Dansmuseet: A Dance Through Time
Explore the captivating world of dance at Dansmuseet, Stockholm's premier museum dedicated to the art of movement and its cultural significance.
A brief summary to Dansmuseet
- Drottninggatan 17, Stockholm, 111 51, SE
- +4684417651
- Visit website
- Tuesday 11 am-5 pm
- Wednesday 11 am-5 pm
- Thursday 11 am-5 pm
- Friday 11 am-5 pm
- Saturday 11 am-5 pm
- Sunday 11 am-5 pm
Dansmuseet, or the Museum of Dance, is a gem nestled in Stockholm, dedicated to the rich history and cultural significance of dance. This fascinating museum offers a deep dive into the art form, showcasing a diverse range of exhibitions that include everything from historical artifacts to contemporary installations. As you wander through the museum's carefully curated spaces, you will encounter captivating displays that highlight the evolution of dance through the ages, featuring renowned choreographers and dancers from both Sweden and around the world. The museum also hosts a variety of performances, workshops, and educational programs, making it an engaging destination for visitors of all ages. Whether you are a dance aficionado or a casual tourist, Dansmuseet provides an interactive experience that inspires creativity and appreciation for this expressive art form. Additionally, the museum's location in the vibrant city center makes it easily accessible, allowing visitors to seamlessly integrate a trip to Dansmuseet into their broader exploration of Stockholm's cultural offerings. Beyond the exhibits, the museum's atmosphere is warm and inviting, fostering a sense of community among dance lovers. Take the time to enjoy a guided tour if available, as knowledgeable staff are eager to share insights and stories behind the exhibits. Whether you leave inspired to take a dance class or simply with a newfound appreciation for the art of movement, a visit to Dansmuseet promises to be a memorable highlight of your journey in Stockholm.
Local tips
- Check the museum's schedule for special exhibitions and performances to enhance your visit.
- Consider taking a guided tour for deeper insights into the exhibits and their historical context.
- Visit during weekdays to avoid larger crowds, allowing for a more intimate experience.
- Don't miss the museum shop, which offers unique dance-themed souvenirs and books.
Getting There
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Walking
If you are near Gamla Stan (the old town), start by heading north towards the Slussen metro station. Once you reach Slussen, take the T-bana (metro) Line 19 towards Hagsätra. Get off at the next stop, T-Centralen. From T-Centralen, exit the station and head towards Drottninggatan. Walk straight along Drottninggatan for about 10 minutes. Dansmuseet will be on your right at Drottninggatan 17.
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Metro
From any location in Stockholm, find the nearest metro station and take T-bana Line 1 (Blue Line) or Line 2 (Red Line) to T-Centralen. Once you arrive at T-Centralen, follow the signs to Drottninggatan. Exit the station and walk straight along Drottninggatan for about 10 minutes. Dansmuseet will be on your right at Drottninggatan 17.
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Bus
Locate the nearest bus stop and check for buses heading towards T-Centralen. Once you reach T-Centralen, exit and walk towards Drottninggatan. Walk straight along Drottninggatan for about 10 minutes. Dansmuseet will be on your right at Drottninggatan 17.
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Tram
If you are near a tram stop, take tram number 7 or 11 towards T-Centralen. Once you arrive at the T-Centralen stop, exit and make your way to Drottninggatan. Walk along Drottninggatan for about 10 minutes. Dansmuseet will be on your right at Drottninggatan 17.
Attractions Nearby to Dansmuseet
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Medelhavsmuseet
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Konstakademien
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Arvfurstens Palats
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Homeless Fox Statue
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Vågen och vindarna
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Gustav Adolfs torg
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Gustav II Adolf's Statue
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Stockholm City Theatre
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Kulturhuset – The Stockholm City Theatre and the City Arts Centre.
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Vasabron
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St. Clara's Church
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Parliament House
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Helgeandsholmen
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Royal Swedish Opera
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Sergels torg
