Conscious / Unconscious Hip Hop - Went to this exhibition in February at Fotografiska. Really great venue with a great layout and fantastic cafe/restaurant on the top floor. Photos were brilliant with great lighting. Was a little crowded but nothing too crazy. There were other exhibitions by Senay Berhe and Kary Lasch which are well worth checking out too. All in all a great photography gallery!

Life-Changing - I visited April 2023 and it honestly changed my life. I love museums, art, and creativity, and the nature-based exhibit brought feelings of peace and the type of home that you carry with you. I was over the moon and especially enjoyed the restaurant and its views on the top floor - I still dream of that pizza. It was unlike anything I ever had before. My spirit was very alive in this space and I walked away as a different person. I was pleased to find out that there is a location in NYC too, a lot closer to me.

Highly recommend this museum - What an amazing museum. I was so inspired by all the amazing exhibits. The virtual reality Hilma af Klint exhibit was incredible and worth doing. At busy times probably best to pre book. Highly recommend

Great photo exhibits that will interest everyone, and great views from the top floor restaurant - This is my favourite attraction in Stockholm. The various photo exhibits are always superb, and the whole place radiates charm and style. In the summer there is often a bar, open air restaurant and live music outside when you finish your tour, and all year round there is the fabulous restaurant and bar on the top floor with the most amazing views over Stockholm. If you go early evening there is often a pop up stand selling glasses of champagne by the exhibit entrance that you can drink as you walk around. It only takes 90 minutes to walk around but its worth going.

Restaurant on the top is the perfect icing on the cake - Good museum with plenty of exhibitions and commentary around the photographs. Nice and friendly staff. Some really good photographs with the stories around them makes it an interesting place to go around. What stands out is the restaurant at the top of the museum. Wonderful views across the lake from this place. People flock the museum for these viewsof Stockholm from the restaurant. So plan well in advance especially if it's a weekend. Interestingly, the museum was open till 11 PM which means we could visit it late in the evening. So that is definitely a plus for visitors. A nice evening at the museum followed by dinner at the restaurant looking at Stockholm.

Great exhibits, loved the restaurant - No surprise that this place rates well on things to do in Stockholm. Exhibitions come and go but the ones we saw were varied and of high quality, if a little light on in some instances. The current Hip Hop exhibition is great but my favourite was 'The Fury' by Iranian photographer Shirin Nishat. Challenging perhaps but very moving - don't miss the video. The restaurant upstairs features a cool modern design and vegetarian-friendly menu. We had salad and pasta and both were delicious as was the bread and coffee. Service was friendly and professional. The elevated views over Stockholm city are great too. Best to check directions before setting out as nearby construction has closed some of the usual access routes. Not a problem if you plan ahead.

Enjoyable - The photos were amazing, we had a good time. Only the restaurant manager let us down. It was a warm day and we waned to have a cold drink at the restaurant , but the manager send us away because we wanted only a drink..

Nice exhibition if you are in the vicinity. - Really enjoyed the exhibition as there were some unique photos and displays. I expected there to be more displays to be honest. The cafe didn’t appear to be open so we missed out on the views so we’re disappointed.

Poor - It was pretty much a nightmare getting to this place because of major road works. We were really looking forward to it but it was very disappointing. Photos up the stairwells, a good exhibition of an Iranian photographer and poet and that was about it. One huge room was closed.

Skimpy - What was there was fine, but only a few photographers represented. Admission should be halved. Only takes 30 minutes even if you go slowly.