Sweden Stockholm Stockholm Museum

Fotografiska

About

Fotografiska Stockholm is a dynamic center for contemporary photography, art, and culture, located in a historic waterfront building in Södermalm. Since opening in 2010, it has become one of Stockholm’s most iconic cultural institutions, renowned for thought-provoking exhibitions featuring both internationally acclaimed and emerging photographers. The museum offers a rich schedule of educational programs, including workshops, masterclasses, and public talks, deepening engagement with photography as both art and cultural commentary. Beyond its exhibitions, Fotografiska is home to an award-winning restaurant known for sustainable fine dining and panoramic views over the city. Visitors can explore a bold lineup of rotating exhibitions that span styles and themes, from powerful photojournalism to avant-garde abstraction. The museum’s vibrant atmosphere, combined with its commitment to visual storytelling, makes it a must-visit destination for art lovers and photography enthusiasts alike.

Stockholm Sweden

Location

Fotografiska Stockholm is located at Stadsgårdshamnen 22, in the Södermalm district near Slussen, right by the waterfront in central Stockholm. The museum is housed in the historic Royal Customs House and is easily accessible by metro, bus, a short walk from Slussen, or by boat, with a dedicated dock for sightseeing ferries. Nearby, you’ll find the vibrant Södermalm neighborhood, known for its trendy shops, cafés, and cultural venues. The Slussen transport hub is about a 10-minute walk away, connecting you to the rest of the city. Within walking distance are the Katarina Elevator with panoramic city views, the hip Mosebacke square and Södra Teatern for live performances, and the Old Town (Gamla Stan) just across the water. The area is also close to the Viking Line ferry terminal, and the Fotografiska building itself offers stunning views of Stockholm’s skyline and harbor from its restaurant and café.