All Places in Stockholm

A direct train from the airport to the city center, known for its reliability and ease of access.

The Vasa Museum in Stockholm is home to the remarkably well-preserved Vasa warship, an iconic symbol of Sweden's maritime history, showcasing the meticulously restored vessel and its ill-fated voyage.

An outdoor museum on Djurgården, costing 245 kronor during high season and 185 kronor off-season; features cows, old Swedish buildings, and a Christmas market in December where you can freeze.

Fotografiska Museum in Stockholm is a renowned center for contemporary photography, showcasing diverse exhibitions, interactive displays, and a vintage Photo Booth, plus it has a restaurant at the top floor with amazing views.

A local coffee shop in the Södermalm area with good filtered coffee and pastries, popular among digital nomads.

A coffee shop in Kungsholmen focusing on specialty coffee and an expensive food menu.

A cafe with multiple locations offering coffee, food, and pastries, with free refills on coffee.

A bakery in the central part of town, known for its great Fika and pastries, but is usually packed with people.

A bakery in the Vasastan neighborhood known for phenomenal pastries.

Lucy’s Flower Shop is a discreetly located and popular bar below a flower shop, offering amazing drinks.

Kungsholmen is a residential quarter, home to one of the most striking pieces of architecture in the city skyline, the Stockholm City Hall.

ABBA The Museum offers a complete experience celebrating Abba's music, history, and legacy with interactive exhibits, including the opportunity to sing with the band and step into a replica of the Polar Studio.

Hotel Rival is a suggested accommodation in Stockholm.

The Vrak - Museum of Wrecks is a museum to explore in Stockholm.

Moderna Museet is one of Sweden's best museums dedicated to modern and contemporary art, housing an impressive collection of artworks from the early 20th century to the present day, including works by Pablo Picasso, Dali, and Andy Warhol.

El Nationalmuseum presenta obras de Rembrandt, Carl Larsson y galerías restauradas.

The Swedish History Museum is one of the many museums to explore in Stockholm.

Drottningholm Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the private residence of the Swedish royal family, is known for its Baroque architecture, lush gardens, and a well-preserved 18th-century theater.

The Royal Palace in Gamla Stan is one of the most iconic buildings in Stockholm and one of the largest palaces in Europe, serving as a working palace for official occasions and home to over 600 rooms open to the public; a major attraction is the changing of the guards.

The Medieval Museum showcases how Sweden’s first inhabitants laid the foundations of one of Scandinavia’s finest cities.

The Nobel Prize Museum, located in the heart of Stortoget, is one of Stockholm’s most important museums, where visitors can learn more about the Nobel Prize's origins, winners, and its significance to the world.

Stockholm City Hall offers guided tours through rooms like the Blue Hall, Council Chamber, and Gallery of the Prince, highlighting Stockholm’s politics, history, and culture.

Step back in time in Stockholm's enchanting Old Town, Gamla Stan, a labyrinth of cobblestone streets, colorful buildings, and historic charm. Explore its narrow alleys, discover hidden courtyards, and soak in the medieval atmosphere of Sweden's best-preserved historic center.

Fotografiska is a museum dedicated to contemporary photography, hosting rotating exhibitions and offering workshops and events.

Stortorget is the oldest square in Stockholm's Gamla Stan, featuring colorful medieval buildings, an 18th-century water well, and the Chokladkoppen café.

A lush green Oasis in the heart of Stockholm, home to the Vasa Museum, Skansen, and Gröna Lund amusement park.

An amusement park located on Djurgården Island.

Monteliusvägen is a walking path on the island of Södermalm offering a beautiful view around the city, making it a great spot to take pictures.

Ostermalm Saluhall, or food hall, is a perfect destination for both shopping and dining, with multiple stores and restaurants offering Swedish delicacies.

Often called the world's longest Art Gallery, many of the stations are adorned with impressive artworks.

Stockholm is located where the Baltic Sea meets Lake Mälaren and Drottningholm Palace is located on the edge of it.

ABBA: The Museum is a celebration of the super troupers who took the world by storm, showcasing costumes, memorabilia, and concert footage of the 70’s pop sensations.

The Nobel Museum, located in the Old Town, is dedicated to Alfred Nobel and the Nobel Prize, with the awards being given at the City Hall.

From Skinnarviksberget you can take in iconic sites such as Gamla Stan, the shimmering Waters of Ritter farden and Lake melin as well as the Majestic City Hall.

