See & Do in Stockholm
Your guide to the city’s best attractions
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Enjoy world-class concerts at Stockholm Concert Hall
The Stockholm Concert Hall on Hötorget is called an architectural masterpiece, and today over 200 concerts with orchestral and chamber music, jazz and world music take place in this blue music temple every year.
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Stockholm on a tight schedule
Sometimes you don’t have a whole weekend free to discover a new city. That’s why we’ve put together some sightseeing tips for those of you who have to get the best out of Stockholm under time pressure.
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Stockholm Tourist Information
Visiting Stockholm as a tourist? Then we’ve got you covered. In this guide, you’ll find everything you need to know about the city – restaurants, museums, major sights, public transport, and much more.
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What to see in Stockholm
What should you see in Stockholm? We’ve picked the cherries out of Stockholm’s city parts and found something for everyone. Restaurants, bars, stores, museums, parks, and photo spots.
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Stockholm on City Bikes
Experience Stockholm on City Bikes – rental bikes that you take and leave at your station of choice. The season is open from April to October and all you need to experience Stockholm on wheels is a bike-card.
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Your guide to what to see and do in Stockholm
Widely respected for its innovative spirit, trendy clubs and coffee that pack a punch, Stockholm’s nickname as the ‘Capital of Scandinavia’ is not for nothing. In recent decades, the city has transformed itself from a quiet, ordinary capital to a vibrant hub of cutting-edge design, innovative gastronomy cultural diversity and sustainable values.
Whether you’re a museum aficionado, nature lover or prefer window shopping, Stockholm has something to offer. The city is divided into several neighborhoods to suit your fancy for the day. If you’re looking for alternative art designers and hipster cafés, pop onto Södermalm. If you’re looking for fine sushi and brand shops, try Norrmalm. Vasastan has a bit of everything, from affordable bookstores to trendy cupcake boutiques.
First-time visitors will find plenty to see in Old Town (Gamla stan), from Renaissance architecture to photogenic vistas. Djurgården is known as the museum island, where you can catch up on your ABBA trivia at the Pop House Stockholm, or delight the kids with the animals at Skansen open-air museum and zoo.
If it’s summer, don’t forget to take a boat trip out of the city, exploring the stunning Stockholm archipelago. In wintertime, pop by one of the many Christmas markets for some mulled wine and seasonal candy. Here at View Stockholm, we recommend hitting the sights as soon as possible to take advantage of all the awesome sights and activities Stockholm has to offer.
