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Attraction · Stockholm, Sweden
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Sweden's national museum of modern and contemporary art, on the island of Skeppsholmen in central Stockholm, holding twentieth-century European and American work alongside changing exhibitions.
For a collection well above the weight of the city, and for the walk to it. Skeppsholmen is the calmest place in central Stockholm and the museum is the reason to go there.
Picasso, Matisse, Dali and strong postwar American holdings. Free for under-18s. Niki de Saint Phalle's sculptures outside. A genuinely good restaurant with a harbour view.
The permanent collection is compact and can be walked in an hour. No metro on the island. Pricey given the size.
Anyone who likes twentieth-century art, and families, given free entry for under-18s.
You have one day and have not yet seen the Vasa. That is the stronger call for a single-day visit.
Walk over from Gamla Stan rather than taking a bus, because the approach is half the experience. The architecture museum shares the building if you want to extend the visit.
Regular 170 SEK, reduced 140 SEK, free for those 18 and under and for Klubb Moderna members. Temporary exhibitions are included.
A fifteen-minute walk from Kungstradgarden metro across the Skeppsholmsbron bridge, or bus 65 which stops on the island.
Skeppsholmen, a small former naval island between Gamla Stan and Djurgarden, quiet, green, and with the best harbour views in the central city.
Two hours including the temporary exhibition, or an hour for the collection alone.
Step-free entry with lifts throughout; the bridge approach is level.
Worth the hundred and seventy krona for the collection and free for anyone under 18. Walk over the bridge from Gamla Stan and give the island an hour of its own.
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Moderna Museet charges 170 SEK for a regular ticket and 140 SEK reduced, with free admission for those 18 and under. It opens daily at 10 and closes at 18. The collection is much stronger than most visitors expect from a city of this size: Picasso, Matisse, Dali, Rauschenberg, and one of the better holdings of twentieth-century art in northern Europe. Niki de Saint Phalle's sculptures outside are a Stockholm…
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