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Visit to the Abba Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Mostly still slides - you will not see/hear Abba music due to copywright reasons. Music and video is however quite essential part of the museum visit. Taking photos is however allowed at the museum. At the time of my visit the museum was very crowed.
I recommend that you book your ticket in advance on the Internet. You cannot use cash (only credit cards) at the museum and the museum shops selling Abba products.
Pre-booked tickets can be collected from SJ-automates and there are also automates at the museum lobby.
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I am not an Abba-fan. Those who are may find the museum more interesting than I found. Some ideas of the museums are interesting - like to do a Abba music video and see it later on the net and the possibility to sing in an virtual Abba choir.
- published: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 4207
Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review
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Lifelong ABBA fan Alexis Petridis visits the Abba museum as it opens to the public in Stockholm. He tours the permanent exhibition, which recreates the Swedish group's recording studio, office and even kitchen facilities. He stops short of becoming a fifth Abba member alongside hologram versions of Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Fältskog.
- published: 08 May 2013
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The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running television shows in the world. For 60 years the contest has produced hit after hit, created global superstars and provided many memorable TV moments. In May 2016 an official exhibition dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest opened at ABBA The Museum in Stockholm. The exhibition features some of the most memorable moments from the Eurovision Song Contest as well as some of the most eye-catching costumes from the years. Every Monday for the next 12 weeks we will take a trip down memory lane, looking back at specific moments in Eurovision history. We hope you enjoy Museum Mondays!
ABBA is arguably the most famous and most successful act to win the Eurovision Song Contest. It is therefore fitting that we should launch Museum Mondays with an interview with Björn Ulvaeus himself! Don’t forget to check out our forthcoming weekly videos.
- published: 30 May 2016
- views: 35990
During the Fans and Friends Day at ABBA The Museum, Benny Andersson appeared as a surprise for a short interview on stage and then he played Thank You For The Music, as everyone who attended sang along as one. A magical moment. To see a short clip of the moment he unexpectedly walked in, and the crowd first spot him, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-MMNaM-TYY
- published: 25 Apr 2016
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ABBA The Museum - The Choir practicing and performing for the anniversary of ABBA winning the Eurovision Song Contest on April 6th 1974. Performance outside ABBA The Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
- published: 30 Apr 2014
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It has been open only since May 7, but the ABBA museum in Stockholm can best be described by the title of this: "Experience the joy."
As you can see from this video, it is an adventure in pure happiness, with visitors dancing, singing and carrying on regardless.
Almost all who leave are singing and dancing their way down the street in the museum district, as I did in a gentle rain on Saturday afternoon, June 1, 2013.
Do not for a minute think this is only for those baby boomers that grew up with the music of ABBA. The genius of this display is that it offers everyone of every age group an opportunity to participate as a member of the foursome.
"As a visitor to the museum," says the official guide, "this is your chance to experience what it is like to be the fifth member of ABBA."
The entire story is coming soon to a blog near you, "In the (K)now." Find it. Bookmark it. Subscribe to the RSS feed by hitting the "SITE" button -- and you wont miss the rest of the story.
© SGE, Inc. All rights reserved.
- published: 07 Jun 2013
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ABBA the Museum is the planned official museum of the Swedish pop group ABBA, located in Stockholm, Sweden. The museum is currently under construction with an original scheduled opening of spring 2009 that has been delayed to 2010.
Ewa Wigenheim-Westman and Ulf Westman, the two entrepreneurs behind the museum, were inspired to create an ABBA-themed museum after visiting the Beatles museum in Liverpool, England. It took the pair two years to convince the members of ABBA that creating a museum would be a good idea.
The couple announced their plans for the museum on November 11, 2006.
On May 22, 2007, the founders announced the official site has been chosen for the museum. The 6,500-square-metre museum will be located in a renovated warehouse on the south quay of central Stockholm, walking distance across from the Gröna Lund amusement park. Four months later, in September, architects Peter Ullstad and Patrick Rehnberg were chosen to design the attraction.
