Loved this colorful vibrant place. Just a nice place to walk and enjoy Sweden. The cobblestone, colorful building , historical corners are all so breathtaking that it makes you wonder the timeline of history for this place. Take your time and enjoy. Souvenirs, Food and beverage is expensive. But they are nice to let people use restrooms if you buy anything.
Esther L.
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The time I went they had Leonard Copenhagen exhibition. The exhibition is very interesting as it uses sound to create new experiences for people, there were also videos about him. The museum is on the small side, but if I like I could have spent 1 hr or more
Oleg K.
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Actually an art buyers and artists association, almost serves as a museum today. Best part is when they find exceptional young talent. Check out the program or just get surprised.
Pablo A.
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Have seen a really nice exhibition. The place is stunning but. Unfortunately the lack of politeness from one of the receptionist changes my experience. I was enjoying the sound experience at the first floor and suddenly she came in and turn off the sound of the installation to make an informal meeting with two persons. As I understand the Danish language I could tell that she was rude enough to not even explain well what she did. And then after continuing her chat at the same place. So I had to leave them continue the conversation. As an artist myself I found that this attitude is unacceptable. Hope to get in touch with someone from the administration.
Kate G
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small... very pricey for what you get. i enjoyed it but its too small versus the cost. less than 30 min to look around
Frank G.
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This is an important exhibition and worth visiting. I especially liked the modern installation piece on the third floor and the video interview with the artist is not to missed.
Hazel A.
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Great museum! Something very fresh and different and personal. Lovely staff too 💜
Zariyaab A.
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When visiting Gammel Strand, there was an exhibition of Tove Jansson the creator behind "The Moomins". It's a somewhat narrow building but the space is used very well, with a compact staircase leading to 3-4 different floors with which the space is used very economically. The top floor is very open and was where the interactive part of The Moomins exhibition was, where visitors could draw on all the walls and surfaces; an very enjoyable experience overall!