The Stockholm Cathedral, located in the Old Town, features a statue of St. George slaying the dragon and is considered the best church to visit in Stockholm.

The Old Town is known for its history, the Royal Palace, the cathedral, shops, and restaurants, offering a glimpse into old-world Sweden.

The Nordiska Museum, located across from the Vasa Museum, showcases Swedish culture, history, and folk traditions, providing insights into how people dressed and lived in the past.

Mårten Trotzigs Gränd es el callejón más estrecho de la ciudad, con solo 90 cm de ancho.

Royal Djurgården es el primer parque nacional urbano del mundo, un lugar tranquilo y hermoso que alberga gemas culturales suecas.

El Palacio Real es una de las residencias oficiales del rey con 600 habitaciones, utilizada para recepciones oficiales y donde se puede ver el cambio de guardia.

Drottningholm Palace, un sitio del Patrimonio Mundial de la UNESCO, es un palacio con jardines bien cuidados y un interior dorado.

Södermalm, located south of Gamla Stan, is one of the most trendy and vibrant neighborhoods in Stockholm, with boutiques, restaurants, bars, and vintage stores, featuring a combination of 17th-century houses, cobblestones, and modern architecture.

SoFo, al sur de Folkungagatan, es el núcleo creativo de Estocolmo, lleno de pequeñas marcas, buen café y un ambiente relajado.

Svenskt Tenn es un lugar para los amantes del diseño, con patrones atemporales y objetos elegantes.

Den Gyldene Freden ha estado sirviendo clásicos suecos como albóndigas desde 1722.

Skeppsholmen es una isla donde se puede tomar un helado como un local y visitar Moderna Museet.

Design Torget es una de las muchas pequeñas boutiques de la ciudad donde puedes encontrar recuerdos originales.

Sandhamn es una de las islas del archipiélago de Estocolmo donde los lugareños suelen asar salchichas.

Grinda es una de las islas del archipiélago de Estocolmo donde los lugareños suelen asar salchichas.

Slussen is a station for public transport in Stockholm, and a spot for places to eat including Gondolen; it is also where you can take the boat to Djurgarden.

Djurgården, also known as Museum Island, is a peaceful island in Stockholm known for its lush greenery and attractions such as the Vasa Museum, Skansen, the ABBA Museum, Gröna Lund, and the National Museum.

A building featured in skyline shots of Stockholm, offering a lovely view of Gamla Stan from the top of its tower for a fee of 90 kronor.

A cool building worth visiting, even if you don't care about opera, with potentially cheap tickets if booked early; similar to Dramaten.

A restaurant known for its vegan food and insane views of the city, but it's a bit expensive.

Kungsträdgården is a square located in the heart of the city center, stretching out over 21,000 square meters, making it a nice place to chill and relax.

A great place to go in general, possibly hosting concerts at Södra Teatern.

A city a bit under an hour from Stockholm Central by train, described as lovely for a visit.

Stockholm's subway stations, like the one at Central Station, feature different styles and unique artwork.

The location of the swim spot Lilla Essingen Hollands Klippbad.

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A place to go if you want to spend too much money and get shitfaced, located on the top floor of a high building (possibly Skrapan) with great views.

A building where Himlen is located, offering great views.

The Nordic Museum celebrates the cultural heritage of Sweden and the Nordic region through its collections of artifacts, exhibits, and interactive displays.

A Korean restaurant close to Hägersten that is considered pretty good and not too expensive.

The area where Kimchi restaurant is located.

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A vegan-friendly place near Maria Torget on Södermalm, offering weird-looking vegan burgers that are just fine.

A lake close to Hellasgården, where you can go for a swim.

A place a little bit outside the city accessible by bus from Slussen, offering a swim spot in a nature reserve with hiking trails.

A graveyard in the south of Stockholm that can be nice to walk around in.

På Universitetet station avbildar kakelpaneler Carl laus resor. Konstverket är i slutändan en hyllning till denna svenska forskare känd som taxonomins fader.

Mentioned in relation to enjoying a delicious ice cream and an equally juicy view from Stadsbacken.

A place in Gamla Stan to visit if you are at all interested in Viking aesthetics, historical dungeons under the city, or just getting shitfaced on mead; a bit pricey but worth it for the cool atmosphere.

Gröna Lund is an amusement park that originated as a pleasure garden in the late 19th century and now features thrilling rides and concerts.

