Stockholm Travel Tips
Sweden's capital is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, a mirage of saffron- and terracotta-colored buildings shimmering between blue water and bluer skies all summer, or covered with snow and dotted with lights in winter. It's also a vibrant, modern city, famous for producing sleek designs, edgy fashion and world-class nightclubs.
Take a wander through the old town, Gamla Stan, a compact maze of cobblestone streets winding beneath the stucco walls of red, orange and vanilla buildings. The Royal Palace crowns the tiny island, waterfront hills are graced by lovely old residences, and the city center is lined with trendy boutiques, art galleries and restaurants that can hold their own against any big city on the continent.
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See Stockholm by Boat
Written by Viator, August 2011
Visitors to the so-called “Venice of the North” will find that Stockholm's beautiful canals and bridges definitely deserve to be described by a thusly flattering a moniker. A wide variety of boat ...
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Stockholm Viking History
Written by Viator, August 2010
The territory north of Stockholm once represented Sweden’s Viking heartland. Their heyday corresponded roughly with the Dark Ages, when they were feared and respected throughout Europe, as far afield ...
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3 Days in Stockholm: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and these Scandinavians know how to make good use of their environment. Built on 14 islands, Stockholm is known for its famously blue water, its terracotta coloured ...
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Art and Shopping in Stockholm
Written by Jodi R, Germany, November 2011
The highlight of my train trip from Berlin to Stockholm was going over the Great Belt Bridge between Zealand and Sprogø in Denmark .
Although the train takes a tunnel for the spectacular ...
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Best Day Trips from Stockholm
Written by Zoe Smith, United Kingdom, March 2013
You could spend months exploring Stockholm’s vast 30,000 island archipelago, but if you’d prefer a change of scenery there’s plenty to see in the surrounding area, including these popular day trip ...
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How to Get Around in Stockholm
Written by Zoe Smith, United Kingdom, March 2013
A sprawling archipelago jutting out into the Baltic sea, Sweden’s capital makes a dramatic location for a walking tour, but if you want to make the most of your sightseeing time, here are a few tips ...
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New Year’s Eve in Stockholm
Written by Diana Edelman, USA, December 2012
Planning on ringing in 2013 in Stockholm? You’re in luck! From traditional celebrations to partying all night, there are plenty of options to ensure the start to your New Year will be celebrated ...
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Royal Coin Cabinet: History of the Coin
Written by Diana Edelman, USA, June 2012
Located in central Stockholm , opposite the Royal Palace , Sweden ‘s
Royal Coin Cabinet is one of the country’s oldest museums. It gives
visitors an inside look at the history of the coin and ...
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Summer at Langholmen in Stockholm, Sweden
Written by Diana Edelman, USA, July 2012
The summertime in Sweden is spectacular. With long, sunny days, and a culture that embraces the outdoors after a cold and dark winter, areas near the water become the places to be. Langholmen, ...
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Swedish Art at the Millesgården
Written by Diana Edelman, USA, February 2013
Spend an afternoon getting lost inside Stockholm’s Millesgården. Part art museum, part sculpture garden, its easy to get caught up in the world of famous sculptor Carl Milles and the other art ...
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The Islands of the Stockholm Archipelago
Written by Diana Edelman, USA, September 2012
With more than 30,000 islands, part of the Stockholm Archipelago, island hopping is easy. Accessible via ferry from Stockholm, the Archipelago offers a vast array of opportunities to enjoy the ...
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Stockholm, a Delightful City to Explore
Written by Jodi R, Germany, August 2011
The panorama of tiny islands that form the archipelago of Stockholm
are even more enchanting when viewed from the air or experienced by
water – so take to the skies and waterways of the Swedish ...
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