
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

Overview of Stockholm’s museums
With a population of about 1.5 million, Stockholm’s roughly 70 museums, is a significant number relative to its size. In fact, the Swedish capital is one of the most museum-dense cities per capita in the world, and welcomes over 9 million museum visitors per year. The concentration of cultural institutions, including notable ones like the … Read more

A brief history of Stockholm: Key events and landmarks
Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, has a history spanning nearly 800 years. Let’s explore how the city evolved from its early beginnings into the vital capital that it is today. Along the way, we’ll highlight key events and significant historical landmarks (which you can visit) that has shaped Stockholm over the centuries. Stockholm’s founding father … Read more

The Swedish Army Museum
War is one of humanity’s oldest and most profound forces of change. It has shaped borders, societies, and cultures, leaving a lasting imprint on history. At the Swedish Army Museum (Armémuseum), you can explore this complex and often brutal legacy from a distinctly Swedish perspective. The museum’s permanent exhibition traces the story of conflict from … Read more

Stockholm’s iconic architecture, part 8: Projects in progress
Stockholm’s skyline is constantly evolving, with exciting new projects shaping the city’s future. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of the most innovative architectural developments currently in progress. This is the last article about Stockholm’s architecture. Go to this page for a list of all articles in this series. This is … Read more

Stockholm’s iconic architecture, part 7: Suburban and peripheral gems
Beyond Stockholm’s city center lies a treasure trove of architectural gems waiting to be discovered. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most intriguing suburban and peripheral landmarks that showcase the city’s charm and diversity.This is the seventh of eight articles about Stockholm’s architecture. Go to this page for a list of all articles … Read more

Stockholm’s iconic architecture, part 6: Markets, squares, and transit hubs
Stockholm’s markets, squares, and transit hubs are vibrant spaces where the city’s energy comes to life. They bring people and places together in unique ways. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most dynamic and iconic public areas in Stockholm.This is the sixth of eight articles about Stockholm’s architecture. Go to this page for … Read more

Stockholm’s iconic architecture, part 5: Educational and public spaces
Stockholm is filled with spaces that inspire learning, creativity, and community, showcasing its commitment to education and public service. We’ll explore some of Stockholm’s most remarkable examples of educational and public architecture. This is the fifth of eight articles about Stockholm’s architecture.Go to this page for a list of all articles in this series. Nationalmuseum … Read more

Stockholm’s Most Iconic Cultural Venues: From Fotografiska to Avicii Arena
Stockholm is home to vibrant spaces dedicated to art, music, and culture, each offering a unique glimpse into the city’s creative spirit. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at some of Stockholm’s most inspiring cultural and artistic hubs. This is the fourth of eight articles about Stockholm’s architecture.Go to this page for a … Read more

Stockholm’s Best Churches to Visit: A Guide to the City’s Most Beautiful Religious Architecture
Stockholm’s skyline features beautiful churches that showcase its rich history and architectural diversity. In this article, we’ll explore some of the most significant and stunning churches around the city. This is the third of eight articles about Stockholm’s architecture. Go to this page for a list of all articles in this series. This is the … Read more