ABBA the Museum was previously expected to open June 3, 2009, with tickets on sale as of March 2008. The founders estimate that once the museum opens its doors, it will attract half a million visitors per year.
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Visit to the Abba Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Mostly still slides - you will not see/hear Abba music due to copywright reasons. Music and video is however quite essential part of the museum visit. Taking photos is however allowed at the museum. At the time of my visit the museum was very crowed. I recommend that you book your ticket in advance on the Internet. You cannot use cash (only credit cards) at the museum and the museum shops selling Abba products. Pre-booked tickets can be collected from SJ-automates and there are also automates at the museum lobby. --------- I am not an Abba-fan. Those who are may find the museum more interesting than I found. Some ideas of the museums are interesting - like to do a Abba music video and see it later on the net and the possibility to sing in an virtual Abba choir. -
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The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running television shows in the world. For 60 years the contest has produced hit after hit, created global superstars and provided many memorable TV moments. In May 2016 an official exhibition dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest opened at ABBA The Museum in Stockholm. The exhibition features some of the most memorable moments from the Eurovision Song Contest as well as some of the most eye-catching costumes from the years. Every Monday for the next 12 weeks we will take a trip down memory lane, looking back at specific moments in Eurovision history. We hope you enjoy Museum Mondays! ABBA is arguably the most famous and most successful act to win the Eurovision Song Contest. It is therefore fitting that we should launch Museum Mondays with an interview with Björn Ulvaeus himself! Don’t forget to check out our forthcoming weekly videos. -
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During the Fans and Friends Day at ABBA The Museum, Benny Andersson appeared as a surprise for a short interview on stage and then he played Thank You For The Music, as everyone who attended sang along as one. A magical moment. To see a short clip of the moment he unexpectedly walked in, and the crowd first spot him, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-MMNaM-TYY -
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6:11ABBA MUSEUM in Stockholm: Walk in ... Dance out ** EXCLUSIVE **
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It has been open only since May 7, but the ABBA museum in Stockholm can best be described by the title of this: "Experience the joy." As you can see from this video, it is an adventure in pure happiness, with visitors dancing, singing and carrying on regardless. Almost all who leave are singing and dancing their way down the street in the museum district, as I did in a gentle rain on Saturday afternoon, June 1, 2013. Do not for a minute think this is only for those baby boomers that grew up with the music of ABBA. The genius of this display is that it offers everyone of every age group an opportunity to participate as a member of the foursome. "As a visitor to the museum," says the official guide, "this is your chance to experience what it is like to be the fifth member of ABBA." The entire story is coming soon to a blog near you, "In the (K)now." Find it. Bookmark it. Subscribe to the RSS feed by hitting the "SITE" button -- and you wont miss the rest of the story. © SGE, Inc. All rights reserved. -
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Visit to the Abba Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Mostly still slides - you will not see/hear Abba music due to copywright reasons. Music and video is however quite essential part of the museum visit. Taking photos is however allowed at the museum. At the time of my visit the museum was very crowed. I recommend that you book your ticket in advance on the Internet. You cannot use cash (only credit cards) at the museum and the museum shops selling Abba products. Pre-booked tickets can be collected from SJ-automates and there are also automates at the museum lobby. --------- I am not an Abba-fan. Those who are may find the museum more interesting than I found. Some ideas of the museums are interesting - like to do a Abba music video and see it later on the net and the possibility to sing in an... -
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Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review
Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review Subscribe to the Guardian HERE: http://bitly.com/UvkFpD Lifelong ABBA fan Alexis Petridis visits the Abba museum as it opens to the public in Stockholm. He tours the permanent exhibition, which recreates the Swedish group's recording studio, office and even kitchen facilities. He stops short of becoming a fifth Abba member alongside hologram versions of Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Fältskog. -
