A Day In 
While Stockholm’s charm often comes from its old streets and waterfront views, the city also has striking towers and modern skyscrapers. Some are loved, others debated, but all of them leave an impression on the skyline. These are some of the tallest buildings you’ll see across Stockholm. Kaknäs Tower Kaknäs Tower (Kaknästornet) is Stockholm’s tallest … Read more
Coffee is deeply woven into Swedish daily life. Swedes rank among the world’s top coffee drinkers, and the ritual of fika – a break with coffee and something sweet – is a cultural cornerstone. In Stockholm, that means you’ll find everything from traditional cafés serving filter coffee and cinnamon buns to small Italian espresso bars … Read more
The Vikings are never far from mind when you think about Scandinavia, and Stockholm is a good place to dive into their history. From museums and archaeological sites to rune stones hidden in the city streets, there are plenty of ways to explore this part of Sweden’s past. The Viking Museum The Viking Museum on … Read more
Stockholm has no shortage of major museums, but if you’re looking for something a bit different, there are plenty of smaller or more unusual options worth exploring. These places often focus on a single theme, person, or slice of history, and visiting them can give you a fresh perspective on Swedish culture. 1 Small and … Read more
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
The Swedish Museum of Natural History is one of the largest museums in Sweden, housed 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, but the museum also features … Read more
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
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 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
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
