Top 10 must-see attractions in Stockholm
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
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
Tyresö Palace
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
Best Stockholm Museums
Stockholm is a great place for visiting museums. There are plenty of different options to choose from whether you want to experience art, history, or science and technology. These are some of our favorite museums, which all are a great choice during your visit to Stockholm. Vasa museum You should definitely plan a visit to … Read more
The Royal Palace
Stockholm’s Royal Palace has an interesting history. The original castle, named “Tre Kronor” (Three Crowns) was initially constructed as a defensive fort – dating back to the 13th century. Over time, it evolved into a castle and eventually became the royal residence. Tre Kronor burned down on May 7, 1697, and from its ruins, the … Read more
Galleri Grip art gallery in Kungsholmen
Galleri Grip is a small art gallery located in the Kungsholmen district. It showcases a diverse range of artworks from both established and emerging artists, representing various styles and techniques. The gallery frequently changes its exhibits, with a wide variety of traditional and contemporary art forms. Additionally, Galleri Grip hosts special events such as private … Read more
Artipelag
You’ll find Artipelag about 25 km (15 miles) east of Stockholm city center, in a beautiful part of Stockholm’s archipelago on the island Värmdö. Artipelag is an art museum and gallery with a surface area covering an impressive 10,000 square meters (107,600 square feet), and showcases both contemporary and classical art. The site includes a … Read more
Drottningholm Palace
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
Skokloster Castle
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
Stockholm City Museum
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
