Things to do in Stockholm in autumn – top activities and tips
Autumn in Stockholm means shorter days, crisp air, and a city glowing with colorful leaves. As the season shifts toward winter, the parks and waterfronts are painted in warm shades of red, orange, and yellow. It’s one of the best times of year to experience the city at a slower, cozier pace. If you’re looking … Read more
Swedish Museum of Natural History and Cosmonova in Stockholm
The Swedish Museum of Natural History is one of the largest museums in Sweden. The museum is in a grand early 20th-century building next to Stockholm University. It’s a popular destination for families and offers two floors of permanent and temporary exhibitions. The main attractions are the impressive dinosaur skeletons and fossils. The museum also … Read more
Knut Regeringsgatan
Step into Knut and you’ll discover authentic flavors from Sweden’s northern wilderness right in the heart of Stockholm’s Norrmalm district. This restaurant brings Norrland cuisine, the culinary traditions of Sweden’s vast northern region, to the capital with genuine warmth and rustic charm that makes the setting feel both cozy and sophisticated. Northern Swedish cuisine Knut … Read more
Hobo Hotel
Modern hotel with an industrial chic interior design. The hotel opened in 2017 and is a great choice for anyone looking for something with personality in the heart of Stockholm. How was your first impression? Approaching Hobo Hotel at Brunkebergstorg (Brunkeberg Square), you’re immediately struck by how central everything feels. You’re literally a 7-minute walk … Read more
Svartsö
Svartsö is an island in Stockholm’s central archipelago that combines a wild, natural setting with modern comforts. What sets Svartsö apart from other archipelago destinations is its genuine remoteness. Its appeal lies in its remoteness—far enough from the city to feel like a true escape, yet home to excellent dining, comfortable accommodations, and well-maintained trails. … Read more
Guide to getting to Stockholm Archipelago by ferry
Most visitors to Stockholm don’t realize that some of Sweden’s most beautiful nature begins just 30 minutes away by ferry. The closest island, Fjäderholmarna, makes for an easy half-day trip, while the rest of the 30,000-island chain stretches out into the Baltic Sea, with around 100 islands reachable by public ferries. The beauty of exploring … Read more
Grinda: 1-Day Itinerary
Grinda is one of those islands that just works for a day trip. It’s close enough to reach from Stockholm without rushing, but still feels like you’ve escaped the city. Compared to more touristy spots like Vaxholm or harder-to-reach islands like Utö, Grinda hits that nice middle ground – with forest trails, swimming spots, and … Read more
Grinda
Grinda is a stunning island in Stockholm’s archipelago that offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor activities, and Swedish charm. What sets Grinda apart from other archipelago islands is its accessibility for day-trippers, well-maintained hiking trails, and the unique combination of wilderness and comfort – you can hike through pristine forests in the morning … Read more
Guide to the best places for outdoor swimming when visiting Stockholm
Few capital cities can match Stockholm’s extraordinary gift of so many swimming spots scattered throughout the urban core. Built across 14 interconnected islands, Sweden’s capital transforms into Europe’s most swimmable city, where you can dive from medieval quays, sunbathe on sandy beaches, and cliff-jump into pristine waters, all within minutes of world-class museums and restaurants. … Read more
Ultimate guide to Stockholm: What every visitor needs to know
Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a city spread across 14 islands connected by dozens of bridges . It offers a mix of medieval charm and modern Scandinavian design, all surrounded by beautiful water and parks. Stockholm is also known for its innovation and high quality of life – nearly everyone speaks English, and the … Read more
