Explore ABBA’s Stockholm with
Carl Magnus Palm

You have the option to join the full weekend tour on July 5–6 or to book just one of the days if you prefer. You will make your selection during the booking process.
Join one of the world’s foremost ABBA experts Carl Magnus Palm for an unforgettable journey through the Swedish capital, Stockholm – the very heart of ABBA’s story. With behind-the-scenes access, untold stories, and fellow fans by your side.
Mark your calendar for the weekend of July 5 and 6!
This is your exclusive chance to explore ABBA’s Stockholm on a two-day guided bus tour led by renowned ABBA historian Carl Magnus Palm. The tour runs Saturday and Sunday, from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
Carl Magnus will bring each stop to life with fascinating stories, including a few surprises. You’ll visit many key locations tied to ABBA’s history and get behind-the-scenes insight into the places where they lived, worked, and created their legacy.
A major highlight is exclusive access to two legendary recording studios, normally closed to the public. You’ll step inside the very rooms where iconic albums were recorded and you’ll meet a musician who played with ABBA.
What truly makes this tour unique is the sense of community. With a small group of just 20 fellow fans, you’ll connect, share your passion, and relive the magic together, creating memories to last a lifetime.
The price covers all parts of the tour, including the cost of the exclusive music studio visits, comfortable bus transportation, the guide, lunch, and Swedish fika.
A photographer will accompany the group throughout the tour to document the experience, and you’ll receive photos to download afterwards at no extra cost. An assistant is also on board to take care of you during the journey. Everything is arranged so you can simply relax and enjoy.
The price for the full two-day tour is SEK 9,900 (approx. EUR 905, USD 1,050 or GBP 770). One day tour is SEK 5,900 (approx. EUR 540, USD 625 or GBP 460).
This guided tour of ABBA’s Stockholm is not affiliated with ABBA themselves or any of their associated companies.
Tickets
Date: July 5–6, 2025
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
You have the option to join the full weekend tour on July 5–6 or to book just one of the days if you prefer. You will make your selection during the booking process.
What’s included in your ABBA weekend experience:
Explore the real ABBA story in Stockholm, where it all happened
- Visit key locations where ABBA members lived and created.
- Walk through the very neighborhoods in Stockholm where the ABBA phenomenon was born.
- Discover beautiful and private locations on Lidingö connected to ABBA’s life and work. These areas are hard to reach on your own – we’ll take you there in comfort by bus. While we won’t enter private homes, we’ll get as close as possible and reveal the stories behind the façades.
Expertly guided by ABBA historian Carl Magnus Palm
- Learn the hidden history of Stockholm’s connection to the band
- Ask your burning questions and get insider perspectives from the ultimate source.
Step into the studios where hits were made
- Extended visit to both Atlantis Studio (former Metronome Studio) and Soundtrade Studios (former Marcus Music) – legendary places where ABBA recorded their iconic songs.
- Soak in the original atmosphere, see the preserved equipment, and feel the music come alive.
- Plenty of time to explore, photograph and discover the spaces at your own pace.
Go behind the scenes – beyond the tourist path
- Access to exclusive, normally closed-off locations that played a role in ABBA’s history.
- See sites of iconic album cover photo shoots – with the true stories behind the images.
- An exclusive tour of Kronberg’s ateljé on July 5.
Meet the people who were there
- Unique opportunity to meet the musician Finn Sjöberg, who worked with ABBA.
- Hear personal stories and anecdotes from inside the studio.
Be among friends who get It
- Walk around with fellow fans who share your deep passion for ABBA.
- Plenty of time to connect, laugh, and celebrate the music together.
Lunch & Fika Included
- Enjoy lunch and ”fika” (coffee/snack breaks) on both tour days.
- Vegetarian and dietary options available.
And maybe… a surprise or two.
Please note: travel to Stockholm and accommodation are not included.

Step into ABBA’s Recording World
Get exclusive behind-the-scenes access to Atlantis Studios (formerly Metronome Studio) and Soundtrade Studios (formerly Marcus Music) – the very places where many of ABBA’s timeless hits were recorded. These studios remain active today and continue to produce hits. Normally closed to the public, they will open their doors for this tour.











Your Guide

Carl Magnus Palm
Throughout the journey, ABBA expert Carl Magnus Palm, will be your guide. With his in-depth knowledge of ABBA’s history and as the author of 10 books about the group, he will share the stories of all the locations we visit.
FAQ Tours For Fans
How do I get in touch with Tours For Fans?
Email us at info@toursforfans.com.
Where can I buy tickets for your events?
Tickets for our events are sold via tickster.com
What language is spoken during your events?
English. If all participants are Swedish, we speak Swedish.
How big is the group?
Usually a maximum of 20 people, excluding the guide, assistant, driver, and photographer.
Does Tours For Fans organize more experience packages than ABBA and The Beatles?
We plan to host several events with connections to Stockholm.
Are there any age restrictions for the events?
Usually, everyone is welcome; otherwise, we specify the age limit in the event description.
Are your events accessible?
Yes, we mainly travel by tourist buses between locations, but there will be some boarding and alighting, as well as short walks around the sites. If you have specific accessibility needs, please contact us in advance.
What about transportation?
It’s a mix of walking and transfer by bus depending of location and event.
Do you share participants’ information with third parties?
No, we do not disclose any information about our participants.
Can I take photos during the event?
You can use a mobile or compact camera, but not a professional system camera or recording equipment. Some locations may have photography restrictions. We usually have a photographer, and you’ll receive free pictures from the event.