5Nicola H. 1 week ago

Brilliant, brilliant museum. What a trip down Memory Lane and see the iconic Abba outfits .... magic. Great stuff for all ages, sing karaoke, dance with a hologram. Good experience

5Imo “Dexter” E. 1 week ago

A pretty good collection and narrative of the life's work and memorabilia of Sweden's most famous musical group. The entry price was a bit higher than the other museums in the area, yet it included a range of good features like a WiFi-enabled digital audio narrative and interactive experiences like a four-channel silent disco. I definitely learned more about ABBA than I probably would have ever known.

5Yung J. 3 weeks ago

I had the most beautiful time. Got there just in time for them to be allowing the 4:30 folks in. Museum closes at 6. It was very very cool as I grew up on this group along with the B-Gees and others. Wishing they had some more variety of t-shirts for souvenirs also the magnets. It was awesome and I’m still smiling, dancing and singing. Thank you ABBA!

3Andre Luis Moreli P. 1 month ago

The place is very interesting, it tell you the whole story with nice photos and amazing costumes. I couldn’t see all the videos because some of the rooms where too small and the place was full. Overall I had a great experience, but I was expecting little bit more fun and entertainment.

5Preben J. 1 month ago

This is the best Museum I have ever been to. Walking in dancing out, is the slogan, and this is how it really is 💃🏽🕺🏻. The emotions are Big, Reading the stories of the members of the band, they share personal views, you can sing on stage with ABBA, Go in to a room and Dance to ABBA Music with strangers choosing your Own favorite songs, goose bumps and a little tear is mandatory in this museum, i love it and must Go again 🕺🏻💃🏽🇸🇪🥳🥳❤️❤️

5Balkrishna S. 1 month ago

It turned out to be much better than our expectations. It revived old memories.. The museum was quite big so be prepared to spend about two hours if you lake Abba songs. It was very exciting to see the beautiful costumes, gold records, recording studio and musical instruments. The highlight was karaoke booths and a chance to perfoml live on the stage with the band. The movie theatre was another highlight. Not to be missed...

3Chris L. 1 month ago

Must see place in Stockholm. The museum is not extremely detailed or fascinating, though it does give a good intro to ABBA. It’s very small. The entrance and exit are the same, so it can get crowded easily. There are many interactive experiences, though some of them are broken. There are also many on-stage items that could be easily worth thousands or millions of dollars in auctions. A decent place that could’ve been better.

5Jouni O. 2 months ago

If you are a true fan of ABBA like me, this place is simply a MUST! 😍 It is the most complete story of how they met, how they conquered the world and what happened to each of them after the gigantic success of ABBA! Just GO and see for yourself! 🥰 A HUGE recommendation! 💕

4Favo N. 2 months ago

A must see landmark for Stockholm. If you arrive early the line is workable but after 11 am there's usually a long line. The museum contains great materials and memorabilia along with media clips that make the visit very dynamic. You can easily get involved and it's a very practical experience to learn more about the group. Plan to spend at least 90 minutes. I would have given a 5 star but the space is a bit tight for such a large crowd and then the museum is mostly underground which is a bit odd.

5Scott R. 2 months ago

I am not a fan of museums and am a 5/10 ABBA fan.. but I enjoyed every minute of the visit ! The museum is on the small size but the displays, movies, scenography is amazing it is so nice, as soon as you step in you are already immersed ! The museum is not to be missed while in town. It is NOT mandatory to buy the tickets online before showing up.

5דניאל �. 2 months ago

Incredible!! one of the best museums I've ever been to. the opportunity to sing and dance, between the reading and listening to the story of the band made the experience so great! would definitely recommend:)

5ramprasad j. 3 months ago

Visiting the ABBA museum was a dream come true. The conceptualization of the museum is absolutely fantastic as there are lots of interactive experiences. It will take you at least 3 full hours to enjoy what the museum has to offer. The museum is very well maintained and has free lockers so that you don't have to lug around your backpack. You can pre-book your ticket online for a specific time or buy a ticket at the entrance. Would recommend that you buy the audio guide too. Enjoy your ABBA museum visit and click plenty of pictures 🌝👍