Museum Monday Episode 1: The Rise of ABBA
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running television shows in the world. For 60 years the contest has produced hit after hit, created global superstars and provided many memorable TV moments. In May 2016 an official exhibition dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest opened at ABBA The Museum in Stockholm. The exhibition features some of the most memorable moments from the Eurovision Song Contest as well as some of the most eye-catching costumes from the years. Every Monday for the next 12 weeks we will take a trip down memory lane, looking back at specific moments in Eurovision history. We hope you enjoy Museum Mondays! ABBA is arguably the most famous and most successful act to win the Eurovision Song Contest. It is therefore fitting that we should launch Museum Mondays ... -
Benny's surprise performance of Thank You For The Music, ABBA Museum, 23-04-2016
During the Fans and Friends Day at ABBA The Museum, Benny Andersson appeared as a surprise for a short interview on stage and then he played Thank You For The Music, as everyone who attended sang along as one. A magical moment. To see a short clip of the moment he unexpectedly walked in, and the crowd first spot him, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-MMNaM-TYY -
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ABBA MUSEUM in Stockholm: Walk in ... Dance out ** EXCLUSIVE **
It has been open only since May 7, but the ABBA museum in Stockholm can best be described by the title of this: "Experience the joy." As you can see from this video, it is an adventure in pure happiness, with visitors dancing, singing and carrying on regardless. Almost all who leave are singing and dancing their way down the street in the museum district, as I did in a gentle rain on Saturday afternoon, June 1, 2013. Do not for a minute think this is only for those baby boomers that grew up with the music of ABBA. The genius of this display is that it offers everyone of every age group an opportunity to participate as a member of the foursome. "As a visitor to the museum," says the official guide, "this is your chance to experience what it is like to be the fifth member of ABBA." The entir... -
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Visit to the Abba Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Mostly still slides - you will not see/hear Abba music due to copywright reasons. Music and video is however quit...
Visit to the Abba Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Mostly still slides - you will not see/hear Abba music due to copywright reasons. Music and video is however quite essential part of the museum visit. Taking photos is however allowed at the museum. At the time of my visit the museum was very crowed.
I recommend that you book your ticket in advance on the Internet. You cannot use cash (only credit cards) at the museum and the museum shops selling Abba products.
Pre-booked tickets can be collected from SJ-automates and there are also automates at the museum lobby.
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I am not an Abba-fan. Those who are may find the museum more interesting than I found. Some ideas of the museums are interesting - like to do a Abba music video and see it later on the net and the possibility to sing in an virtual Abba choir.
wn.com/Visit To The Abba Museum, Stockholm
Visit to the Abba Museum in Stockholm, Sweden. Mostly still slides - you will not see/hear Abba music due to copywright reasons. Music and video is however quite essential part of the museum visit. Taking photos is however allowed at the museum. At the time of my visit the museum was very crowed.
I recommend that you book your ticket in advance on the Internet. You cannot use cash (only credit cards) at the museum and the museum shops selling Abba products.
Pre-booked tickets can be collected from SJ-automates and there are also automates at the museum lobby.
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I am not an Abba-fan. Those who are may find the museum more interesting than I found. Some ideas of the museums are interesting - like to do a Abba music video and see it later on the net and the possibility to sing in an virtual Abba choir.
- published: 17 Feb 2014
- views: 4207
ABBA MUSEUM - Abba World - Directed by Jonas Åkerlund
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Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review
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Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review
Subscribe to the Guardian HERE: http://bitly.com/UvkFpD
Lifelong ABBA fan Alexis Pet...
Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review
Subscribe to the Guardian HERE: http://bitly.com/UvkFpD
Lifelong ABBA fan Alexis Petridis visits the Abba museum as it opens to the public in Stockholm. He tours the permanent exhibition, which recreates the Swedish group's recording studio, office and even kitchen facilities. He stops short of becoming a fifth Abba member alongside hologram versions of Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Fältskog.
