Stockholm is known for its love of ice cream, especially during the summer months. And the city has many exceptional spots where to get high-quality ice cream. We’ve curated a list of our favorite places in central Stockholm, along with a few standout locations outside the city center that are well worth the trip for … Read more
Stockholm has this whole family thing figured out, and we’re not just saying that. The Swedish capital hits that sweet spot where excitement meets easy-going, making it a place where both kids and parents can actually unwind (yes, really). Think of Stockholm as that super-organized friend who’s somehow made their place both exciting and totally … Read more
The Swedish fika is essentially a coffee break, often shared with friends or colleagues. The tradition of drinking coffee together, either in a social setting or in a business meeting started sometime in the 18th century, when coffee was introduced in Sweden. The concept of fika however is a lot younger and was first used … Read more
Stockholm’s nightlife offers a variety of clubs, bars and live music events. One of the city’s most iconic nightlife destinations is Berns, located in Berzelii Park in the Norrmalm district. Berns is a landmark venue featuring clubs, bars, and even live performances under one roof. The Stureplan area in the Östermalm district is another hotspot … Read more
Exploring a new city often involves ticking off the classic tourist attractions – visiting renowned museums, iconic landmarks, and activities tailored for visitors. While these are always worthwhile, you might also want to step away from the typical tourist trail and experience the city from a local’s perspective. If you’re seeking less touristy things to … Read more
1. Walk through Kungsholmen island This walk offers beautiful views of the water and cityscape. The Kungsholmen island walk is a beautiful urban exploration that offers a glimpse into authentic Stockholm life. This scenic route takes you through a charming residential area with beautiful waterfront views, architectural highlights, and local character. Walking time: ~50 minutesDistance: … Read more
Three days in Stockholm allows you to explore several districts, visit some of the city’s top museums and popular sights, enjoy traditional Swedish food, and experience a classic Swedish fika break with coffee and pastries. Day one: Gamla stan, the Royal Palace Morning: Gamla Stan, Stortorget, Stockholm Cathedral 9:30 am: Gamla Stan (The Old Town) … Read more
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 is easily accessible by train from both the Nordic countries and mainland Europe. Sweden’s railway network connects seamlessly with Denmark via the Öresund Bridge – a 7.85 km (4.88 miles) long engineering marvel linking the Danish capital Copenhagen to the Swedish city of Malmö. Whether you’re traveling by train from abroad or taking the … Read more
Stockholm is surrounded by water and a large archipelago, making it an excellent location for arriving by boat. The city has many harbors, with several located in the central city. In summer, more boat options become available as cruise companies increase their capacity from June to August. Cruise ships Tallink Silja Line Tallink Silja Line … Read more