A place to buy drugs, but not to spend more time than necessary.

T-Centralen är en station där du hittar 1957 konstverk med slående geometriska TI FES på de röda och gröna linjeplattformarna.

Långholmen, formerly a prison island until 1975 with the prison buildings now converted into a hotel, is located around three kilometers from Gamla Stan and is now a place for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the scenic surroundings.

A garden close to the old orangerie, with a little Japanese garden.

Järnpojke är den minsta skulpturen i Stockholm, bara 50 cm hög, och ligger nära Stockholms domkyrka.

I4a är en populär bar i Gamla Stan där du kan dricka och äta som en sann Norse Legend.

Stationen Stadium är en grottstation som är huggen i berggrunden och har ett regnbågstema av konstnärerna Åke Pallarp och Enno Hallek.

Tekniska högskolan är Kungliga Tekniska högskolans station, så det är logiskt att displayen där är vetenskapstema.

Vid Thorildsplan kan du njuta av Lars Arenius lekfulla 8-bitarsinspirerade videospelsmålningar, kompletta med karaktärer från klassiker som Super Mario Bros, Space Invaders och Pac-Man.

Fridhemsplan har flera unika installationer, inklusive en fartygsutställning och robot skulpturer.

I Solna centrum lyser en röd orange solnedgång upp svenska skogar med handritade detaljer som illustrerar frågor som avskogning och överbefolkning.

Rådhuset ligger precis under Stockholms tingshus och det som är intressant med denna station är dess exponerade berggrund och intressanta konstföremål monterade på väggarna.

Meatballs for the People specialiserar sig på klassiska svenska köttbullar, men serverar också unika alternativ med en mängd olika köttsorter, inklusive vildsvin, nötkött, älg och klassiska blandningar av nötkött och fläsk.

Carl Eldhs Ateljémuseum, som är en av Sveriges främsta skulptörer från början av 1900-talet, har över tusen skisser och modeller i gips, lera, marmor och brons.

Nyströms Strömming är den bästa platsen att köpa strömming, en unik delikatess som du bara hittar i Skandinavien.

Nyströms Strömming ligger vid Kornhamnstorg.

Skinnarviksberget är en park som ligger högst upp på en av centrala Stockholms högsta punkter och erbjuder en fantastisk panoramautsikt över staden och dess omgivningar.

Varje söndag är Hotorget värd för en livlig marknad med vinyl, vintagekläder och andra skatter.

Om du letar efter färska lokala råvaror, besök bondens marknad i Tessinparken på lördagar.

Loppmarknaden är en åretrunt inomhusloppmarknad som är öppen dagligen med över 250 stånd.

The Stockholm Archipelago consists of around 30,000 islands, offering natural beauty and tranquility for activities like kayaking, sailing, and hiking.

Arlanda Airport (ARN) is located about 25 miles from Stockholm's city center and is accessible via the Arlanda Express train, airport buses, and taxis.

Norrmalm is a vibrant part of Stockholm known for its many stores featuring big brands, with Sergels Torg as the main square located next to the Central Station.

Östermalm is an upscale area in Stockholm featuring elegant architecture, high-end shopping, and a variety of restaurants.

Restaurang Tradition is a restaurant in Gamla Stan that offers traditional Swedish cuisine, including Swedish meatballs with lingonberries.

Kryp In is a restaurant in Gamla Stan known for its traditional Swedish cuisine, including a local favorite, fish stew.

Slingerbulten is a restaurant in Gamla Stan that offers hearty portions of traditional Swedish fare.

FIKA & WINE is a cozy spot in Gamla Stan where you can enjoy authentic Swedish treats, coffee, and wine.

The Tre Kronor Museum, located within the Royal Palace, tells the story of the old palace that burned down in 1697.

Gustav III’s Museum of Antiquities, located within the Royal Palace, showcases the king’s impressive sculpture collection.

The Royal Armoury showcases royal carriages, armor, weapons, coronation robes, and wedding gowns, offering insights into Sweden’s political ties, fashion, and traditions.

The Blue Hall is in Stockholm City Hall and hosts the Nobel Banquet dinner each year.

The Council Chamber is a room within Stockholm City Hall featured on guided tours.

The Gallery of the Prince is a room within Stockholm City Hall featured on guided tours.

The Golden Hall is a breathtaking hall in Stockholm City Hall adorned with over 18 million gold mosaic tiles.