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Abba museum opens in Stockholm: 'overwhelmed by satin and sequins' review
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Lifelong ABBA fan Alexis Petridis visits the Abba museum as it opens to the public in Stockholm. He tours the permanent exhibition, which recreates the Swedish group's recording studio, office and even kitchen facilities. He stops short of becoming a fifth Abba member alongside hologram versions of Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Agnetha Fältskog.
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Museum Monday Episode 1: The Rise of ABBA
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The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running television shows in the world. For 60 years the contest has produced hit after hit, created global sup...
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running television shows in the world. For 60 years the contest has produced hit after hit, created global superstars and provided many memorable TV moments. In May 2016 an official exhibition dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest opened at ABBA The Museum in Stockholm. The exhibition features some of the most memorable moments from the Eurovision Song Contest as well as some of the most eye-catching costumes from the years. Every Monday for the next 12 weeks we will take a trip down memory lane, looking back at specific moments in Eurovision history. We hope you enjoy Museum Mondays!
ABBA is arguably the most famous and most successful act to win the Eurovision Song Contest. It is therefore fitting that we should launch Museum Mondays with an interview with Björn Ulvaeus himself! Don’t forget to check out our forthcoming weekly videos.
wn.com/Museum Monday Episode 1 The Rise Of Abba
The Eurovision Song Contest is one of the longest running television shows in the world. For 60 years the contest has produced hit after hit, created global superstars and provided many memorable TV moments. In May 2016 an official exhibition dedicated to the Eurovision Song Contest opened at ABBA The Museum in Stockholm. The exhibition features some of the most memorable moments from the Eurovision Song Contest as well as some of the most eye-catching costumes from the years. Every Monday for the next 12 weeks we will take a trip down memory lane, looking back at specific moments in Eurovision history. We hope you enjoy Museum Mondays!
ABBA is arguably the most famous and most successful act to win the Eurovision Song Contest. It is therefore fitting that we should launch Museum Mondays with an interview with Björn Ulvaeus himself! Don’t forget to check out our forthcoming weekly videos.
- published: 30 May 2016
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Benny's surprise performance of Thank You For The Music, ABBA Museum, 23-04-2016
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During the Fans and Friends Day at ABBA The Museum, Benny Andersson appeared as a surprise for a short interview on stage and then he played Thank You For The M...
During the Fans and Friends Day at ABBA The Museum, Benny Andersson appeared as a surprise for a short interview on stage and then he played Thank You For The Music, as everyone who attended sang along as one. A magical moment. To see a short clip of the moment he unexpectedly walked in, and the crowd first spot him, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-MMNaM-TYY
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During the Fans and Friends Day at ABBA The Museum, Benny Andersson appeared as a surprise for a short interview on stage and then he played Thank You For The Music, as everyone who attended sang along as one. A magical moment. To see a short clip of the moment he unexpectedly walked in, and the crowd first spot him, go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-MMNaM-TYY
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Abba The Museum - Vlog 2014
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I had a fantastic time at the Abba Museum in Stockholm, and thought I'd share parts of it with you. Thanks for watching! :)
I had a fantastic time at the Abba Museum in Stockholm, and thought I'd share parts of it with you. Thanks for watching! :)
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ABBA The Museum - The Choir
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ABBA The Museum - The Choir practicing and performing for the anniversary of ABBA winning the Eurovision Song Contest on April 6th 1974. Performance outside AB...
ABBA The Museum - The Choir practicing and performing for the anniversary of ABBA winning the Eurovision Song Contest on April 6th 1974. Performance outside ABBA The Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
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ABBA The Museum - The Choir practicing and performing for the anniversary of ABBA winning the Eurovision Song Contest on April 6th 1974. Performance outside ABBA The Museum in Stockholm, Sweden
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ABBA MUSEUM in Stockholm: Walk in ... Dance out ** EXCLUSIVE **
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It has been open only since May 7, but the ABBA museum in Stockholm can best be described by the title of this: "Experience the joy."