4David M. 4 months ago

Great nostalgic tour back in time for all is oldies who grew up with ABBA. Great info to read and learn the history of the 4 of them where they came from, how they met and built the band all the way till the unofficial split. Great display of costumes, records, replica offices, cars, get in the sound booths sing your heart out, become the 5th member on stage with the avatars .. great experience. Only negative was they didn't offer me the audio guide tool told me I had to use my mobile which drained my battery, small white audio devices are available ask for them, other than that great 6 hrs :)...oh don't forget to pull out the drawers under the mama Mia model where you can see all the plans and drawings 😉

5Lindsay W. 4 months ago

This place is a must stop and was one of my favorite things to do during our visit to Stockholm! The whole museum is informative and has tons of fun/interactive displays. I would 10/10 recommend this place to anyone but would tell you to book a reservation ahead of time since it can get busy.

5Aleksandra K. 5 months ago

Amazing museum! Great for every ABBA fan and for anyone who wants to learn more about the band’s history. Staff was very attentive and friendly. I also loved the gift shop! Get ready for some singing experience!

5B. 6 months ago

I walked in as someone who generally liked ABBA, and I walked out as a super fan of them. The museum does a really good job at not only portraying their life and accomplishments as a band, but also walks you through each of their individual lives before, during, and after ABBA. Their creative process, the development of their style and writing, how their videos were recorded and much more are also explored here. It is all scattered in a very creative way throughout this museum.

3Raghad S. 7 months ago

Was a nice collection to see but I expected much better and more organized display for such a musical outstanding heritage. The documentary film shown was very poor and boring and most of the shown videos can be better edited. The museum is a nice 60 min to 80 min to spend on a cold day. If you re visiting the city for short stay...better go see other attractions.

5Roland V. 8 months ago

Loved every minute spent in this museum, every ABBA fan must visit it. The staff, the virtual tour everything is great. Recommended to book your ticket in advance. Lockers are good. Totally worth it

5Bill N. 10 months ago

Can easily spend a couple of hours in here. Not to expensive to enter. Lots to see from the start of ABBAs journey. Really interesting to see the clothes from the day. The amount of albums they produced is incredible. Very interactive as well. You can take a virtual tour over where they used to live in Sweden. Sit in the helicopter that’s on the front cover of the latest album. If you like ABBA then it is a must do visit.

5Darren B. 11 months ago

Had an amazing time, there's plenty to both see and do, such as reading about each band member's life and their experiences before they joined ABBA, seeing a collection of memorabilia including costumes, their gold & platinum discs and a discography of their albums & singles from around the world. There are some brilliant interactive exhibits which were great fun and definitely a highlight! If you're an ABBA fan you'll love this experience!

5Barbara H. 11 months ago

Just amazing. Totally enthralled. Worth the money. Easy get to by water using public ferry, short walk from the fun park. Other museums close by. Good visitor facilities, lockers, toilets, cafe. Need plenty of time, so much to see. Buy tickets to ensure access and arrive 10 minutes before scheduled time.

5SIMPLE L. 11 months ago

I grew up listening to Abba. Visiting this Museum was such a wonderful memories for me. They have such a wonderful collection ranging from clothes to cars, guitar and their personal belongings and other stuffs. You can even buy a good collection of T-shirt, badges, and other souvenir from the shop. If you are Abba fan then please do visit.

5Mark H. 1 year ago

This is a wonderful museum telling the history of the band Abba. The exhibitions are amazing and a great tribute to a great musical group. They do a good job telling the story of the members and then showing their time together and their post Abba works. There are a lot of interactive areas to let you song, dance and also a virtual giggle flight in a helicopter flying over the Archipelago’s showing where some of their hits were written. If you have some time while in Stockholm and enjoy music you need to visit this place.

5Paolo A. 1 year ago

What a cool museum! You need to love the ABBA world to fully appreciate it! I recommend you to book your spot online at least the night before your visit. When we visited we had to wait for 1 hour because we hadn't book online and the spots were all taken.

3Laurence R. 1 year ago

It's got some amazing memorabilia but the site is too small and it doesn't explore the breakdown in the members relationships. It's that that made songs like Knowing Me, Knowing You so special. You have to buy tickets in advance. Truthfully the Beatles Story does the job of telling a band's history much better.

