One of the smaller museums in Stockholm is the Strindberg museum, which is located at the far end of the shopping street Drottninggatan, and it is housed in the late laureate's apartment in a building from the early 1900. The museum begins with a tour through his apartment as it was when he lived there and then continues throughout the different periods in his life and focus on different areas of his views. There is also a small cinema showing documentaries about his life. Overall a small but interesting museum for a rainy day, the museum will take about an hour to go through if you spend some time at the exhibits

This is really a "specialist" museum dealing exclusively with the life and work of August Strindberg. I confess to knowing nothing about this guy before visiting the museum, but I learned alot from my visit and it is a very worthwhile museum. This guy was a prolific novelist , playwright and essayist as demonstrated by the chronological display of his works at the beginning of the museum. This place not only houses the museum dedicated to his life, but also the apartment where he lived for the last four years of his life. It's a bit of a walk away from the main tourist attractions in the central part of Stockholm, but a little gem. Look out for his writing desk in the apartment where he wrote some of his works. I actually walked past this place without realising it. Quite dircreet, you enter an apartment block and take the lift to the fourth floor

It was a fantastic experience to be in the very place where the writer lived his final years. But for a foreign visitor it was annoying that most of the descriptions of his work, painting and e.t.c. was in the Swedish language. Very few labels was in English and I would like to read all of the information was given. I told that to the officer. At least it should have a smaller ticket for tourists since we could gather and comprehend the written details. August Strindberg is a major writer for the European literature and it would be wonderful if it will be treated that way, than a Swedish writer only. Thank you for your time!

Cramped and small. Interesting but not much to see. I saw both floors of the museum which is 2 old apartments and it took me less than 15 min. Still worth a short visit.

Great museum on the Swedish author and playwright August Strindberg. The residential building is amazing in itself with a working ornate art deco lift and stairwell. The museum is split into two sections. One half explores Strindberg's work and life (with space for temporary exhibitions), while the other half is a restored museum of the beautiful apartment he spent the last four years of his life in. There is also his reconstructed library on the sixth floor. My only complaint is that there were not sufficient enough English translations, with only one per section and not for individual items.

Interesting place where you can learn a lot about August Strindberg. You can actually visit one of the apartments where he was living.

It's five if you know who Strindberg is and are interested in literature and drama. If not, there is not much to see here, except a home from 1910. If you do like literature and Strindberg, you will find the museum well thought out and informative. Maybe there should be more info in English, but as a Swede, it is not something I suffer from. Kind and helpful personnel.

The museum was pleasant. The receptionist was incredibly rude. She was engaged in a personal phone call. She didn't look up or bade me farewell. I've heard that this museum is privately owned. Take care in looking after the visitors! The information on Google hasn't mentioned the increase in the ticket rise.

A small museum and it doesn't open until late (midday) in Winter but it's also not crowded. Interesting if you are a fan.

Very comprehensive. Lived the apartment especially the sound effects. Lots of info, nicely presented. Lots in English and booklet

I loved visiting this museum a few years back. Definitely worth a visit if you're in town.

Very interesting exhibition. Small, but lots off information to spend a few cosy hours learning about this great writer. Staff is very friendly and helpful and entry is only 75 kr (~ 8€)!

Had the good luck to get a free guided one hour tour, very interesting though mr Strindberg only lived here for 4 years. It has been reconstructed by collecting his furniture from different relatives. One person recorded and made drawings of the way it was when Stringdberg died as a Swedish hero working for the labor party and female rights for voting. The exhibition is well organized along a timeline, also his different works in different areas, novels, drama, paintings, chemical experiments etc. Most of it in a dark psychic background. Situated at the north end of Drottninggatan. Recommended.