#abba museum

[trans-marvin]

abba museum visit could save me…

[morrita-carvajal]

Bárbara López singing to ABBA

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[5horrorprinces]

[eene-fangirl]

We went to an ABBA museum in Sweden today and we could try out a few different singing, dancing, or recording studios. This once was my favorite! These are holograms of ABBA and we had to dance along with them. I’m the one wearing the red shirt.

[reasfromfreecloud]

not sure if you’re supposed to play with all the stuff in the ABBA museum, but I sure as hell did...

[morrita-carvajal]

Bárbara López visiting the ABBA museum

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[hooliganists]

Experience ABBA: The Museum

Okay, I’ll admit it; I’m not actually THAT much of a ABBA fan. Mostly, I just really enjoy Mama Mia. This, I think is something many people can relate to. Even as a passive ABBA fan, Stockholm’s ABBA Museum is something that should not be missed! I have been to dozens of the world’s most famous museums, and I don’t think I’ve ever had a better time than I did while visiting this…

Experience ABBA: The Museum

[postcardcollection]

August 5, 2025: Three museums in one day was the plan and it actually happened! We started at the Vasa Museum which houses a ship which is almost 400 years old. Just a few moments into its maiden voyage, the ship tilted, took on water through its gun ports and sank in the harbor. Due to the composition of the silt, it stayed preserved in the mud for over 300 years until it was raised in 1961. After the Vasa, we spent some time at Skansen, an open air folk museum. This was ok, but not as interesting as I had hoped it would be. We finished our museum day at the ABBA museum, filled with the music and history of the group. Dinner was at a Michelin restaurant, Rolfs Kok. The food was excellent, especially the fresh, warm madeleines I had for dessert.