Step into the Legacy of ABBA
The ABBA Museum stands tall among the many attractions that beckon music enthusiasts, celebrating the iconic Swedish pop group that swept the world with their catchy tunes and flamboyant style. But even if you are not a super fan, you will enjoy the visit. The waddle through this museum will immerse you in the spirit of ABBA, and you will relive their incredible musical legacy. If you are an ABBA fan like us, visiting this museum is without question. Even if you only heard about ABBA from your parents or grandparents, the museum is still worth visiting. Read on to learn more.
The ABBA Museum is a contemporary museum that celebrates the timeless music and remarkable success of the legendary pop group ABBA. As you step into this interactive wonderland and explore its various exhibits, you will feel a little nostalgia and excitement.
Where is the ABBA museum located?
The ABBA Museum is on the island of Djurgården, known for its numerous museums, parks, and attractions. The museum’s address is Djurgårdsvägen 68, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden. It is easily accessible by public transportation.
How to get to the ABBA museum?
Getting to the ABBA Museum in Stockholm is relatively easy, and several transportation options are available. Here are a few ways to reach the museum:
Public Transportation:
- Subway: Take the subway to the ” Kungsträdgården ” station (T13, T14, or T17 lines). You can either waddle for about 15-20 minutes or take the tram.
- Tram: From the “Kungsträdgården” station, take tram number 7 or 9 towards “Djurgården.” Get off at the “Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund” stop and walk a short distance to the museum.
- Ferry. Djurgården Ferry: Take the Djurgården ferry from Slussen or Nybroplan to the “Djurgården” stop. The museum is a pleasant walk from there.
- Bus. Take bus number 69 from the city center and get off at the “Gröna Lund” stop. The museum is just a short walk away.
- Taxi or Ride-Sharing Services. Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber are widely available in Stockholm. You can input the museum’s address into the app and be dropped off directly at the entrance.
It’s important to note that public transportation is the most common and convenient way to reach the museum, and we also leveraged it as Stockholm has a well-developed public transportation system.
How much is the entrance fee to the ABBA Museum?
Before we get to the prices, it is essential to know that you should purchase your tickets in advance. We were waddling to the ABBA Museum for the Vasa Museum, and although there was not a long line, it is generally better to have tickets. You buy them for a specific entry time, so planning is required. Also, even on-site, you can only purchase tickets online. We have to go to their website and buy the tickets there.
- Adults: 290 SEK
- Children 7-15 years old: 110 SEK
- Students: 260 SEK
- Seniors: 260 SEK
- Penguins: free entry
For any changes and purchasing of tickets, visit their website here LINK
As we came, we didn’t have tickets, and there was only a short line; nevertheless, the staff member told us we should buy tickets online. We are not even sure you can buy them inside. But once you purchase a ticket, you can at least enter the shop where you can wait for your entry time. And you have to wait for your particular time to scan the ticket and get through; it won’t let you even five minutes before (we tried 😅).
Thankfully, there is a whole shop to buy ABBA-related souvenirs or even an interactive wall to dance along and other things to entertain yourself.
Opening hours
The museum is generally open Monday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., depending on the season. They are open a little longer during summer and during winter shorter.
Check out their website for more specific information – LINK
How long does it take to go through ABBA Museum?
It depends on your waddling speed and desire to try out the interactive activities inside. And let us tell you, it is very interactive inside.
You should reserve from 1 to 2 hours for it.
Our waddle through the ABBA Museum
ABBA’s music resonates with audiences worldwide, transcending generations and cultural boundaries. Their hit songs like “Dancing Queen,” “Mamma Mia,” and “Waterloo” have become timeless classics, and their influence on pop culture is undeniable. And although we didn’t grow up during their pop reign, our parents did, meaning we listened to them as well as children. Our parents made fans of us, thus our excitement to waddle through it.
The ABBA Museum offers you a treasure trove of exhibits that guide you through the band’s journey from its humble beginnings to global stardom. The displays boast memorabilia collections, including original costumes, instruments, personal artifacts, etc. As you waddle through the museum, you’ll gain insight into ABBA’s creative process, iconic stage performances, and influence on popular culture.
You can try almost everything inside. Get a glimpse into their studio, listen to songs, learn how they made the costumes, and more.
One of the museum’s highlights is the interactive elements, where you become a group member. You can sing along with ABBA on stage, perform in their virtual holographic concert, or even join them in the recording studio.
These experiences create a special connection, making the visit an unforgettable journey into the heart of ABBA’s music.
Beyond the exhibits, the museum also delves into the individual lives of the band members, providing deeper insights into their personal stories, achievements beyond ABBA, and enduring friendships. And what happened to each member after ABBA.
We loved that you could try out so much there, and the display of costumes was stunning.
The ABBA Museum is not just a place for die-hard ABBA fans; it’s an experience that will captivate music lovers of all kinds. The museum’s dedication to preserving the legacy of ABBA ensures you can connect with their music on a profound level. Whether you’re reliving your favorite ABBA hits or discovering their timeless melodies for the first time, the museum offers an unforgettable journey into the world of pop music.
From the glitz and glamour of their costumes to the infectious melodies that have stood the test of time, the museum celebrates the extraordinary journey of this Swedish pop phenomenon. So, if you find yourself in Stockholm, take a trip to the ABBA Museum and get ready to dance, sing, and be inspired by the music that continues to resonate with millions around the globe.
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