Free entry to the Museum of Spirits with the Stockholm Pass

Taste, smell and learn about the Swedish spirit tradition and drinking culture at the Museum of Spirits on Djurgården. It’s one of the most fascinating – and delicious – museums in Stockholm and well worth a visit to indulge all the senses, with tasting rooms, bars, restaurants and a shop.

Highlights:

• Absolut Art Collection

• Sweden: Spirits of a Nation Exhibition 

• Variety of tastings, from wine, to whiskey, vodka and snaps

Did you know:

- The word “toast,” which means wishing good health originated in ancient Rome from when a piece of toasted bread was literally dropped into wine 

- Vodka was first sold legally in Sweden in 1498 by a Stockholm tavern keeper 

Exhibitions:

Absolut Art Collection: Photo
The theme for the 2019 summer exhibition with the Absolut Art Collection is Photography. The exhibition presents 60 artworks from the collection, by 23 renowned photographers in the fine art and fashion industry. Made between the years 1990-2004, they reflect the decades of Hip-Hop, techno, the end of the cold war and the beginning of the digital era.

Sweden: Spirits of a Nation
Explore Swedes’ bittersweet relationship with alcohol in this exhibition. The exhibition is designed as a walk through the seasons of the year, given shape through sceneries, scents, tastes and music.  

How to get there:

Bus: 67, Hop On-Hop Off

Tram: 7

Boat: Hop On-Hop Off

see the: full list of attractions included

Closed: 23-25 Dec, 31 (24 August: 10-18, 1 September: 10-15.30)

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