I loved this small museum as it gives a great mix between famous painters and displaying local artist. Great place to know more about Swedish artists. Also i want to send a special thank you note to Mark Bengtssen who gave me the chance to visit this museum.

We walked over to the museum from Gamla Stan on a freezing cold day and were very pleased to enter this warm, cosy and colourful museum. We began our visit at the cafe (which has great views), and enjoyed a well priced and deliciously warming lentil goulash soup with bread and salad. The staff were very friendly and there were stacks of art books available for visitors to peruse making the place feel very homey and welcoming. The Moderna Museet gives a great introduction to Swedish modern art for people like me who have not seen a lot of it. There are also many international artists and a variety of styles represented. The hands on origami table near the exit was enjoyed by children and adults alike. My favourite pieces were the vibrant and playful sculptures out front by French artists Jean Tinguely and Niki de Saint Phalle, who were also responsible for the Kandinsky Fountain Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Moderna Museet has one of Europe's finest collections of modern and contemporary art. It includes key works by Pablo Picasso, Matisse, Niki de Sant Phalle, and Mapplethorpe along with works by contemporary practicing artists such as Marion Scemama and Sixten Sandra Osterberg. The collection comprises approximately 6,000 paintings, sculptures and installations, some 45,000 watercolors, drawings and prints, and 100,000 photographs. It opened in 1958. While there, they also have a nice gift shop, cafe, and restaurant.

Lovely modern art gallery with great exhibitions. Really nice cafes and restaurants to choose from with great food! One of the restaurants has a stunning view of the sea and islands surrounding, and a view of the Vasa museum across the water.

This is a great art gallery, lots of variety in the collections and displays, it felt like there was something for everyone. Well layed out and very accessible, we enjoyed all of the current exhbits, especially the Lotte Laserstein section. Not too expensive either.

Really enjoyable shot of contemporary culture. Fully enjoyed both the permanent and temporary expositions, lot to absorb. Some rooms also provide unique views of Stockholm waterfront - a piece of art in itself. There is also quite a unique exposition of oversized colourful abstract sculptures outside the museum - an attraction in itself. There's also plenty of interactive craft areas for kids or anyone creative, too.

This is a worth a visit museum for (all) people interested in art. One will find a carefully planned exhibition space, a good service (including the buffet) and a really interesting collection. Some of the presented works were known to me from reproductions but I was not aware it are on display in this museum. The temporary exhibitions we met (not all, but some) were interesting. I recommend the museum without doubt. Not only National Gallery is the spot - Moderna Museet is the spot too.

Beautiful location and eclectic set of exhibitions and standing collections — some rather provocative. We enjoyed the interactive nature of various parts of the museum and the ability to see the art up close. Nice cafe and terrace to boot. Recommended.

A large collection with the first room containing some modern greats. Of particular interest was the Swedish & Nordic art sections introducing new names & a large number of female artists. The Third Hand curated by Maurizo Cattelan & including a number of his major works was enlightening and challenging. Lockers to store your stuff , and we had lunch in the lovely cafe overlooking the water. Just a wonderful experience & it felt so Swedish.