Stockholm Guide English

Stockholm Guide
English
Welcome
to Stockholm – a city
for everyone!
Stockholm is a city of contrasts. Trends in music, design, fashion, and technology are born here, and innovations
that spread worldwide are invented here. Stockholm also has a rich history comprising gorgeous architecture,
museums, the Royal Palace and the medieval urban core of Gamla Stan. Trendy bars and world-class restaurants are
shoulder-to-shoulder with historic cafés and cozy neighborhood pubs. This is a city of modern galleries and exclusive
department stores, as well as small boutiques and unique shops. Stages and arenas attract Swedish and international
stars, and large and small events come one after the next.
Stockholm is simultaneously urban and close to nature; water is an ever-present feature in this city where lake and sea
meet. Parks and green areas abound, and the distinctive white archipelago boats travel to the islands all year long.
The atmosphere is open, tolerant and welcoming, and diversity and innovation are encouraged. Stockholm is a city for
everyone.
We hope you have a wonderful stay with us!
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Contents
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4–12 Smart Stockholm tips for a variety of interests and experiences (04).
13–15 Guide to shopping districts, shops, department stores
and Swedish design (01).
18–20 The best food tips from top restaurants to neighborhood pubs (03).
22–24 Bars, nightclubs, and venues. We’ll guide you through
the Stockholm night (02).
25–26 Beautiful islands and cozy towns. More to see in the Stockholm vicinity.
28–29 The best way to travel to and around Stockholm.
30–31 City map and tips on everything included in The Stockholm Card.
Stockholm Guide—3
PHOTOS: 01–NICHO SÖDLING, 02–MÄLARPAVILJONGEN, 03–© ANDY WARHOL, 04– ABBA THE MUSEUM, 05–OLA ERICSON.
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Versatile
Stockholm
No matter what you’re looking for, Stockholm is a city of experiences.
You’ll find over one hundred museums, viewpoints, hikes, world heritage sites,
guided tours and other activities. The following pages present a small selection
of all there is to see and do, including fun things to do with the whole family,
and tips for how to use The Stockholm Card for two days.
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Museums
FOTOGRAFISKA One of the world’s
biggest spaces for modern photo­
graphy. Swedish and international
photographers are presented here,
including new and established names.
Fotografiska also offers a first-class
restaurant and bar overlooking Gamla
Stan, Djurgården and Skeppsholmen.
www.fotografiska.se 4—Stockholm Guide
ABBA THE MUSEUM (04) and the
SWEDISH MUSIC HALL OF FAME
were an immediate success when the
doors opened in spring 2013.
This modern, interactive museum is a
dream not only for ABBA fans, but for
anyone who loves music and wants to
know more about Swedish pop history.
www.abbathemuseum.com MODERNA MUSEET has one of
Europe’s foremost collections of modern
and contemporary works by artists
such as Dalí, Matisse, Derkert, and
Picasso. The museum also offers highclass temporary exhibits; works
by artists including Nils Dardel will
be presented in 2014.
www.modernamuseet.se Don’t miss…
The Vasa Museum
The Royal Palace (05)
Djurgården
SkyView
Boat sightseeing (02)
Gamla Stan (01)
Fotografiska
Stockholm City Hall
Skeppsholmen
Skansen
Junibacken
ABBA The Museum
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Sweden in miniature
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MUSEUM OF SPIRITS (03) The history
of Swedish spirits is presented on a
walk through the four seasons, where
scent, flavor, music, darkness, light,
warmth, cold, and various scenery
shape the role of alcohol. The Absolut
Art Collection is also here, with works
by Andy Warhol, Dan Wolgers and
more. www.spritmuseum.se “There are so many sites in
Stockholm that every tourist
should see! But if I have to
choose one, it’s Skansen. It’s
a fabulous zoo and a voyage
of discovery through Sweden’s
history and provinces.
You’ll also find a gorgeous
view of the city from here.”
Ekaterina, Russia;
visited Stockholm in 2013
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Stockholm has several places
with incredible views of the
city. Take the stairs up the
City Hall Tower or ride to the
top of the Ericsson Globe with
SkyView. Discover the hills
of Söder on a walk along
Fjällgatan, which offers a
magnificent sea view. Or
stroll the winding Montelius­
vägen along the edge of
Mariaberget. You can admire
the city and the water from
the middle of Västerbron, the
bridge between Södermalm
and Kungsholmen, and the
Kaknäs tower on Gärdet
offers not just a mile-wide
view; it also has the city’s
highest café and restaurant.