5Anne F. 1 year ago

Loved every second there. If you're an ABBA fan or grew up listening to them, it is a must visit. If you're a person who generally loves music, it's also a great place to visit. Brings back so much childhood memories for me. Has a few interesting fun interactive sections, the narrative really let's you in on who and what makes them ABBA and how huge they were in the rest of the world. My only criticism is that they should place better direction or guidance on the flow of the whole experience. We ended up starting from the end because we went the wrong way. And had to go against the flow to get to the start point. We were not the only ones I believe. Place can get quite crowded as exhibits are pretty packed in to each other. Also, you'll revisit all ABBA songs after the trip 😊. Do: 1: Get your tickets in advance through their website. We got ours 24hours before the time slot and generally most slots were still available. 2: Go and queue up 10-15 minutes before your booked time as they let in 10-15 ppl at a time so as not to crowd the entrance.

5Lucie C. 1 year ago

I swear, this is the best thing I have done when visiting Stockholm, I have no regrets. It's such a funky little museum - I was in awe seeing all the iconic original costumes worn by Abba as well as all the cool photo opportunities we had. The Abbatar experience was also fun, getting to pretend you were in the band. It's a very interactive museum, with a guided audio tour and lots of things to do. There were also lockers to keep your stuff in when walking around the museum.

5Stephen A. 1 year ago

This was my first choice when I was in Stockholm for the day, and I wasn’t disappointed. Go early (10am when it opens) to beat the crowds, and to take people-free photographs. Book online to be just waved in. The museum explains the four growing up, first musical performances, meeting each other, the romances, the Eurovision Song Contest (1974), those magical singalong songs, the breakup of the band, and their activities since (films, shows, etc.). The museum is filled with stage outfits, the lights, records and gold discs, memorabilia and mementos. There is a recording studio, a cinema, you can even perform yourself. Of course, exit is through the gift shop. You walk in, but you’ll dance out. Truly it’s excellent if you like ABBA!

5Mari C. 1 year ago

Fun experience for the whole family. Lots of history on the members. Fun interactions such as virtual helicopter ride, singing with the group members and more. Lots of memorabilia. It is truly amazing.

3Nelyubin V. 1 year ago

Quite an interesting museum dedicated to one of the most legendary musical groups of the 20th century. It's an interesting exposition. Unfortunately, I had higher expectations. For such a high price, I would have liked to see more unique exhibits and interactive things.

5Linh P. 1 year ago

For every ABBA lover, this is a must-see! There are several floors, each of which is jam-packed with well-crafted material. From personal stuff to each band member's personal past. There are several fascinating interactive exhibitions where you may mix your own tune or even join the band as a fifth member. The exhibition also has some fun interactive features, such as listening to music and even sing certain songs. I went on a weekday and it was fairly crowded. It's jam-packed with memorabilia, costumes, vinyl/CD/cassette releases, publicity, and news. I would suggest setting up at least 2 hours to really explore the area.

5D. 1 year ago

A must visit for any ABBA fan! There are multiple floors and they are packed with content. From individual history of every band member to personal items. There are cool interactable exhibits- you can mix your own track or even participate as a 5th member of the band. I've visited during weekday and it was quite busy. There was a singing booth and it had a line so couldn't tried it. Photo booth didn't work unfortunately. There is also a small gift shop, but variety is quite simple i didn't find anything worth picking up there.

5Liz D. 1 year ago

The best place ever. Was here in 2013 and loved it then. When i knew i was returning to Sweden from Australia to visit my friend down the south, we decided a trip to Stockholm was vital and the Abba museum was first on our list. Well it was even better the second time. We spent nearly 2 and a half hours there reading and watching things an participating in the fun activities . Highly recommend. We even decided to stay in the hotel attached to it. Wonderful.

5Nurseit N. 1 year ago

Loved every minute spent in this museum as an Abba fan. The staff, the virtual tour, the collection and the story - all is great. The shop outside has exclusive souvenirs of high quality. Inside the temperature is nice and not very crowded. Lockers are good. Totally recommend!

4Mike B. 1 year ago

Cool museum, even if not necessarily an ABBA fan. Plus they even have a whole section dedicated to Mama Mia! with dresses and artifacts. It was a good time! Be aware that parking is very limited, and can be a walk. Take local transport if able.

