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ABBA The Museum

An interactive museum celebrating the Swedish pop group that conquered the world with Waterloo and Dancing Queen.

Paid entry about 2 h

For storytellers

Why ABBA The Museum matters

If you grew up with Dancing Queen, you will be grinning in minutes. This museum on Djurgården tells the story of Sweden's most famous pop export with costumes, instruments and recreated studios. You can sing along with holograms or step into a virtual stage. It is cheerful, loud, and surprisingly informative about how a small country produced one of the biggest musical legacies in the world.

Talking points

  • Interactive stations let you perform alongside the band.
  • Costumes and gold records fill the galleries.
  • It sits close to Skansen and the Vasa Museum.

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