Only for those who are truly interested in photography—then it’s worth it. But if you just enjoy art in general, this museum might not be for you. It’s smaller than I expected, with limited exhibition space. Still, the photographs really impressed me! (The ticket is quite expensive, though.)

Fotografiska is an absolutely incredible experience! The atmosphere of the museum is amazing, but what truly captivated us was the current exhibition featuring photographs captured during childbirth. It was an incredibly powerful and emotional experience that left a lasting impression. A fun touch was the opportunity to take a photo in the photobooth. We also loved the beautiful gift shop, which had so many unique souvenirs to take home. It's a must-visit for anyone who loves photography and art!

Fotografiska Stockholm exceeded all expectations! The absolute highlight was Marco Brambilla's Megaplex series - these mesmerizing video installations are truly hypnotic, drawing you into their intricate visual worlds. I could have spent hours just watching the complex... Pro tip for visitors from Tallinn: purchase your tickets before arriving to save a few euros and avoid queues at the entrance. Don't miss the rooftop café - it serves possibly the best coffee I've ever tasted, complemented by divine desserts that are worth every calorie. The panoramic view of Stockholm is breathtaking, though finding a seat can require some patience as it's understandably popular. Absolutely worth the trip!

One of my favourite museums in Stockholm whenever I am in town I always go there for a visit. I would recommend checking what exhibitions are on before visiting as sometimes it might not be full as they are in between exhibitions. The restaurant on the top floor has a great view of Stockholm as well

Had an hour to kill before jumping a boat back to the motherland, so we decided to kill here. The photos were great and atmosphere fantastic. Highly recommend if you’ve got a couple hours before a ferry. The bar served cold ones.

If you are a fan of photographic museums then this is a place for you. I also recommend visiting near lunch/dinner time as the restaurant on the top floor is very good I think.

Fotografiska is an absolute gem for anyone who appreciates photography and contemporary art. The exhibitions are beautifully curated, featuring a mix of well-known photographers and emerging talents, offering thought-provoking and visually stunning displays. The museum has a dynamic approach, with frequently changing exhibitions, so every visit brings something new. One of the highlights is the breathtaking view from the café and restaurant on the top floor, which overlooks Stockholm’s waterfront. It’s the perfect spot to relax after exploring the exhibitions. The atmosphere is modern and inspiring, making it an excellent place not just for art lovers, but for anyone looking for a unique cultural experience in Stockholm. Definitely worth a visit!

I booked in advance for dinner time. I found everything great; friendly and very nice staff. The food simply superb. Everything was taken care of down to the last detail. You can see the chef's Italian influence on the menu without losing the Swedish flavours. Only a small flaw, I had asked by email if it was possible to have a place with an outside view but my request was not fulfilled, For the rest, an experience to be absolutely repeated. The particularity of this restaurant is that being inside the photography museum you have included with your dinner the visit to the exhibitions.

I’ve visited a couple of Fotografiska museums in the past and was excited to give the Stockholm location a try. Unfortunately, the current exhibition was a bit of a letdown. There were only three main exhibitions, and they felt more like individual showcases rather than a cohesive or dynamic presentation. The content itself didn’t strike me as particularly intriguing or inspiring, and the experience lacked any immersive elements that could have elevated it. If you’re simply looking to check it off your list, 60-90 minutes is more than enough to explore everything. However, I strongly recommend checking the current exhibitions before visiting to ensure the content aligns with your interests. For me, this visit fell short of expectations, but it might be worth a stop for casual photography enthusiasts or those who are new to Fotografiska.

I was expecting, unfortunately, this to be a great stop during my stay in Stockholm. The reviews were great, and the rating was good. But, I wish I had just skipped it. The temporary exhibit I visited was really, really annoying. The pictures weren't the big issue. Many of them were pretty strange, but a few were pretty thought-provoking. My bigger issue was the music. Blasting at an obnoxious volume, it hardly gave you space to think (maybe that was the point...). It was very strange and incredibly annoying. I don't mind music in exhibits, but when it's so loud your entire body is vibrating, I have an issue. The other exhibits were ok. There was nothing out of the ordinary, but also nothing super captivating.

Nice photography curations. Ticket is a bit expansive. You need to walk about 10-15 minutes from Slussen station, be aware of their signs! I took the wrong route first and had to turn around, which was exhausted. Excellent sea view from the cafe at 3rd floor! Don’t forget to take a snap shot at their Photo Booth at 2nd floor.

The museum is in walking distance from the central. If you have bought daily city pass card, you don't need to pay for the entrance. Pass card covers this museum as well. There are different exhibitions in different floors and rooms. I was expecting more but I am not very impressed by the current exhibitions. The museum is open till 11 pm. The sunset view in front of the museum building is amazing. Take your time and enjoy the city view and sunset colors.

Last years special exhibition about hip hop photography was really amazing for me. The buildin itslef - a former customs house in the Art Nouveau style, built in the early 1900s - is beautiful and has an exhibit space, a bar café, conference rooms, museum shop and gallery. And even though modern photography isn't really my thing, this museum should be on your list.

It's a long walk from Gamla Stan. After the bridge, go down to the harbor level and through the pipes etc...made me feel unsure of the route but the sign said "don't give up, you're almost there" by Fotografiska. So I kept on walking for 20min? After the bus terminal, you're there. Quite unique contemporary art. Exhibitions are on the 1st (ground level) and 2nd floors. 3rd floor is the restaurant and toilet.

Great place - Fotografiska isn’t just any museum - it’s the largest dedicated photography space globally. With over 2500 square m of exhibition space, it showcases a wide array of rotating exhibits annually.