5Francesco X. 1 year ago

Very nice museum that travels through the story of ABBA, from the childhood of the four members to their legacy after they split up. There are both items typical of a classic museum, like memorabilia and costumes from their concerts, and interactive stations where you can sing or mix their songs. The ticket price with audioguide included is 270 SEK, too high in my opinion (average for other museums is 160 SEK).

5Tony C. 1 year ago

Such a great museum. Especially for ABBA and music fans. The detail here is fantastic and since I was there last in 2018 so much has been added. They’ve added a section on what happened after ABBA and the different solo projects the members worked on. The recording studio, cinema and VR experience are particularly good.

5Crankin S. 1 year ago

Firstly grab the audio guide as it is the band talking about the exhibits and their history. It’s a fun museum full of fantastic memorabilia. I’m glad I finally got to go.

5Stefan D. 1 year ago

If you like Abba you should definitely go there. Very interesting fact and artefacts about Abba. You can also make a quiz or try your singing skills. There are also some interesting films from Abba. Definitely a recommendation!

5Vlogger M. 1 year ago

We love ABBA, and what a great job did they do to make this museum so special! All the details are here, from the beginning of their lives to the great succeses they made in their lives. Make sure to book in advance and enjoy the show!

4Victor G. 1 year ago

Really cool experience. If you have time while you're in Stockholm you should definitely check it out! Cool interactive parts of the exhibit and you learn everythibg about them from before they were a group to after their split.

4David T. 1 year ago

Nicely presented exhibit. Costumes were amazing

5Matt S. 1 year ago

Super well put together museum with a huge collection and neat activities throughout.

5w s. 1 year ago

What a nice museum. 2 hours for an informative tour. Parking nearby but easy access with public transportation. The gift shop is also very nice, lots of great ABBA stuff for the fans.

5Jutta Lachenauer (. 1 year ago

An amazing spot to go if you are addicted to music. Intersting to dive in the different Songs of ABBA. Inspiring introduction to ABBA voyage and the Arena in London.

5Kenn A. 1 year ago

Extremely cool museum if you are just a bit interested in ABBA, we used hours reading about, listening to and looking at ABBA related stuff... Yes, it ain't cheap to get in, but none of the museums we visited in Stockholm was, so it may be more of Swedish thing.

4R. 1 year ago

We enjoyed the museum. Nice story about ABBA, their members, the crew and management, the history and projects. Off course enough music and music related, but also about the outfit, sound and lighting. Nevertheless I think the price is a bit high for what is offered. A price of 150 SEK would be more appropriate.

5Gemmy van E. 2 years ago

Very beautiful and interactive museum! We had a lot of fun!

5Tia T. 2 years ago

What a party!!! I love ABBA so obviously we had to go and see and dance. There was so much information about the singers and tons of music. Highlights include: many of their original costumes and a virtual reality helicopter ride to the island they wrote their songs at. I did the audio tour narrated by ABBA but could've gone without it. Still a super cool place and would go again!

4N. 2 years ago

A must do for ABBA fans… But also interesting for husbands that tag along :-) Also, never been to a pink men's room before... until now!

5Matthieu A. 2 years ago

Amazing museum very well done, pleasant moment.

5Monica H. 2 years ago

I learned a lot about the band while i was here and the whole family enjoyed it. Even the teens! There were some interactive things to do which made it more fun.

5Marc P. 2 years ago

The museum is nice and very well made with lots of fun ways to interact or listen to audio information. It's not huge so one hour is enough to visit but it's well worth it when in Stockholm. Upon exiting you will pass through the gift shop with some small souvenirs for sale.

5KEVIN P. 2 years ago

Nice place to visit on a rainy day entrance 250 sek online or 260 at the door ...everything you need to know about ABBA plus more takes between 1-2 hours to take it all in.... if you like ABBA its a must.

5& Carmen S. 2 years ago

If you love ABBA, then visit the museum it is great to see costumes and albums, literally everything from ABBA! We loved all of it! Good to know there are also rooms available if you want to stay in Greece! 🇬🇷 The restaurant in it is also great! Just a MUST see!