The Vasa Museum, located on the island of Djurgården, displays the only almost fully intact 17th-century ship that has ever been salvaged, the 64-gun warship Vasa that sank on her maiden voyage in 1628.
Gamla Stan, the Old Town of Stockholm, has beautiful winding alleys, picturesque colorful buildings, and beautiful cobblestone streets showcasing the rich history and architecture of Stockholm. Visit the Royal Palace, Stockholm Cathedral, and the narrowest alley, Marten Trotzig.
Skansen Open-Air Museum is a large part of Swedish history and culture. Experience the traditional Swedish way of life, including folk music and dance performances, artisans' work and traditional crafts, and petting zoos.
Fotografiska Museum is a unique destination for photography lovers, showcasing contemporary and classic photographers from around the world. The museum has constantly rotating exhibits, inspiring workshops, and a beautiful panoramic view of Stockholm.
Visit Stockholm City Hall, the venue for the Nobel Prize banquet and one of Stockholm's most famous buildings. Explore the surrounding island of Blasieholmen, which has views of Gamla Stan, the Royal Palace, and world-class dining options.
The world's first national urban park, The Royal National City Park, stretches from Stockholm's city center to the Stockholm Archipelago. It's perfect for hiking, picnics, sailing, and discovering unique flora and fauna.
ABBA the Museum is a must-visit for any music lover. Here you will showcase the history of the Swedish supergroup and interactive exhibits that allow visitors to become a part of ABBA's iconic music videos and performances.
The Modern Museum of Art (Moderna Museet) hosts a fascinating collection of contemporary art and works by Swedish artists, including Picasso, Dali, Warhol, and more. On Skeppsholmen Island, explore the beautiful park, views, and historic architecture.
The Drottningholm Palace, the residence of the Swedish Royal Family, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most well-preserved private palaces in Europe. Explore the palace, theater, park, and Chinese Pavilion, which offers beautiful baroque architecture.
The Royal Armoury houses the Swedish Royal Family's clothes and armor, showcasing the impact of war on Swedish society's history. Explore Riddarholmen Island and its baroque buildings, including the Riddarholm Church, the final resting place of most Swedish monarchs.
Stockholm has an excellent public transportation system, including buses, trams, trains and metro systems, which makes getting around comfortable and very efficient. A Stockholm Pass is a handy way to travel, providing access to all popular tourist attractions, free entry to more than 60 museums, and free public transportation.
If you have extra time, visit the Stockholm Archipelago, a gorgeous string of islands situated at the Baltic Sea's entrance. Stop by the National Museum, showcasing everything from contemporary art, design, and fashion to paintings and sculptures. Be sure to try traditional dishes like gravlax, meatballs, and lingonberry.
Stockholm-Arlanda Airport (ARN), the largest airport in Sweden, serves most international flights and is located about 40 km north of central Stockholm. Bromma Stockholm Airport (BMA), located 7 km from the city center, serves mostly domestic traffic and regional flights.