The Vasa Museum in Stockholm is one of Scandinavia's most visited museums. This place is home to the 17th century ship Vasa. Also has 4 other museum ships. Opens at 10am. Guided tours available.
Ask for a suggestion at the counter. Better beer selection than what the rumor say. Hard to get a table for food, but if you do, grab some!
Download "Res i STHLM" for iPhone. The app will help you plan your journey in Stockholm.
If you're a tourist here, the 1st thing you should do is go to the SL Access and get a tourist card, so you can get any metro, tram or bus whenever you want to. There are cards valid until 1 week.
You'll have the best time ice skating here in winter. Also known as Kungsan, this park is a popular hangout in the city. Don't miss the historical Charles XIII statue and Fountain by J. P. Molin.
If you sit close to the windows facing Vasagatan you get decent wifi/homerun from hotel Adlon across the street
Visit the oldest and biggest open-air museum of the world: The Skansen on the island Djurgården. This great museum also houses Stockholm's zoo as well as really nice restaurants and cafes. Ha så kul!
Konserthuset (Stockholm Concert Hall) is the main hall for orchestral music in Stockholm.
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Visit Olof Palme's grave in the nearby Adolf Fredrik's cemetery, Walk norrh one block on Sveavägen to the beautiful Adolf Fredrik church.
Great city, there are always things to do and places to see. If you want to get points for this checking you have to be around city hall!
A really nice place just to hangaround and comment people ;) The best spot is the stairs of the Nobel Museum. Enjoy!
Wave your friends and Stockholm goodbye, or just miss that bus and stay a little longer.
the first open air museum might sounds dull but it is a great place for relaxation, education and fun activities. Make sure to try out to blow your own glassornaments and pay a visit to Restaurant Sol Read more.
Climb to the top of the tower and enjoy the view while cursing how many steps there are.
The 2000 Eurovision Song Contest was held here, touch the walls and get connected to the Eurovision history. Then take a photo and share the experience! Read more.
Fantastic Club, beautiful location under a bridge. In summer people gather outside. Check their program, always great shows and parties Read more.
Nordiska museets bibliotek: 4000 hyllmeter dräkthistoria, modejournaler, konsthantverk, arkitektur, kulturhistoria, mat och dryck. Öppet för allmänheten och fri entré. Read more.
Go and see DIF and Stockholm Olympic Stadium. It's the home ground of the finest and most distinguished football club in Sweden. Read more.
Ta en promenad längs kanalen. September, november eller Juli spelar ingen roll. Och köp en glass vid kiosken att äta på vägen. Spetember, november eller juli spelar ingen roll
The largest of the 14 islands that the city is founded upon. Known as the trendy, bohemian part of the city. Come here to hangout with the city locals in a more relaxed environment.
The Swedish Museum of Natural History is a must-see, especially if you want to learn about the science behind our universe. Home to the IMAX cinema Cosmonova. (don't miss the Dinosaurs Alive 3D).
Perfect place to hang out, to BBQ and have a beer. Excellent view over the water & city.
I had to wait ten minutes for my table once. While waiting by the bar, they offered complimentary champagne for the inconvinience. Classy!
Götgatan is the name of one of the longest streets in central Stockholm. Go here if you want to check out some bars, there are plenty. Read more.
Try the freshly baked bread, or just check in for a quick glass of wine just next to the fruits section.
While you are on Långholmen, take the time and watch all the beautiful boats in the harbor
It is a place where you should take a cocktail and just chat with friends in a relaxing atmosphere.
In Summer you can enjoy one of the best views in Stockholm while enjoying a light meal or cold drinks. In Winter you will be greatly entertained by various of famous music acts and shows.
They have Arehucas and Matusalen rhum! I recommend the Roxy's organic burguer (both vegetarian and not vegetarian)
Simply a gr8 and healthy place to eat! Each dish tastes delicious and is well worth the wait at the buffet in warm summer nights. In this trendy place nobody leaves hungry, expectations exceeded!
This is a great place and Swedish people are friendly ! ! ! It's great when it's sunny but when it's rainning... Don't forget your umbrella and your coat ! ! ! ;)
Great for an early morning walk along the coast. Take your time, this one is to be enjoyed.
Nice place, great people, excellent music, expensive but totally worth it. Go here and have a great evening!
Click on read more to go to the guest list. (The link is from Rose's Facebook page where you can add your name). You need to get in before 00:00 o'clock in order not to pay. Read more.
Click on read more to go to the guest list. (The link is from Ambassadeur Facebook page where you can add your name). You need to get in before 23 o'clock in order not to pay. Read more.
It's a very nice thing to do when you're in Stockholm. Go with the subway to Ropsten and take bus 203 to Millesgarden.
Lovely art collection (sculpture, painting) and a wonderful view. Give yourself about 10 minutes walk from the 7 tram and about 45 mins to check out the place.
Timetable across the canal: http://www.ressel.se/timetable.asp?ferryid=11 Read more.
The café is secretly run by swedish café veteran Monica Ahlberg (of Rosendal fame) since three weeks. (Remember where you heard it first! :)
Really nice hotel, a five minute walk to the city centre, on the waterfront. The Museum of Modern Art is just across the street, don't miss it.
The Drottningholm Palace is the private residence of the Swedish royal family. It is located in Drottningholm. Lyssningslänk: Johan III, frillan Karin och Katarina av Polen Read more.
