Includes famous landmarks, historical sites, and parks. Includes hidden gems that are off the beaten path.
Stockholm’s archipelago is a stunning collection of more than 30,000 islands, offering everything from serene natural retreats to lively tourist destinations. While not all the islands are inhabited (and visiting them all would of course not be feasible), there are plenty of exciting options to explore. For Stockholm residents, the archipelago isn’t just a tourist … Read more
Drottningholm Palace is the private residence of the royal family, and parts of the palace is open for public visits and tours. The palace was built in the late 16th century and has been the residence for several generations of the royal families and dynasties. The palace showcases Baroque and Rococo architectural styles and features … Read more
Have you ever faced the dilemma of choosing between sightseeing by land or sea? With Ocean Bus, you don’t have to choose. This tour lets you explore Stockholm in an amphibious bus that travels both on land and water. Starting at Strömgatan 3, near the King’s Garden Park (Kungsträdgården), you’ll find the Ocean Bus parked … Read more
Fjäderholm Islands (Fjäderholmarna) are the nearest islands in Stockholm’s archipelago. From the harbor Nybrokajen, which is easily accessible in the Östermalm district in central Stockholm, a 30 minute boat ride will take you right to the Fjäderholm Islands. Although the place is called the Fjäderholm Islands, and there are four islands in total, the ferries … Read more
The best time to visit Stockholm, Sweden, depends on your preferences and what you want to experience. Here are some considerations for each season: Summer is the most popular time to visit due to the pleasant weather and abundance of activities, but each season offers its own unique charm and opportunities. Summer (June to August) … Read more
Stockholm City Hall is one of the most prominent buildings in Stockholm, with its unique silhouette and the exterior designed in the National Romantic Style. This style emphasizes traditional Scandinavian building techniques and materials, such as brick and granite. The building’s facade has several Venetian Gothic elements, particularly in the arches and colonnades. What Makes … Read more
Skansen is one of Stockholm’s most popular attractions for visitors. It is the world’s oldest open-air museum and opened in 1891. It is located in Djurdgården and due to its elevated position, has some great views overlooking Djurgården and Lake Saltsjön. Many of the historic buildings are preserved at Skansen and you can see both … Read more
A rainy day in Stockholm might seem like a setback, especially during a vacation. However, the city is brimming with indoor activities that make such days worth looking forward to. Here’s some ideas on what to do in Stockholm on those days when you’d rather stay indoors. 1. Go to the Cinema Don’t worry if … Read more
