Museums · SWEDEN
The 7 best museum tours in Sweden you can book today, with what each ticket costs, how long the visit runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit ABBA The Museum on Stockholm’s Djurgården island with a timed entry ticket. Hear personal stories from Agnetha, Benny, Björn, and Frida, see original costumes and instruments, sing in a studio, mix music, and appear on stage with ABBA avatars.
“All good, lots to see and learn about the group, also some fun interactive exhibits, lots of photo opportunities.”
Spend a full day at Stockholm’s Skansen, where historic homes, farmsteads, working demonstrations, Nordic animals, restaurants, and seasonal events bring Sweden’s past to life. The grounds are hilly, so wear good shoes. Admission is valid all day, and the selected timeslot is only a guide.
“So much fun and so much to see. Didn’t realize how big it really was. You need PLENTY of time to go here. So worth it!”
At Stockholm’s Paradox Museum near Hötorget, follow a one-way route through more than 70 interactive exhibits built around optical and tactile illusions. Allow about 80 minutes for photos and puzzles. Staff can help with camera angles, while the Zero Gravity experience costs an extra 20 SEK.
“Fun interactive experience with my 16 year old son. Would do again.”
Use one digital Go City pass for 1 to 5 consecutive days of museums, palaces, cruises, buses, and more. Visit the Vasa Museum, Royal Palace, Skansen, Viking Museum, Fotografiska, and other Stockholm sights, while reserving popular activities ahead of time.
“I spent full 2 days and explored everything I wanted and can be fit in two days schedule. I made some priorities and left out Skansen, Fika and Ice bar opportunity. other than that from the selection I managed to visit 15 places! definitely worth getting all inclusive ticket”
Visit Stockholm’s Vasa Museum and Vrak Museum of Wrecks with one ticket valid for 72 hours. See the enormous 1628 warship from several levels, then explore Baltic wrecks through VR, holograms, films, and games. Audio guides, daily tours, and wheelchair access are included.
“We are so happy that we did the Vasa and Vrak museums. The Vasa was extraordinary and so cool to see it up close and personal. We enjoyed learning her story and our guide was extremely informative making our experience perfect.”
Visit the Nobel Prize Museum in Gamla Stan for a self-guided look at laureates, discoveries, literature, and peace efforts. Your ticket includes special exhibitions and daily English or Swedish tours. Allow 1 to 3 hours, then browse the shop for the chocolate Nobel medal.
“Getting into the museum was easy; however, it was very crowded and small. I expected more. The cafe was cozy and food was unexpectedly delicious.”
Spend a flexible day at Fotografiska, Stockholm’s contemporary photography museum at Stadsgården. See changing exhibitions across 2,500 square meters, browse the art shop, and pause at the bistro or award-winning restaurant for food and views over the water. Admission is wheelchair accessible.
“It was brilliant. I highly recommend this experience. It was interesting, thought provoking, emotional, inspirational and diverse.”
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