This blog has an affection for museum/gallery
restaurants. Regular readers this summer
have been to London’s new Tate Museum addition (June 16) and the revitalized
café (July 14) in the Louvre in Paris.
Now, we’re in Stockholm, where we visit the restaurant and bar inside
Fotografiska, a gallery of contemporary photography.
Open since
2010, the museum’s culinary efforts also have been bringing raves to the
Swedish capital. Built in what was a
1906 art nouveau warehouse, Fotografiska is located on Sodermalm, a hipster
island with amazing views of central Stockholm.
Fotografiska
is one of the world’s largest meeting places for contemporary photography. Four
unique large exhibitions and about 20 smaller exhibitions are presented
annually. Book and souvenir shop, restaurant and a photo gallery. The top floor
is where you’ll find the café and bar, which recently won the prestigious Gold
Dragon Award and is run by the well-known chef Paul Svensson. The concept
focuses on green seasonal dishes. Check
the website for live music attractions.
Address
Stadsgårdshamnen
22 Stockholm
Phone
+46(0)8-509
00 500
E-mail
info@fotografiska.eu
Webpage
www.fotografiska.eu
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