PHOTOS: 01–ANDREAS KARLSSON, 02–SUSANNE HALLMAN, 03–HENRIK TRYGG, 04–OLA ERICSON, 05–HENRIK TRYGG, 06–SKISTAR
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Viewpoints
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Experience the city
in various ways
ROOFTOP TOURS (01) Do you like
heights? Then rooftop tours are for
you. In the company of safety-certified
guides, you’ll get to see Stockholm from
above – an extraordinary experience.
www.upplevmer.se
CITY TOURS If you want to discover
Stockholm in a different way, there
are several guided tours from which to
choose. A ghost walk, a history tour,
and a walk through the footsteps of
characters in the Millennium trilogy are
just a few examples.
www.stockholmourway.com
www.stockholmghostwalk.com
www.stadsmuseum.stockholm.se
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FISHING As a visitor in Stockholm, it
won’t be long before you notice all the
fishermen outside the Royal Palace and
Parliament Building. If you want to give
it a try, you can rent equipment.
www.parterrfiske.se
SWIMMING (05) Few cities can boast
both sandy and rocky beaches right in
the middle of town. Popular swimming
areas include Långholmsbadet,
Smedsuddsbadet and Rålambshovsbadet.
SAFARI Take a guided safari just outside of Stockholm. Here is your chance
to see moose and other animals, and
to learn more about Swedish flora and
fauna.
www.stockholmadventures.com
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SKIING (06) How about a day on the
slopes? Hammarbybacken, which is
close to downtown, has several slopes
and offers wintertime skiing, snowboarding, and ski lessons; you can also
give the fun park a try.
www.skistar.com/hammarbybacken
CYCLE (03) Cycling is a fun way to
discover the city, either on your own or
in a guided group. Bikes are available
for rent in various locations.
www.bikesweden.se www.stockholmadventures.se Find more tips at
visitstockholm.com
PHOTO: CONNY FRIDH
Tip!
By boat, which departs
from Stadshuskajen,
it takes one hour to
reach Drottningholm
and two hours to reach
Birka on the island
of Björkö. The tour
will take you through
the natural beauty
of Mälaren.
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World Heritage sites
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DROTTNINGHOLM Residence of the Swedish royal couple, Drottningholm is
often called the Versailles of the Nordic region. Construction of the palace began
in the seventeenth century, and it is surrounded by a lovely park and several
unique buildings, such as the Chinese Pavilion (04) and the Palace Theater. SKOGSKYRKOGÅRDEN CEMETERY (02) One of the finest works of modernist
architecture, created by Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz. A variety
of environments are blended here in a beautiful interplay that invites calm and
reflection. BIRKA In the Viking Age, the village of Birka on Björkö was the most important
trade center for all of Mälardalen. Today the area features exciting ancient
remains, a reconstructed viking village, a museum, and much more to see and do.
Stockholm Guide—7
PHOTOS: 01–TEKNISKA MUSEET, 02–YANAN LI, 03–TOM TITS EXPERIMENT, 04–JUNIBACKEN, 05–SHUTTERSTOCK
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For younger
children
JUNIBACKEN (05) Step right into
Astrid Lindgren’s glorious fairytale
world, and meet characters like Pippi,
Emil and Ronja, as well as other
beloved children’s book characters
like Alfons Åberg and the Moomins.
Ride the magical Storybook Train,
play in Villa Villekulla, make mischief
in Storybook Square and eat organic,
homemade food in the circus restaurant. A wonderful museum for kids of
all sizes. www.junibacken.se SKANSEN Stockholm’s zoo and the
world’s oldest open-air museum is
beautifully situated on Djurgården.
Experience Sweden’s history in
miniature, and see Nordic animals
such as seals, bear, and moose. For
the kids there are loads of play areas
and fun activities, like pony riding, a
mini train, and the Galejan Fairground.