This Museum of National Antiquities has impressive collections from as early as the Stone Age and lots of great Viking historical items. Don't miss the Gold Room and the amazing Textile Chamber.
A museum, which once was a residence of a wealthy Swedish aristocrat family. Gorgeous interiors and collections. Try to attend a guided tour so you'll be able to see the upper floors as well.
Fjällgatan will give you one of the best views of Stockholm from above, overlooking the harbour, Stadsgården, Skeppsholmen and Djurgården.
Sankt Nikolai kyrka, most commonly known as Storkyrkan is the oldest church in Gamla Stan. Lyssningslänk: Värmländsk bröllopsglans i Storkyrkan Read more.
Weekend stroll in Hagaparken? This is a perfect place for lunch or a cup of coffe. A bit pricy but you're worth it :)
The House of Nobility is open to visitors one hour per day, 11.30-12.30. On the walls in Great Hall hang the coat of arms of the 2330 nobel families introduced at the House of Nobility. Entry Fee.
Tip! When asking for directions: Norrmalm & Vasastan are separate neighborhoods divided by Tegnérgatan. For administrative purposes only Vasastan is a part of Norrmalm. Locals know the difference :)
ABSOLUT ICEBAR offers an experience unlike any other. Chilled to a constant -5°C/ 23°F, it evokes all your senses. Read more.
Restaurant located at the top of one of the few high rises in Stockholm. Go for a drink at the bar or have dinner. Enjoy the view. Read more.
Amazing sight seeing trips with multi language recorded guides; get the 2.5 hours tour or the morning full tour
Beautiful Swedish summer town just a boat ride away from central Stockholm. Have dinner at one of the many patios. Take boat from Stockholm Strandvägen. Enjoy the nice boat ride. Read more.
Make sure to book the retreat while you're here... private sauna, hot tub, and exercise equipment for guests
Don't mist this street while in Stockholm. Go to one of many bars along the coast, sit on the sun beds, order a beer and enjoy the Swedish summer.
Drink a cup of coffee on the TV-tower with the greatest view on Stockholm, take a walk through the park Skansen... It's a wonderful day... A lot of people on the weekends, but other days - so quiet...
secluded Island in the heart of city. Gamla Stan's beautiful scene just opposite. Great City's night view!
The German Church was founded in 1571. It has a tower which is 96 meters tall and was added in 1866 after a fire. The interior is quite colourful so pop inside if you are passing by.
Have a glass of wine (no fine beers though) on the open terrace with an awesome view over the bay.
Around Stureplan you will find the clubs and bars for the hipster folks. Want to drink beer in plastic mugs, enjoy a Swedish meat-market and pay an awful lot of money for it? This is the place.
May be sliiiiightly biased, as I work here, but this is THE place to bring your kids. Interactive exhibitions, children´s theatre, and homemade pastries to die for. Oh, and lovely staff! ;)
Really not worth the effort - ok art but doesn't hold even a small match let alone a candle to the whiskey museum in Edinburgh. Not even a free taste at the end!
Great coffee and a good place to spend some hours working alongside other geeky café workers. Wireless is of course offered.
Go here and eat the best cinnamon buns in Stockholm. Very crowded café in weekends so try to be there early. Read more.
Where the park is located today there was once a canal which lead up to the square behind the park, it was filled up in the middle of the 1800s and the park was put in place. It's a beautiful spot!
The view is just amazing, so it could be worth to lose sight of your iPhone for a sec here.
One of many parks in Stockholm, but probably the nicest. Take one hour to walk through this beautiful park located close to the central part of Stockholm. Stay look at the views and enjoy. Read more.
Fans of science and technology must simply go to this museum. The current exhibits to entertain children are The Mine, the Teknorama, and The Energy Game. Come on a Wednesday and enter for free.
A unique building designed by famous architect Gunnar Asplund. This Stockholm library has more than 2 million of volumes of books (and audio selections) in its collection of different languages.
Cute & cozy decor, friendly staff, and yummy drinks & treats. To this American, it's like a Starbucks, only better!
Come early (before 7pm) if you plan to enjoy the outside seating in the summer time. it was full, full, full..
No1 department store. Harrods in London is crap compared to this one. Here you can find top swedish, american, italian & french designer brands. Swedish royals buy their chothes here!!!
This is the Sweden's national gallery, and has some of the best art collections from the Middle Ages - 1900. Also has works by Goya, Degas, Renoir, etc. Free admission for children and those under 19
Its café, Cafe Blom, is one of my favourite Stockholm summer time hideaways, lovely quiet courtyard and garden with Picasso art. Have some rose wine, tapas and cakes. Great prices.
Turn the autumnal darkness to your advantage and stroll along Monteliusvägen, a quarter-mile-long hillside path on Södermalm, the boho-chic southern island.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site has served as inspiration to many cemetery landscapes in the world. This serene and calming atmosphere was created by architects Asplund and Lewerentz in 1917.
Founded in 1987, this art space is one of Europe's most important institutions of contemporary art. Don't miss the awe-inspiring "Dawning" exhibit by James Turrell. Also hang out at their cozy café.
This gallery/exhibition hall is dedicated to Swedish contemporary art. After going around the exhibits, you can also dine at their Spetsen restaurant. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
