Fotografiska Museet, A Haven for Photography Enthusiasts

Stadsgården 22, 116 45 Stockholm, Sweden
A very special museum
4.4
Museum

Introduction

Fotografiska Museet is a photography art museum located in the center of Stockholm, built in 2010 and one of the largest in the world. It holds 4 major exhibitions and 20 smaller exhibitions every year, showcasing the excellent works of well-known artists including Annie Leibovitz, David LaChapelle and Nick Brandt. In addition, the museum has photography workshops and training classes, providing opportunities for photography enthusiasts to participate.
Address
Stadsgården 22, 116 45 Stockholm, Sweden
Opening hours
Sun-Wed: 09.00-23.00 / Thurs-Sat: 09.00-01.00. Closed on Christmas Eve and Midsummer Eve.
Transportation
You can walk from Slussen, which takes approximately 10 minutes.
Phone +46 8 509 005 00
Website http://fotografiska.eu/en

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