It is a very modern and interesting exhibition, definitely Stockholm benefits from Fotografiska. Given the often changing eviction it always depends on what it is shown at the moment, it could be bigger for the price. But yes, it is Stockholm.

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here. The main exhibit was photographs documenting 50 years of hip hop, which included many pictures of iconic hip hop stars and also pictures of less famous people free styling. In addition, there was a very interesting interactive virtual reality experience and other thought provoking exhibits on other floors. There is a pleasant looking bistro on the top floor and a well stocked shop at the entrance/ exit. Well worth the admission fee.

If you are a photography lover then Fotografiska is the right place for you. The collection was mostly consisted of portraits and everyday moments clicks. Don't miss visiting the café restaurant on the top floor since it a has an amazing view to the canals.

Wonderful, modern museum dedicated to photography. Over a few floors on the waterfront there are a number of changing displays covering individuals, themes or styles - displays photography at its best. If you visit make sure you make time to visit the cafe or restaurant on the top floor. The food is good and the views out over Stockholm are magic. Highly recommend!

Our visit to the Fotografiska museum in Stockholm was a highlight of our trip. Located in Södermalm, just south of the old town (Gamla Stan) island, the museum is easily reachable by boat, including a direct connection that serves Fotografiska, or by a pleasant walk which took us a bit over 40 minutes from our hotel in Östermalm. The museum features two stories of exhibitions, and we were particularly impressed with the "Photo Syntheses" exhibition by Shepard Fairey. After exploring the exhibits, we dined at the on-site restaurant, which was a delightful experience. The three-course menu featured local products such as beetroot, mackerel, and pickled cucumbers. We also enjoyed their inventive cocktails, which added a special touch to our meal. The setting of the restaurant offers stunning views overlooking the shores of the old town and nearby islands, making it a perfect spot to relax and reflect on the art we had just seen. Fotografiska is absolutely worth the trip from central Stockholm, especially if you have an appreciation for photography and enjoy a nice meal with a view.

I would consider myself an amateur connoisseur of art. But photography has not always piqued my interest however, I LOVED Shepard Fairey's work in the exhibit "Photo Syntheses". I was very impressed. I loved everything about it from the story at the beginning explaining who he is to the organization of the exhibit and definitely the work. It was hard-hitting and gave early 2000s rock music vibes mixed with skater vibes. The exhibit upstairs on sustainability was also very interesting and eye-opening to current issues around the world. It was very emotional. I will say it is a pricey museum.