Stadshusparken is the peaceful waterfront garden located near Stockholm City Hall, offering views across the bay.

The National Museum takes visitors through an era when art and creativity began to flow through Stockholm’s unique identity.

Rosendals Trädgårdskafé, located inside Rosendals Garden on Djurgården, is a farm-to-table café offering sandwiches, soups, pastries, and organic options.

Kungsgatan is a bustling street in Norrmalm known for its trendy restaurants, bars, and boutiques.

Nybrogatan is a street in Östermalm featuring a mix of trendy restaurants and shops.

Birger Jarlsgatan is a street in Östermalm known for its chic Swedish design and fashion boutiques.

Drottninggatan is a bustling street in Norrmalm offering a mix of trendy restaurants, cozy bars, and Swedish design and fashion boutiques.

The Medelhavsmuseet (Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities) is located in Norrmalm and offers a cultural experience.

Kungsträdgården Park in Norrmalm is known for its cherry blossoms in spring.

Sturehof is a classic restaurant in Östermalm, renowned for its Swedish seafood dishes and seasonal flavors.

Sturehof Matbaren is a casual tapas-style bar in Östermalm, offering seasonal dishes and wine pairings.

Tyge & Sessil is a cozy wine bar in Östermalm specializing in natural wines and Scandi-Mediterranean small plates.

City Hall Quay is the departure point for scenic boat cruises to Drottningholm Palace during the summer.

Lovön is a peaceful island where Drottningholm Palace is located.

Hernö Gin Bar in Södermalm is the flagship bar of the award-winning Hernö Gin distillery, known for its creative and meticulously crafted cocktails.

Freyja + Söder is an artsy rooftop bar and restaurant in Södermalm with panoramic views of Stockholm, serving seasonal, veggie-forward Swedish cuisine.

Pharmarium is a craft cocktail bar in Old Town, located in a restored alchemic pharmacy from the 1500s.

Vaxholm is an area in the Stockholm archipelago where winter kayaking tours start, offering scenic views of islands and fortresses.

En el Museo al Aire Libre Skansen, los visitantes pueden aprender sobre la cultura y la historia suecas.

El Museo ABBA ofrece una experiencia divertida e interactiva para los amantes de la música.

Storkyrkan, located next to the Royal Palace, dates back to the 14th century and serves as the permanent stage for coronations and weddings of the Swedish royal family.

The Town Hall, opened in 1923, offers guided tours including the golden room built with 11 kilograms of gold; visitors can also climb the Town Hall Tower with separate tickets.

Sergels Torg is the main square in Norrmalm, located next to the Central Station.

Arlanda is the biggest of the four airports serving Stockholm and offers train and bus services to the city.

The Central Station is located next to Sergels Torg in Norrmalm.

The Stockholm Royal Palace, located on the outskirts of Gamla Stan, is the official home of the King of Sweden, one of the biggest palaces in Europe with over 600 rooms.

Explore Gamla Stan, the old town of Stockholm, with its charming narrow streets.

Hunt for treasures at Hotorgshallen flea market.

Ett museum i Stockholm som man borde besöka och boka boende i förväg.

El Royal National City Park ofrece un oasis verde para practicar senderismo, ciclismo y hacer picnics.

El Ice Bar es un bar donde todo, desde las paredes hasta los vasos, está hecho de hielo.

The Viking Museum is an educational museum where visitors can learn about Viking history and culture, with guided tours and a cafe for fika.

The National Library of Sweden is worth visiting for the beauty of the building, including the Codex Gigas or the Devil’s Bible.

The Avicii Experience is an interactive tribute to the late artist Tim Bergling, recommended for electronic dance music lovers.

Gondolen is a cantilevered restaurant with some of the best views of the city.

Märten Trotzigs Gränd is one of the narrowest alleys in Europe.

Djurgarden is Stockholm’s greenest island, once the King’s private hunting grounds, now sprinkled with historical attractions and some of the city’s best museums.

Gröna Lund is Sweden’s oldest theme park, a magical waterfront attraction that has delighted thrill seekers of all ages since 1883.

Sodermalm offers a contemporary look at Swedish pop culture, overflowing with eclectic cafés, bars, and vintage shops.

Hornstulls Market in Sodermalm offers opportunities to shop for fashion and food.

King's Garden is the city’s living room where locals have a bite to eat.