A Day In 
Skokloster Castle (Skoklosters slott) is a baroque castle between Stockholm and Uppsala. The name comes from the village located here called Sko, and the former nearby monastery (“kloster” in Swedish). The castle was built on land once belonging to the medieval Sko Abbey, which is how it got its name which translates to the Castle … Read more
The Stockholm City Museum (Stadsmuseet) gives a glimpse into Stockholm’s history, culture, and urban development, and is one of the few Stockholm museums with free admission. It has several exhibitions covering various aspects of Stockholm’s history, from medieval times to the present day. You will discover how Stockholm’s architecture has evolved and transformed its urban … Read more
It’s no secret that Stockholmers love their pizza. The city offers many options, from cozy neighborhood pizzerias with a more Swedish twist (such as Kebab or Hawaii pizzas) to upscale restaurants serving classic Italian style pizzas. Many pizzerias in Stockholm have created their own spin on the traditional Italian pizza, resulting in a delightful Swedish-Italian … Read more
If you have a bit of a sweet tooth and enjoy brunch STHLM Brunch Club might be the place for you. They do however also serve healthier, and less sugary, options. The restaurant opened in 2015, and has become a popular place to visit especially on the weekends. As the name suggests this is all … Read more
Stigbergets Fot is a popular spot located close to Slussen in the Södermalm district. It’s known for its great selection of craft beers, and while it’s primarily a bar it also offers a good selection of food. The kitchen focuses on street food in collaboration with the restaurant chain Barrels Burgers & Beers. The bar … Read more
Hermans is a vegan restaurant known for their large vegan buffet and their barbecue events. The restaurant overlooks the water above the harbor Stadsgårdhamnen, in the Södermalm district. It has a relaxed and cozy atmosphere, with indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor terrace is particularly popular during the warmer months. One of the standout features … Read more
The Hallwyl Museum (Hallwylska museet) offers a glimpse into the life of Swedish aristocracy from the turn of the 20th century. The museum itself is the former private residence of Count and Countess Walther and Wilhelmina von Hallwyl. The building, which was constructed between 1893 and 1898, offers a rare and well-preserved look into the … Read more
Pas d’Art is one of the newest restaurants on the shopping street, Biblioteksgatan. The menu includes a range of options from seafood and meat dishes to vegetarian choices. The menu is a mix of European dishes and international influences. Dishes vary from pasta, to meat and a variety of seafood dishes such as grilled fish, … Read more
Liljevalchs is an art gallery showcasing contemporary art. It’s located on Djurgården close to other major attractions, making it convenient to include in a day of sightseeing. If you have an interest in contemporary art and culture it’s definitely worth a visit. The art gallery is renowned for its exhibitions of contemporary art, featuring works … Read more
At the Nobel Prize Museum you will learn a lot about Alfred Nobel, the Nobel Prize and many of the discoveries and people who have received the Nobel Prize through the years. You’ll find the museum right on the central square Stortorget in Gamla stan (the Old Town). The historic building was originally a stock … Read more
