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We are Stockholm locals. On this cityblog, we tell you about the spots we like!
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Suzanna Schwarz

Note! Some spots in Stockholm may be closed for the summer months.

Fotografiska Stockholm (by Natalia Urbanska)

This museum is pure joy for photo lovers. Opened in may this year with top names like Annie Leibovitz, Vee Speers and Lennart Nilsson. It’s beautifully situated in Slussen, just by the water with a nice view over Skeppsholmen and Djurgården. Liebovitz can be seen until 19/9, don’t miss!

Fotografiska has really generous opening hours – everyday from 10:00 to 21:00! More museums should have these kind of opening hours! Perfect for some inspiring exhibitions before going out…

So I can’t really explain how much I loved the premiere exhibitions. Lennart Nilsson’s “A child is born” was really impressive and made me all nostalgic remembering his photos from my old school books. Leibovitz’s “A photographer’s life” was also impressive, beautiful, startstruck, melancholic and very personal. Speer’s “The birthday party” was beautiful (my favorite!) and Joel-Peter Witkin’s “Bodies” was uncomfortable, disgusting and absolutely beautiful (and yes, those are real heads from very dead human beings).

GO GO GO!

Details about this spot (Show on map)
Fotografiska | Art & culture, Bars, Shopping, Snacks | Adult SEK 95
Stora Tullhuset Stadsgårdshamnen 22 | Södermalm | +46850900500
10:00 – 21:00 daily