フォトグラフィスカ美術館ストックホルム：入場チケット

An amazing experience. I did the guided tour which was truly inspiring. The main exhibition was “Martin Parr: Short & Sweet”. The guide really provided a valuable insight into the photographer and his work which was very helpful in the experience. The museum location is also very nice and the restaurant in the museum had exceptional food and the view of Stockholm was amazing. I definitely recommend this museum as representation of Swedish arts scene.

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I was unaware of the museum until it was pointed out during a boat trip, but I am so pleased to have visited. I started in the restaurant and had a delicious pasta dish. This is not a museum, as such, but has visiting exhibitions by different photographers. My particular favourite was a surreal AI generated video reel by Kelly Boesch. I was captivated by it.

Always interesting to visit the new exhibitions. The staff was a bit distracted and seemed stressed, you felt in the way if you had questions about tickets or if you wanted to buy something from the shop.

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This gallery is a must see in Stockholm. Perfectly curated and so much incredible art. The photographs supported by light and sound. I wish I had allowed more time to explore here. Would come back in a heartbeat.

A nice museum with a variety of temporary exhibitions, although not a permanent collection. The exhibitions were interesting, but we felt the admission price was a bit high for what was on offer. On the plus side, it was great that the museum stays open late, which meant you could fit it in after other traditional tourist sites close.

If you're a photographer, a photography enthusiast, or simply interested in cultural activities, this is a great experience. The exhibitions were very well curated; it was a very satisfying visit.

We went into Fotografiska expecting a broad photography exhibit, and that's not really what it is. It's more of a gallery built around a handful of featured artists — in our visit, just four or five — so what you get out of it depends heavily on whether their particular style resonates with you. If you happen to love the artists on display at the time, it could be a great visit. We didn't connect with the work being shown, and there wasn't much else to fall back on, which made the whole experience feel thin for what we were expecting. Worth checking who's currently being featured before you go, and go in with the right expectations — this is closer to a curated gallery than a comprehensive photography museum.

"Fotografiska Stockholm" is one of the world's leading museums for contemporary photography. It is located in a historic former customs house built in the Art Nouveau style right by the water in the Södermalm district. The exhibition "Short & Sweet" currently showcases the work of Martin Parr, who passed away in 2025. It features humorous everyday moments and sharp social satire from the legendary British Magnum photographer. On the ground floor of the museum, vegetables are grown that are used in the award-winning restaurant.

DONT GO, AI 'ART' EXHEBITIONS!!! Please be aware of so called ai 'art' that you will be paying for and thus supporting. The actual art was incredible, though.

I must clarify that I am not a professional photographer or an art expert, but I really did not understand the meaning of the collection of displayed items. Additionally, there was an ongoing exhibition with a private party, so it was only possible to visit one floor out of two.