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    ABBA The Museum

    4.3 (103 reviews)
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    Sara C.

    The history of ABBA and the interactiveness of the museum made this worth it for us. Is this tourists trappy, maybe? But for someone who grew up listening to ABBA's songs, it was 100% a fabulous visit. Like the slogan of the museum - walk in, dance out - we definitely danced to all the songs!

    Alexis B.

    Full disclosure: I've never been an ABBA fan. But, when in Sweden, right? So the ABBA Museum was our last stop on our museum crawl on the island of Djurgården when we were in Sweden last week. I enjoyed the museum so much more than I was expecting, given that I am not a huge ABBA fan. It gave me such a greater appreciation of just how popular the band was. And it was informative about their music, their backgrounds, what they did after ABBA, etc. Parts of the museum were interactive, and the museum was very well laid out and not very crowded despite having quite a few visitors when we were there. I certainly recommend including it in your Djurgården museum crawl if you're visiting Stockholm and/or Sweden for the first time!

    Debbie F.

    When it comes to museums, there is such variety. The ABBA museum is not only a place you can easity visit more than once, it truly was an experience. Very well done! Entertaining and interactive on so many levels. Every aspect was well thought out. The history of the individual members and band together, the costumes, the music, awards, etc. As I moved through the museum, I found myself thinking I could have stayed and enjoyed each room twice as long. Plan a minimum of 2 hours for a visit. If you are an Abba fan, this is the place to come to. I truly left sing Abba songs for days. Wow, just wow! One of my favorite museums ever!

    Tamara L.

    This was our first day in Stockholm. A friend recommended this museum and we love abba so it was a must! Mamma Mia was it great!

    Kerry K.

    Let me start by saying that I wasn't a huge fan of ABBA as I don't know the band well enough but I do like some of their music. I found the museum to be very amusing and a bit enlightening. There was a lot of interactive areas which made it fun. I definitely learnt some things about the band. If you're a fan of ABBA then it's a must see. If you know little about the band then it's still a go as it's entertaining and fun. I think the cost was about $30.

    Meena P.

    A place dedicated to Abba the Swedish iconic band everyone loves. This was so much fun and full of nostalgic music and pictures and videos and merchandise. Great place to learn about their history form start to end. They highlight each band members journey and provide great insight to things you may not have known. Great way to spend an afternoon . I suggest buying tickets online to not have to wait in line and they are pretty strict about not hopping into an earlier time slot.Only line up when your time is scheduled. Fun time here and the gift shop is cool too!

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    Tabitha W.

    I actually haven't listened to a lot of ABBA in my life - although I certainly racked up the time on my Scandinavian road trip! - but I still knew I needed to go to the ABBA Museum while in Sweden. We hadn't realized that you needed to pre-book tickets, so we showed up and saw the long line and weren't sure if we'd able to go at all. Thankfully, they were making announcements explaining that you could book tickets online and when the next slots were available. The online ticket system kept failing for us though, so we went up to the counter, and they helped us get tickets purchased at the online price (slightly cheaper than the in-person price) when we showed them the error we were receiving on our phone. It was SO. CROWDED. I would hate to see how bad it would get if they weren't trying to space out the crowd with timed entry. It was a neat museum with some interactive elements, but it was hard to fully enjoy the whole experience with so many people there.

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    Christina H.

    You can't visit Stockholm without stopping by the ABBA Museum--it would be a disservice! The museum is incredibly interactive, keeping fans singing from the moment they arrive until long after they leave. You'll start with their latest project, ABBA Voyage, and then end following their solo careers over the years. I loved seeing the costumes they wore throughout the years and the fan memorabilia on display, including items from a dedicated gentleman who attended all their North American tours and donated his most prized possession to the museum. Unfortunately, the merchandise selection was a bit underwhelming compared to what it could have been, especially with the resurgence of the song, "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme" thanks to Gen-Z.

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    Brion C.

    On Christmas Day in Stockholm, not much is open, except maybe The ABBA Museum. For those of us of a certain it was a delightful trip down memory lane. ABBA became famous when they became Sweden's first and only musical group to win the annual Eurovision contest in 1974 singing Waterloo. The museum follows all four members, Benny, Bjorn, Agnetha and Frida from before the were ABBA, through the ABBA years and then even after the group broke up. A number of interactive exhibits makes it a fun visit.

    Audrey A.

    I went to this museum while I was in Stockholm and absolutely loved it and keep in mind I'm not even a huge ABBA fan. The museum had lots of interactive exhibits which makes it fun for everyone. The museum was super well done overall.

    Rob B.

    Aloha, when in Stockholm visiting the most popular musical groups' museum out of Sweden is likely on the list of things to do when on a cruise ship. Wasn't expecting much, yet was pleasantly happy we visited the ABBA museum. It was fun and interactive. Peeps got up on stage and performed with the holographic group and you could take pics in their various props. Enjoyed walking through the bright performance outfits they wore. Only bummer was the limited swag in the store, no sizes bummer they need to restock. Now to get Dancing Queen out of my head, lol. A hui hou!

    Chassidie L.

    Are you really going to go to Sweden and not go to the ABBA Museum?? It is a must if you visit Stockholm! All 4 ABBA members are from Sweden and had their big break here. This has to be one of the best museums I have been too! It was so interactive and there were so many things to learn about, read, and see. We spent a total of 2.5 hours here but could definitely spend more time if we wanted to. The first exhibit is all about the Mamma Mia movies (of course), then when you head downstairs, you are taken through a journey of everything ABBA. From their individual begins to their break-up. You have to go if you are a big ABBA fan! It's located near all the other museums too, so definitely make a whole day trip to the island to check out all of the museums.

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    Jeremy B.

    Prepare yourself for sensory overload! The music, the personalities, the fame, love and separation, the interviews and film footage that are truly insightful. It is probably impossible to explore all of it in one visit. You could get lost in the albums, costumes, awards and dizzying mania of ABBA's worldwide fame. Definitely worth a visit. Now Stockholm, how about a Roxette Museum? Per and Marie certainly made their mark as well.

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    Amazing museum! BEWARE OF BATHROOMS!! They say there is a lock, that is a lie. Some people will…read morejuggle the handle and the lock will hold. But if someone pushes hard enough (small lady did this to me so don't need to be too strong), the lock turns allowing them to open the door!! Happened to me, not my gf, then my gf used the bathroom as we were leaving and it happened to her!! 2/3rds chance of being exposed at the Vasamuseet!!

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    What an awesome time here!!! If you are ever in Stockholm this is a must for sure. It may not seem…read morelike much but imagine a zoo and theme park all built into one. Not that you'll find crazy rides but there's entertainment for kids with some rides, plus not to mention the lounging areas, the animals, and so much more. Came here walking from our hotel , you can catch a bus, and it was just beautiful. I highly recommend a visit. This can be an almost all day thing or just come for a few hours like we didn't.

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