ABBA The Museum

Overview

The ABBA Museum is an interactive tribute to Sweden's most famous pop export, with costumes, gold records, memorabilia, and a recording booth where you can sing with virtual ABBA holograms.

Highlights

• Hologram stage: Sing and dance as the fifth member of ABBA.
• Original costumes: The iconic stage outfits worn during the Eurovision and world tours.
• Recording studio: Record your own version of an ABBA hit.

History

Opened in 2013 on Djurgården, the museum was created with the band's direct involvement. Benny Andersson's piano is connected live—when he plays at home, the museum piano plays too.

Visitor Tips

• Online tickets only: No ticket office; pre-purchase at abbathemuseum.com.
• Allow time for interactive stations: The fun is in participating.
• Duration: 1.5–2 hours.