70 Things to Do in Stockholm | Sweden Travel Guide

A transportation hub where you can take a boat (SL boat) to Djurgården, which is part of the local traffic system and offers views of central Stockholm.

An island accessible by SL boat from Slussen, featuring attractions like Skansen and the Nordic Museum, and offering cozy cafes.

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.

The most iconic part of Stockholm, recommended for a walk to experience its charm, and home to the Royal Palace where you can watch the changing of the guards.

The most visited museum in Sweden, costing 170-190 kronor to enter, where you can see a ship, although the view of the whole boat is somewhat obstructed.

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.

A place where a food market/festival occurs every summer, offering a bunch of overpriced foods.

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.

The train station from which you can take a train to Uppsala.

The location of the swim spot Lilla Essingen Hollands Klippbad.

An area in Stockholm, but no specific activity is mentioned.

An area in Stockholm, but no specific activity is mentioned.

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.

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.

A museum with a wonderful building, but not worth going inside; located on Djurgården.

A district where you can find farmer's markets on weekends when the weather is nice, and vegan-friendly restaurants like Falafelvagnen.

A palace where the King of Sweden spends time, and which also has a Christmas market where you can buy glögg.

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

The area where Kimchi restaurant is located.

An area in Stockholm, but no specific activity is mentioned.

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.

An area close to the old orangerie, a great fika place near lovely walking trails.

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

Same as Gamlastan, so it is not included.

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.

Stockholm's amusement park by the water, with roller coasters that are supposedly lovely.

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

Located right by Sergels Torg, but described negatively; still worth a visit due to its central location.

A central swim spot on the little island northwest of Södermalm, but not that great.

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

Same as Skogskyrkogården, so it is not included.