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Södermalm
1.3 miles from downtown
From the bars and shops of Götgatan to the niche restaurants of SoFo, “Söder” is Stockholm’s hipster playground. Grab a cocktail around trendy Mariatorget, then tuck into a hearty dinner at Soldaten Svejk. When summer arrives, Trädgården outdoor club attracts the young and the restless with its incredible DJs and famously long queue.
Places to stay from $14 a night
Kungsholmen
1.4 miles from downtown
After a lie-in, Kungsholmen is a quiet area that's waking up to city life. Light up the barbecue and play a game of Kubb in Rålambshovs Park, have some drinks on the lake at Mälarpaviljongen, or stroll the water’s edge under the towering city hall. For something a bit hip, you'll find the city's BrewDog bar on Sankt Eriksgatan.
Places to stay from $14 a night
Norrmalm
0.1 miles from downtown
The sights, the sounds, the free bus to IKEA! Norrmalm is the face of modern Stockholm. After coffee at the famous Vete Katten bakery, pick out a hand-painted Swedish Dala Horse at NK department store, or croon some karaoke classics at the Golden Hits bar. Go classily local at Rolfs Kök for dinner, with salmon, oysters, and even reindeer.
Places to stay from $9 a night
Östermalm
0.9 miles from downtown
“Home to the crème de la crème of Stockholmers”. You’ll likely hear this announced as the metro arrives at opulent Östermalmstorg. Peruse the boutiques on Nybrogatan and recharge with a coffee at Tures Brasserie. To crown your day, book yourself a seat at the “community table” in Gastrologik to taste fine, new Nordic cuisine at its best.
Places to stay from $25 a night
SoFo District
1.4 miles from downtown
SoFo’s regulars are cooler than polar bears. This area “south of Folkungagatan” is crammed with gimmicky hipster hang-outs, like Garlic & Shots and the kitschy Vampire Lounge. Bone up on the latest local trends at Grandpa boutique, wander the weekend street markets, then feast on one of Bar Central’s roasted pork knuckles.
Places to stay from $31 a night
Gamla Stan
0.6 miles from downtown
This huddle of colourful medieval buildings is Stockholm’s heart and history. Take in the grand parliament and palace from Norrbro Bridge. Wind your way past souvenir shops and craftwork boutiques towards Sundbergs Konditori, the city’s oldest café. Warm up in winter with some mulled wine at the Stortorget Christmas Market.
Places to stay from $10 a night
Vasastan
0.9 miles from downtown
If you want to chill, head to Vasastan. The bustle of the centre is just a few metro stops away, but the dinky bars and laid-back restaurants scattered around Odenplan attract a relaxed and more local crowd. Discover the essence of Swedish “mys” (meaning “cosiness”) with dinner at Fondueboden or a handmade dessert from Storstad.
Places to stay from $9 a night
Djurgården
1.3 miles from downtown
Into museums? Djurgården will be your wonderland. Step back in time at Skansen’s museum village then hit the stage at the ABBA Museum. The Vasa Museum’s colossal 17th-century warship and its accoutrements will leave you speechless. If the Sun’s on your side, head for Josefina’s lounge terraces looking out over the water.
Places to stay from $86 a night
Stockholm is one of the world’s cleanest and most compact capitals – even though it's spread across 14 islands. Some islands are connected by bridges for cars and pedestrians, but you'll have to take a ferry or the "tunnelbana" (metro) to visit others.
Regardless of how you're moving around town, you’re in for a treat. The picturesque old town, Gamla Stan, dates back to the 13th century. Here you’ll find old squares and narrow, cobblestone streets lined with gold-tinted buildings and fresco-filled churches. Stockholm Palace has over 600 rooms and several museums, making it one of the world’s largest, and the daily changing of the guard is a popular Stockholm attraction.
Learn more about Sweden’s medieval history at Skansen, an open-air museum and zoo, as well as the Vasa Museum – a near-perfectly preserved warship that sank only minutes into its maiden voyage in 1628. Over three centuries later, the ship was excavated up from the Stockholm seabed and turned into a museum. Take the guided tour to learn the story of its demise and resurrectio through short films and exhibitions.
Stockholm’s contemporary culture is just as interesting with plenty of bohemian cafés, designer boutiques, and museums like the Moderna Museet and Spritmuseum.
Take a day-trip ferry out to Stockholm's archipelago, famous for its pristine natural beauty and perfect for hiking, swimming, and fishing in the summer.
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From $60 per night
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From $98 per night
| Most popular time to visit | July-September |
| Cheapest time to visit | March-May |
| Local currency | SEK 10 = $1.09 |
| Language | Swedish |
| Average weekend price | $142 per night |
| Average weekday price | $150 per night |
| Average stay | 2 nights |
Ericsson Globe
2.7 miles from downtown
Skeppsholmen
0.8 miles from downtown
Stureplan
0.4 miles from downtown
Skansen Open-Air Museum
1.4 miles from downtown
The Royal Palace
0.4 miles from downtown
ABBA The Museum
1.2 miles from downtown
Vasa Museum
1 miles from downtown
Kulturhuset
In downtown
Stockholm is a beautiful, relaxed and friendly city with...
June 4, 2020
Stockholm is a beautiful, relaxed and friendly city with lots of things to see and experience. Just wished we could have stayed longer. It wasn’t very expensive either. Will go back there soon. The weather was nice and sunny, but on the negative side, it was quite chilly when the winds picked up. Felt a bit odd to freeze in the middle of the day on a sunny summer day.
Think of the elegant cosin of Berlin, quieter, more shy but...
April 2, 2020
Think of the elegant cosin of Berlin, quieter, more shy but much more beautiful, green and equally cool and stylish. It may look like boring at first glance, but it's full of interesting spots and surprises in every corner.
Stockholm is very accessible and fantastic for those who...
April 2, 2020
Stockholm is very accessible and fantastic for those who like to explore on foot. The underground system is a great way to get around, but it can be a bit expensive if you are buying single tickets (37Kr per trip, up to 90 mins including transfers). There are many social groups that welcome visitors, many of which are free, or very cheap. Eating out can be expensive, but is comparatively cheap compared to drinking! There are endless choices of locally brewed and interesting beers to be had, but they come at a price - always check first if you're on a budget! For social runners there are several options to get out and see some of the city, or meet locals: Parkrun in Haga Park, Hash House Harriers (hash.st) and Mikkeller Running Club.
It is a walkeable city.
March 13, 2020
It is a walkeable city. Take the city bus tour around. We liked hanging around the old town, the changing of the guard at the palace. The cruise ships' leaving the port in early morning, on a sunny day, was spectacular. From May- August is the time to visit the many islands around the city. People is the service industry are polite, helpful, and most speak english. Also, the life philosophy of the country comes through.
We were there for a day.
March 11, 2020
We were there for a day. Took a tour bus and moved around. The city is beautiful with nice design buildings, rivers lakes, and canals make make the city very attractive, roads are very neat and clean,and people are generally very nice.
A great place to spend 36 hours, crazy as this sounds, it is...
March 9, 2020
A great place to spend 36 hours, crazy as this sounds, it is doable with hardly no sleep, a great idea to fly in and fly out if you have a little budget as it can be costly here, thankfully the boat we stayed on was decently priced. stunning place to take pictures.
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