As you can see from this v...
It has been open only since May 7, but the ABBA museum in Stockholm can best be described by the title of this: "Experience the joy."
As you can see from this video, it is an adventure in pure happiness, with visitors dancing, singing and carrying on regardless.
Almost all who leave are singing and dancing their way down the street in the museum district, as I did in a gentle rain on Saturday afternoon, June 1, 2013.
Do not for a minute think this is only for those baby boomers that grew up with the music of ABBA. The genius of this display is that it offers everyone of every age group an opportunity to participate as a member of the foursome.
"As a visitor to the museum," says the official guide, "this is your chance to experience what it is like to be the fifth member of ABBA."
The entire story is coming soon to a blog near you, "In the (K)now." Find it. Bookmark it. Subscribe to the RSS feed by hitting the "SITE" button -- and you wont miss the rest of the story.
© SGE, Inc. All rights reserved.
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It has been open only since May 7, but the ABBA museum in Stockholm can best be described by the title of this: "Experience the joy."
As you can see from this video, it is an adventure in pure happiness, with visitors dancing, singing and carrying on regardless.
Almost all who leave are singing and dancing their way down the street in the museum district, as I did in a gentle rain on Saturday afternoon, June 1, 2013.
Do not for a minute think this is only for those baby boomers that grew up with the music of ABBA. The genius of this display is that it offers everyone of every age group an opportunity to participate as a member of the foursome.
"As a visitor to the museum," says the official guide, "this is your chance to experience what it is like to be the fifth member of ABBA."
The entire story is coming soon to a blog near you, "In the (K)now." Find it. Bookmark it. Subscribe to the RSS feed by hitting the "SITE" button -- and you wont miss the rest of the story.
© SGE, Inc. All rights reserved.
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Eurovision 2016 - ABBA - The Museum - Le Musée
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Iraq: 250 ISIS Fighters Dead In U.S Airstrikes Near Fallujah
Edit Inquisitr 30 Jun 2016
In one of the biggest setbacks to the Islamic State (or the ISIS) in recent times, more than 250 fighters who had pledged allegiance to the organization and were fighting the Iraqi army were killed in an U.S ... According to a Fox News report, the airstrikes targeted a large convoy of ISIS fighters who were escaping the city of Fallujah which was recently, liberated from their control after being under ISIS control for over two years....
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Boris Johnson Surprises Faithful, Drops Out Of Tory Race
Edit WorldNews.com 30 Jun 2016
Former London Mayor Boris Johnson shocked the United Kingdom Thursday when he unexpectedly ruled himself out as a candidate to be Britain’s next prime minister after justice secretary Michael Gove, chair of Johnson’s leadership campaign, decided to run for the Conservative leadership chair himself, The Guardian reported ... The result will be announced on Sept....
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Mamma Mia! Singing and dancing through Stockholm's ABBA the Museum
Edit Denver Post 06 Mar 2016
From the Dancing Queen disco room to ABBA quizzes, the museum is an immersive experience. From left, waxworks of ABBA members Bjorn Ulvaeus, Agnetha Faltskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad and Benny Andersson, at ABBA the Museum in Stockholm ... ABBA the Museum opened in 2013 on Djurgarden, across from the Grona Lund theme park and near Stockholm's history, modern ......
World Cafe Sense Of Place — Stockholm: ABBA The Museum
Edit National Public Radio 28 Jul 2015
ABBA The Museum On World Cafe ... ABBA The Museum sits in what looks like a park on Stockholm's museum row, right next to revered cultural institutions. This placement makes sense — in Swedish culture, ABBA is revered. The museum opened in 2013, and today, for our Sense of Place series, World Cafe talks with museum director and curator Ingmarie Halling ... ABBA The Museum ... The Tallest Man On Earth....
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