ABBA Museum

ABBA Museum

The ABBA Museum is located in Stockholm, Sweden, and officially opened to the public on May 7, 2013. It is a museum dedicated to the Swedish pop group ABBA, housed within the Swedish Music Hall of Fame. The museum has been warmly welcomed both domestically and internationally, becoming one of Sweden's newest and most popular tourist destinations.

ABBA is a Swedish pop band that was once the country’s most famous musical act. The acronym ABBA comes from the initials of the band members’ first names. With global album sales reaching 378 million, the ABBA Museum showcases the band’s glorious history—from its formation in 1970, to its explosive rise to fame after the 1974 hit “Waterloo,” its record-breaking world tours, and finally its breakup in 1983. Since then, ABBA’s legacy has continued through various musical projects by two of its members, Björn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, including their enduringly popular musical “Mamma Mia!”

The ABBA Museum displays the band’s albums, records, stage costumes, instruments, concert props, and models of their recording studio.

ABBA The Museum

Must-visit reason: The best museum to learn about the ABBA band

Continent: Europe【Europe】

Country/Region: Sweden[Sweden]

Province/State: Stockholm County [Stockholm County]

City: Stockholm [Stockholm]