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This page is for journalists and editors. It holds the facts about ANDETAG, the breathing museum in central Stockholm, images, music and video to download, texts to quote, and links to what has already been written about the museum.

Current

Listening Evenings are running

10 Friday evenings on which one album is played start to finish inside the installation, with the audience lying on the floor. The programme includes Pink Floyd and Björk. The last evening is on 11 December 2026. The programme and the dates.

ANDETAG turns two in January 2027

The museum opened in January 2025 as a pop-up planned to run for three months. It is still there, and has welcomed 40,000 visitors.

ANDETAG opens in Berlin in 2027

A second museum, in a new city, breathing in time with the one in Stockholm. Write to us for more. ANDETAG Berlin.

Fact sheet

Opened: January 2025, as a pop-up planned to run for three months

Turns two: January 2027

Visitors: 40,000 since opening

Floor area: 200 square metres

Artists: Malin Tadaa and Gustaf Tadaa

Address: Kungsgatan 39, 111 56 Stockholm, inside Hötorget metro station (how to find us)

Figures confirmed 2026-10-28

Press contact

Gustaf Tadaa
gustaf@tadaa.se
+46 709 854 979

Press visits are welcome, and we help arrange interviews and filming. Write to us and we will book a time, ideally outside regular opening hours.

Awards and ratings

  • Tripadvisor: 4.9 out of 5, from 235 reviews
  • Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice 2026
  • Place 2 among art museums in Stockholm on Tripadvisor

Rating, review count and placing are as of October 2026.

Read the visitor reviews, or go to the Tripadvisor profile.

Opening hours

Monday: Closed

Tuesday–Saturday: 12.00 – 20.00

Sunday: 12.00 – 17.00

Open year-round. For holiday hours, see the booking calendar.

Tickets

Regular ticket: 240 SEK (190 SEK daytime)

Student/senior: 200 SEK (150 SEK daytime)

Youth (8–17 years): 125 SEK

Children under 8: Free

Season Pass: 950 SEK

Daytime pricing: weekdays 12.00–17.00

Images, video and music

Free to use in an editorial context. Please credit the photographer where one is named.

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Press texts

Longer texts, ready to read or quote.

Saying the name

andetag [ˈanːdetaːɡ], a Swedish noun: a breath, an inhalation and exhalation of air from the lungs. From ande (spirit) and tag (take). Singular and plural are the same word.

Descriptions to quote

These texts are free to use, in full or in part.

One sentence

ANDETAG is a breathing museum inside Hötorget metro station in Stockholm, where woven light sculptures breathe in time with a recorded human breath.

Short, about 50 words

ANDETAG is a breathing museum in central Stockholm, inside Hötorget metro station. In darkened rooms, sculptures of custom-woven and hand-stitched optical fibre textile glow in time with a recorded human breath, with original music. Visitors remove their shoes and stay as long as they like. Created by Malin Tadaa and Gustaf Tadaa.

Long, about 150 words

ANDETAG opened in January 2025 in a 200 square metre space inside Hötorget metro station, central Stockholm. Planned as a three-month pop-up, it is still there, and has welcomed 40,000 visitors.

The museum was created by Malin Tadaa and Gustaf Tadaa. In darkened rooms, sculptures of custom-woven and hand-stitched optical fibre textile hang and rest. Their light is driven by a recording of Malin Tadaa's breathing during deep meditation, and shifts colour on a rhythm that follows planetary motion, not a schedule. The animations never repeat. Every work in the series is connected over the internet and breathes in time, wherever in the world it stands, from Seattle and New York to Lisbon and Berlin.

Visitors remove their shoes, step into original music written for the rooms, and stay as long as they like. The average visit is 45 minutes.

Visitors rate ANDETAG 4.9 out of 5 across 235 reviews, and the museum holds the Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice 2026 award and place 2 among art museums in Stockholm (October 2026).

Written about us

The pieces below are in Swedish and Norwegian.

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