Includes articles that suggests day trips to nearby attractions.
If you’re looking for a bit of an adventure in close proximity to the city, a day trip is an excellent opportunity. Each of these day trips offers a unique glimpse into Swedish history, culture, and a chance to experience more of Sweden’s nature. Taking a day trip to a nearby location is a great … Read more
Stockholm, built across 14 islands, offers a unique mix of historical landmarks, cultural attractions, and scenic waterfront views. From well-preserved medieval streets to modern hubs of art and design, the city has something for every type of traveler. This guide highlights ten key spots to help you plan your visit and explore the city’s distinctive … Read more
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
Tyresö Palace (Tyresö slott) is a palace in the southern Stockholm suburb, Tyresö. The palace is a good example of Swedish Renaissance architecture and is surrounded by a picturesque landscape that includes gardens, parks, and views of the nearby archipelago. Constructed in the early 17th century by Gabriel Oxenstierna, a prominent Swedish statesman and member … Read more
Fjäderholm Islands (Fjäderholmarna) are the nearest islands in Stockholm’s archipelago. From the harbor Nybrokajen, which is easily accessible 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 will take you to … Read more
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