A top attraction in Stockholm and visitors won't be disappointed. Anyone who is interested in finding out how ABBA became one of the most well known and iconic bands in decades would love the experience.

Exhibits are organised in a chronological order with equal shares among all four members. While some may argue that you can read most of the information online these days, reading them off the graphical displays under the influence of the ABBA songs in the background make the experience more complete. There are interactive sing along activities throughout the journey so make sure you don't have a sore throat when you visit.

Pre-book your tickets online to avoid the long queue at the ticket office. The timeslot window for admissions is half an hour long so make sure you arrive at the museum during that time. If you arrive early, you can browse the shop or visit the bar. In winter, you may find it useful to store your warm clothing in the free of charge locker before embarking on the journey. 2 hours were the typical time guests spent but I actually stayed there for nearly 4 hours reading everything and interacting with all the activities (bar the fifth member casting stage as there were just so many people watching).

I learnt a great deal more facts about ABBA and since then I bought myself their 10 CD box set as well as two important vinyls that signal their successful starts and sorrowful but amicable ending: Waterloo & Visitors.