"New York has MoMA, Stockholm has the Moderna. It’s in a primelocation on Skeppsholmen, a small island that is in the heart of the city but reached across a wooden bridge, andthat feels like it is a world away from the bustle of downtown. Outside the museum there’s a small sculpture area, with works by Alexander Calder and others. Even if you’re not interested in the collection at Moderna, the café enjoys harbor views that are stunning enough to rival any masterpiece, and it’s well worth making a reservation for the all-you-can eat weekend brunch. The most famous piece in the collection is the sculpture Monogram , a goat in a tire by Robert Rauschenberg."