March 2026
March 2026 at a glance: 8 exhibitions opened, 0 closed, and 5 more were on view across the city.

Vasa Museum (Vasamuseet)
Europe's first showing of James Cameron's deep-sea exploits: film props from Titanic and Avatar, his underwater cameras and the tech behind his record dives.

Fotografiska Stockholm · Past
South African artist Lebohang Kganye's immersive installation on home, myth and memory.

Stockholm City Museum (Stadsmuseet) · Free
Historical portraits, biographical records and facial recognition bring Stockholm's 19th-century faces, from maids to wholesalers, back to life.

Hallwyl Museum (Hallwylska museet)
How the corset sparked Sweden's 1880s "corset war": a fight over women's bodies, class and identity at the turn of the last century.

Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde · Past
The Bernadotte Room fills with plants grown at Waldemarsudde since Prince Eugen's day, in his own designed pots, with a timeline of the garden's history.

ArkDes · Free · Past
Team Boden's installation on empty houses in northern Sweden's Råne river valley, and how the existing built environment can serve a growing population.

Artipelag
Immersive Artbox show on Alphonse Mucha: his Paris posters, the 1900 Universal Exhibition and the Slav Epic, told with projection, sound and scent. Closed 13–16 and 20–22 Oct.

Moderna Museet · Past
The first major Brassaï show in Sweden: nocturnal Paris of the 1930s, portraits of artists and their studios, and the city's graffiti.

ArkDes · Free · Past
ArkDes and Nieuwe Instituut explore roleplay and world-building as design, with game simulations and OMSK Social Club's full-scale roleplay OUR BR00D.

Swedish History Museum (Historiska museet)
Newly sewn women's garments recreated from the 1100s to the early 1500s, by the Medieval Museum at the Swedish History Museum.

Swedish History Museum (Historiska museet)
A play Viking village for preschoolers: a chieftain's house, forge, farm animals and a Viking ship, based on Martin Widmark's Halvdan Viking books.

Spritmuseum
Sweden's prohibition era in 1920s-30s Stockholm, told through smugglers, bootleggers and moonshiners.

Nationalmuseum
An immersive, hands-on exhibition for ages 6-12: don a lab coat and colour goggles and explore what colour is, where it comes from and how it feels.
A short note now and then when something new opens worth your time.