Discover what Stockholm has to offer
“A Day In Stockholm” is your ultimate guide to exploring this beautiful city. Whether it’s your first visit or one of many, we aim to both inform and inspire you. Use this guide to plan your journey through Stockholm and discover its attractions, events, and hidden gems that make this city truly special.
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Best cafés and fika spots in Stockholm
The Swedish fika is essentially a coffee break, often shared with friends or colleagues. The tradition of drinking coffee together, either in a social setting or in a business meeting started sometime in the 18th century, when coffee was introduced in Sweden. The concept of fika however is a lot younger and was first used … Read more
Stockholm nightlife: The best bars and clubs
Stockholm’s nightlife offers a variety of clubs, bars and live music events. One of the city’s most iconic nightlife destinations is Berns, located in Berzelii Park in the Norrmalm district. Berns is a landmark venue featuring clubs, bars, and even live performances under one roof. The Stureplan area in the Östermalm district is another hotspot … Read more
10 ways to experience Stockholm like a local
Exploring a new city often involves ticking off the classic tourist attractions – visiting renowned museums, iconic landmarks, and activities tailored for visitors. While these are always worthwhile, you might also want to step away from the typical tourist trail and experience the city from a local’s perspective. If you’re seeking less touristy things to … Read more
See and do
Stockholm nightlife: The best bars and clubs
Stockholm’s nightlife offers a variety of clubs, bars and live music events. One of the city’s most iconic nightlife destinations is Berns, located in Berzelii Park in the Norrmalm district. Berns is a landmark venue featuring clubs, bars, and even live performances under one roof. The Stureplan area in the Östermalm district is another hotspot … Read more
10 ways to experience Stockholm like a local
Exploring a new city often involves ticking off the classic tourist attractions – visiting renowned museums, iconic landmarks, and activities tailored for visitors. While these are always worthwhile, you might also want to step away from the typical tourist trail and experience the city from a local’s perspective. If you’re seeking less touristy things to … Read more
10 scenic walks around Stockholm
1. Walk through Kungsholmen island This walk offers beautiful views of the water and cityscape. The Kungsholmen island walk is a beautiful urban exploration that offers a glimpse into authentic Stockholm life. This scenic route takes you through a charming residential area with beautiful waterfront views, architectural highlights, and local character. Walking time: ~50 minutesDistance: … Read more
Eat and drink
Best cafés and fika spots in Stockholm
The Swedish fika is essentially a coffee break, often shared with friends or colleagues. The tradition of drinking coffee together, either in a social setting or in a business meeting started sometime in the 18th century, when coffee was introduced in Sweden. The concept of fika however is a lot younger and was first used … Read more
Stockholm nightlife: The best bars and clubs
Stockholm’s nightlife offers a variety of clubs, bars and live music events. One of the city’s most iconic nightlife destinations is Berns, located in Berzelii Park in the Norrmalm district. Berns is a landmark venue featuring clubs, bars, and even live performances under one roof. The Stureplan area in the Östermalm district is another hotspot … Read more
Vegan and vegetarian cafés in Stockholm: A plant-based foodie’s guide
Plant-based food is gaining popularity in Sweden and there are plenty of vegetarian and vegan cafés to choose from in Stockholm. We’ve compiled a list of our top recommendations for vegan and vegetarian restaurants in this article. Also don’t miss our guide to the best vegan and vegetarian restaurants! Vegan cafés Fern & Fika With … Read more
Travel and stay
Travel to Stockholm by train
Stockholm is easily accessible by train from both the Nordic countries and mainland Europe. Sweden’s railway network connects seamlessly with Denmark via the Öresund Bridge – a 7.85 km (4.88 miles) long engineering marvel linking the Danish capital Copenhagen to the Swedish city of Malmö. Whether you’re traveling by train from abroad or taking the … Read more
Travel to Stockholm by boat
Stockholm is surrounded by water and a large archipelago, making it an excellent location for arriving by boat. The city has many harbors, with several located in the central city. In summer, more boat options become available as cruise companies increase their capacity from June to August. Cruise ships Tallink Silja Line Tallink Silja Line … Read more
Blique by Nobis
Urban and chic hotel with a Scandinavian industrial vibe. How was your first impression? A few minutes walk from the St Eriksplan metro station to the part of Vasastan that connects with the new district Norra Hagastaden. The lobby is a stylish open space with concrete walls and large pieces of contemporary art covering the … Read more