Fotografiska History, Travel Information, Hotels, Fare, Facts And More

Started with the purpose to only cater to contemporary photography, Fotografiska is the largest photography museum in the world. It opened its gate for the general public on 21 May 2010 and its establishment is credited to brothers John and Per Broman. The gallery consists of 5500 m2 of exhibition space. Though its name translates to "The Swedish Museum of Photography", it is not a museum as it does not contain collections, neither conduct research, and is for-profit. Its display collection is developed straight with the artists, estates, and galleries or curated around a central theme. Every year, the visitors enjoy four unique large exhibitions and about 20 smaller exhibitions. From emerging artists to internationally famous photographers, they have shown work from many talents in their over 200 exhibitions. It currently has 2 locations in Estonia and New York and one is under construction in London.

Metro
Metro is one of the easiest ways to reach the destination, one can take Green or Red Stockholm metro lines to Slussen. Line routes 13, 14, 17, 18, and 19 are suitable.

Trains
Line Routes 41 and 43 would take one there if traveling through trains. Slussen is the closest station to the center 929 meters away.

Bus A number of bus routes can be taken in order to reach the center. Bus lines have stops near the museum are 3, 401, 410, 57. Ersta Sjukhus's stop is the nearest stop to the museum. The first Bus that goes to the photo center is 93.