ABBA The Museum

An interactive museum dedicated to the legendary Swedish pop group ABBA, featuring costumes, instruments, and memorabilia from their legendary career. Fans and curious visitors can enjoy immersive exhibits, sing in recording booths, and experience the magic of one of music's greatest bands.

Things to do

• Interactive Costume Exhibit — Try on replica ABBA stage outfits and see original costumes worn during their most iconic performances and world tours.
• Recording Booth Experience — Step into a professional recording studio setup where you can sing ABBA hits with studio-quality sound and take home a recording of your performance.
• Hologram Concert Performance — Watch a spectacular digital recreation of ABBA members performing their greatest hits on stage in a dedicated theater space.
• Memorabilia and Instrument Display — Examine guitars, keyboards, gold records, and personal items from band members' careers spanning from the 1970s to present day.
• ABBA Timeline Walk — Follow a chronological journey through the band's history from their formation through their reunion, with interactive screens and archival footage.
• Photo Opportunity Zones — Pose with life-sized cutouts and themed backdrops recreating famous ABBA album covers and concert moments.

Food to try

• Swedish Meatballs — Tender beef and pork meatballs served with lingonberry sauce and creamy gravy, a classic Swedish comfort food available at the museum café.
• Open-Faced Smörgåsbord — Assorted Scandinavian-style open sandwiches with cured salmon, herring, cheese, and vegetables on dark rye bread served throughout the museum.
• Cinnamon Buns (Kanelbullar) — Soft, spiral-shaped pastries with cinnamon and cardamom filling, a beloved Swedish treat perfect for an afternoon break during your visit.
• Gravlax — Cured salmon prepared with dill and sugar, served thinly sliced as an elegant starter available at the museum's restaurant area.

Local customs & good to know

• Museum Hours Planning — The museum typically operates from 10 AM to 6 PM daily, with extended summer hours, so plan your visit accordingly to maximize time with the exhibits.
• Photography Etiquette — While most exhibits encourage photos, certain hologram performances and special installations may have restricted photography areas—check signage throughout.
• Swedish Politeness Customs — Swedes value quiet respect in cultural spaces; maintain a conversational volume in exhibits and remove hats indoors as a sign of respect.
• Language and Translation — The museum provides exhibits in Swedish, English, and German with multilingual audio guides available for rent to enhance your understanding of ABBA's legacy.