Andetag is an immersive art experience at Kungsgatan 39, by the central exit of Hötorget metro station. Light and textile works surround the room, while music and a shared breathing rhythm shape the experience. Visit Stockholm says the glowing works are woven from optical fibre and that their light changes in sync with a breathing rhythm. Artists Malin and Gustaf Tadaa created the installation.

You can move through the exhibition at your own pace and stay until you feel ready to leave. Andetag uses timed bookings to avoid too many arrivals at once, and says places fill quickly. You may arrive before your booked time if the venue is open as usual. From the metro, take the Kungsgatan exit; from street level, the entrance is below the station stairs at Kungsgatan 39.

A standard ticket costs 240 SEK (about US$24/£18.5), or 190 SEK (about US$19/£14.6) on weekdays from 12:00 to 17:00. Student and pensioner tickets cost 200 SEK (about US$20/£15.4), or 150 SEK (about US$15/£11.6) in that weekday daytime window. Tickets for ages 8–17 cost 125 SEK (about US$12.5/£9.63). An upcoming Friday listening evening features Radiohead’s In Rainbows on 6 November and Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells on 13 November, both at 20:00. Art Yoga is held on Wednesdays at 17:00 and is open to beginners and experienced practitioners. The venue gives no fixed visit length; you decide when you have had enough. Currency conversions are approximate.