For my second stay in the Swedish capital, we visited and discovered some beautiful and unusual places. So, I will tell you here about some of my must-sees to explore if you discover Stockholm. When arriving in Stockholm, the first place to visit to soak up the atmosphere is definitely Gamla Stan, the old town in Swedish. This is where the city was founded around the first mention of the name Stockholm. Depending on the time of day, a stop at the Pharmarium is a must, where the choice of the cocktail will determine the choice of food.
This amazing bar is inspired by the first Swedish pharmacy which opened in If you arrive from the city centre, you will come directly to the Royal Palace Kungliga Slottet , the official residence of the monarchs of Sweden the royal family has not lived here since , preferring Drottningholm Palace. The building is not very attractive from the outside, but the interior is grandiose.
Largely open to the public, the palace offers the opportunity to learn about Swedish culture and art through various exhibitions and collections in its rooms! Unfortunately, we did not have time to visit it during this trip. An attraction that has become very popular is the changing of the guard, present since , every day at Afterwards, you can take a leisurely stroll through the old town, wandering through small cobbled streets with timeless charm and stopping off at tourist shops or local shops with more cachet.
It is a place that I like very much, every corner is full of charm and allows a good exploration while getting lost in less animated passages. A few benches under a beautiful chestnut tree and ivy hanging from the surrounding facades make this place a relaxed and charming place. During the summer, storytellers gather around the tree to tell their stories to passers-by and locals.
This promises an intimate and unique experience. Imagine that the width of its 36 steps narrows down to just 90 centimetres!
This district still offers some great opportunities for visits, with the Post Office Museum, the Middle Ages Museum and the Nobel Museum in particular. Located in the former Stock Exchange, on the Grand-Place, it was inaugurated for the centenary of the creation of the Nobel Prizes in You have to venture there before 5 p.
Indeed, we arrived a few minutes before closing time and it was no longer possible to visit it. Less touristy than the Royal Palace, it is nevertheless eye-catching and intriguing. Born in Stockholm in , he grew up in the Swedish culture and tradition although he lived in Russia. He soon became enthusiastic about inventions.
Read more about the Stockholm Airports , and how to get to and from them. Tickets are valid for all forms of public transport. Visit the SL website for up-to-date prices and ticket information. Visit Stockholm has a list of available sightseeings in Stockholm by bus and by boat. Stockholm offers a wide range of accommodation — from innovative budget options to classic high-end hotels. Grand Hotel is a luxury landmark, while trendier types might appreciate the vibe of design hotels such as At Six and Miss Clara.
There are lots of things to do in Stockholm. The city has a vibrant restaurant scene in which Michelin-starred restaurants mingle with more casual but equally delicious options. There are a number of museums and art galleries in Stockholm.
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Language: English. Where to go Middle Sweden Stockholm. Stockholm Stockholm is known as one of the most inclusive and welcoming cities in the world. Its contemporary, urban appeal is balanced with centuries-old history and closeness to nature.
As for the things to do in Stockholm, the list is endless. Last updated 10 November Did you know? Stockholm, set on an archipelago of fourteen islands, is connected by 57 bridges. Stockholm — My inspiration Six locals share how their home town inspires them.
Gamla Stan, the center of Stockholm and now known as the Old City, is located in the center of the island next to Helgeandsholmen, from to The city attracted the interest of Hansa Union, a Baltic trading partner in this process. Between and , the city council had 24 members. Half of them were representatives of the Hansa Union.
Strategically and economically important, the city soon became a center of interest for the Danish kings and the independence work of the 15th century.
Christian II of Denmark entered the town in On November 8, , the city returned to a blood lake. This massacre destroyed another organization called the Kalmar Union. With the re-entry of Gustav I of Sweden back to the city in , the royal power rose and the city began to grow rapidly. In this regard, Stockholm had a population of 10, in In the 17th century, the city grew much faster than the European average.
The population increased sixfold from to
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