ABBA: The Museum, Stockholm (must see)
ABBA: The Museum is an interactive exhibition about the pop-group ABBA that opened in Stockholm, Sweden in May 2013. ABBA's collected works are showcased in a contemporary setting at Swedish Music Hall of Fame, a new exhibition venue located at Djurgården, Stockholm. Apart from extensively covering everything you want and don't want to know about ABBA, the museum offers visitors a chance to step into the lives of its members. A highly interactive museum, numerous exhibits allow you to sing with the band, make a music video, dance along, or grace the covers of the band's albums. Kids and adults alike will have a total blast.
Tip:
Buy your tickets in advance for a discount and get there early or later in the day (2-3 hrs before closing).
On all the interactive exhibits that require singing, you should sing loudly and directly into the microphone.
Please keep your tickets as you'll need to scan your barcode so you can download your performances/quiz results later from their website.
Tip:
Buy your tickets in advance for a discount and get there early or later in the day (2-3 hrs before closing).
On all the interactive exhibits that require singing, you should sing loudly and directly into the microphone.
Please keep your tickets as you'll need to scan your barcode so you can download your performances/quiz results later from their website.
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ABBA: The Museum on Map
Sight Name: ABBA: The Museum
Sight Location: Stockholm, Sweden (See walking tours in Stockholm)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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Sight Location: Stockholm, Sweden (See walking tours in Stockholm)
Sight Type: Museum/Gallery
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