear to hear to the audio guide on commentary as there are music playing in the background . At the exit of the Museum is a Cafe, the food is good too !! Nice time spent at informative and interactive Abba The Museum !!!!
Nov 15, 2023INEVERUSETHIS
Worth Seeing
My wife and I visited the museum. It was such a joyful experience. It takes 2-3 hours depending if you are reading and listing to everything. You can sing and dance your way through the museum. It was a blast.
Nov 14, 2023Katharina291
Relive the 1970's here!
I went here and had so much fun I almost came back the next day. I admit - I loved going through the costume area (there are many costumes here). There's a temporary exhibit for Abba Voyage. Very interesting. And exhibits from the 60's and when they were no longer active (the Mamma Mia days). This was the one place in Stockholm my wifi would not work. (I found there to be a certain irony here, not sure why). I had prepurchased tickets, so the staff used my confirmation # to retrieve the ticket. They also lended an audio set to me so I could listen to the band members talking about all their experiences. (After a while, I didn't bother with the audio - there's also descriptions at all the exhibits on the walls and paper. And there are videos playing throughout the museum with a band member or associate talking about their experiences. Listening to a headset was just one more thing to process when often I had already read that info on the wall. There's a small restaurant here - I did not go in as I had other plans. It looked nice enough though. To get here, it's an easy busy ride from downtown. It's also only about a 45 minute from downtown if you want to walk. This museum needs about 90 minutes to 2 hours. It's about 2 blocks from the Vasa Museum, the Nordik Museum (to the North), and the Skandic Museum (5 to 10 minutes to the South).
Nov 13, 2023helsey2016
My my …
Loved loved loved this great interactive museum. It was fun and informative. I learned so much about the band before and after ABBA. I definitely recommend this for all ages.
Nov 6, 2023KathyG6262
ABBA - great museum and tribute.
$26 for admission. Lots of costumes, theatre with movie playing about how ABBA came about, go on stage and sing along next to ABBA, recording studio, etc. If you are an ABBA fan, this is a must see. Great gift shop, something for everyone. A+
Nov 2, 2023andreeadomes
Nice
Nice and interactive experience here, mostly costumes and singing but I think this is nice especially for enthusiasts and fans.
Nov 1, 2023karlfazerr
Great place if you an ABBA fan
The museum is modern, quite big and if you were a fan of ABBA then probably this is a must go place and you wont be dissapointed. However IF you are not soso big fan, it might be a bit boring. Karaoke with holograms was great and funny experience, however there could have been more active experiences one could take part in and a little less reading material.
Oct 30, 2023
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