Duration
1h 45m
Best Time
Any time
Entry
SEK 280 - Verified Apr 2026 ✓
Setting
Indoor
About ABBA The Museum
ABBA The Museum is a permanent exhibition on Djurgarden dedicated to the band's history, music, and cultural impact. It includes original costumes, instruments, gold records, staging from their Eurovision win in 1974, and interactive elements (you can sing on stage with holograms of the band members). SEK 250 entry. Open daily. The exhibition is professionally put together regardless of your relationship to the music - the documentation of how four Swedes became the best-selling music act in history by the mid-1970s is genuinely interesting. Allow 1.5-2 hours.
Insider Tips
SEK 250 entry. Buy online as it sells out in summer. The interactive elements (singing with the holograms, trying the costumes) are the point of differentiation from a standard museum. Go at opening (10 AM) for lower crowds. The museum is next to the Vasa Museum and Skansen - a full Djurgarden day covers all three.
Practical Details
Getting There
Skip the queue: Book tickets online to avoid the ticket line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plan for about 1h 45m.
ABBA The Museum is in the Djurgarden neighborhood of Stockholm. The address is Djurgårdsvägen 68, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden. The area is well-served by metro.
This works well at any time of day, though mornings tend to be quieter. Weekdays are less crowded than weekends.
