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ABBA The Museum
Best time to visit
Visit midweek mornings, right after opening, to avoid crowds and long queues; weekdays outside school holidays are noticeably quieter.
Budget tips
Buy timed-entry tickets online to save and avoid queues; combo tickets with the Swedish Music Hall of Fame or other Djurgården attractions can lower the total cost, and student or senior discounts are often available.
Recommended for
Pop music fans, Families with teens, Groups of friends, Interactive exhibit lovers
Plan your visit
1.5-2 hours
About
Faits rapides: Step into a kaleidoscope of sequined costumes and flashing stage lights, where interactive exhibits let you sing into replica microphones and record your own version of a global pop hit. Surprisingly, hidden archives and immersive audio booths reveal countless demo tapes and backstage stories, and a hands-on studio even lets fans compare their vocals to professional recordings.
Points forts: Slide onto a replica 1970s stage and sing "Dancing Queen" as motion-sensitive lights and a mirrored backdrop toss glittering reflections around you, while the exhibit blends your live voice with isolated backing tracks so you end up harmonizing with Agnetha, Anni-Frid, Björn, and Benny. Original handwritten lyrics, gold discs, and dozens of sequined costumes by Owe Sandström are displayed within arm's reach, and the museum, opened in 2013, even lets you record a short clip to take home so the roar of the crowd follows you out.
Insider tips
- Book the first time slot of the day to enjoy exhibits with fewer people.
- Bring comfortable shoes, the museum spans multiple levels and hands-on activities.
- Don't miss the interactive recording studio where visitors can sing along and get a recording as a souvenir.
- Store large bags in the cloakroom and charge phones beforehand, interactive exhibits and photo opportunities are everywhere.
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