Lill-Skansen, with small animals like
rabbits, kittens and miniature pigs, is
very popular. www.skansen.se 8—Stockholm Guide
AQUARIA WATER MUSEUM (04)
Colorful clown fish, sea cucumbers,
seahorses, sharks and piranhas all
await you here. You can also walk
through a tropical rainforest, where
night suddenly falls and thunder
rumbles. In this Nordic environment,
you’ll learn more about trout, crayfish
and other marine life that thrives here,
and a tunnel under the museum offers
a direct view of the Baltic Sea.
www.aquaria.se PLAYGROUNDS Stockholm has many
parks and playgrounds. A few examples are Bryggartäppan (Södermalm),
which has red cottages and a wooden
horse and cart in an 1800s-style
environment, Vasaparken (Vasastan), with swings, trampolines, sand
boxes and a bocce ball court, and
Humlegården playground (Östermalm),
which offers climbing equipment, play
fields and much more.
www.stockholm.se
For older kids
and teens
GRÖNA LUND (02) This historic
amusement park is brilliantly situated
on Djurgården. You’ll find attractions
for the whole family here, including the
Ladybird Coaster, a classic carousel,
and the family free fall tower for the
youngest visitors, to rides like the
Twister, Insane, the Giant Drop, and
2013’s successful new ride: Eclipse,
the world’s tallest starflyer, for older
kids and adults. A wonderful carnival
atmosphere, with tons of entertainment
and lovely restaurants and cafés.
www.gronalund.com SWEDISH MUSEUM OF NATURAL
HISTORY & COSMONOVA A huge,
incredibly exciting museum covering
everything from the universe to the
earth’s interior. Follow the evolution of
humankind, learn more about life in
the water, the polar regions, Sweden’s
nature, the earth’s climate and much
more. Watch fascinating 3D nature
films at Cosmonova. www.nrm.se For the whole family
SKYVIEW See Stockholm from the top
of the Ericsson Globe, the world’s
largest spherical building. A glass
gondola tour takes about 20 minutes
and offers staggering views from 130
meters above sea level. To avoid lines,
it’s best to buy tickets and reserve a
time on the website before visiting.
www.globearenas.se/skyview TOM TITS EXPERIMENT (03) In about
one hour by commuter train, it’s easy
to get to Södertälje and Tom Tits
Experiment. Fill your day with exciting
experiments, storm winds, soap
bubbles, illusions, weightlessness, a
mirror labyrinth and much, much more.
Hop, touch, bounce, balance, and ride
the slide through the whole building.
An outdoor experiment park is open in
summer. www.tomtit.se BUTTERFLY HOUSE HAGA OCEAN
Haga Park in Solna isn’t just a
gorgeous park with historical buildings
like the Haga Palace (where Crown
Princess Victoria and her family live).
Also here is the Butterfly House, a tropical space with exotic butterflies, parrots
and other animals. And since 2013,
Haga Ocean has been open, one
of the Nordic region’s biggest shark
tanks. www.fjarilshuset.se THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (01)
Packed with innovations, creativity and
technology. Make your own inventions,
play the energy game, challenge yourself and others at the Sport exhibit, and
learn more about some of the world’s
most outstanding technological innovations. The Cino4 movie theater presents
films in 4D, with moving chairs, gusts of
wind, scents and splashes of water.
www.tekniskamuseet.se ERIKSDALSBADET One of Stockholm’s
most popular swim parks, with water
slides, a whirlpool and an outdoor
pool. You’ll also find lap swimming,
bubble pools, and a wading pool for
the little ones. www.eriksdalsbadet.se
Find more family-friendly tips
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Discover one of the
world’s best collections
of modern art – welcome
to Moderna Museet!
At Skeppsholmen, in the centre of Stockholm.
Bus 65. Underground to: Kungsträdgården.
Ferry from Slussen and Djurgården.
Opening hours:
Tue 10 am–8 pm,
Wed–Sun 10 am–6 pm.
Mon closed.
The Nobel Prize
The Nobel Laureates
Alfred Nobel
Stortorget 2, Gamla stan, Stockholm
www.nobelmuseum.se
modernamuseet.se
Stockholm Guide—9
Stockholm Card
the smart way
to experience Stockholm
Free admission
to 80 museums & attractions
Free sightseeing
by bike, boat, or on foot
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Free travel
with public transportation
Buy The Stockholm Card
at visitstockholm.com,
Stockholm Visitor Center, or from
one of our other resellers.
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48 hours with The Stockholm Card
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On top of the world!
“Our Stockholm vacation
was amazing, thanks to The
Stockholm Card. My absolute
best memory is of me and my
family going up in the SkyView
(03); it truly felt like we were
on top of the world!”
Chris, USA; visited Stockholm
in summer 2013
Look for this symbol –
The Stockholm Card
is valid here!
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DAY 1:
The Stockholm Card includes free
travel by subway, commuter train, tram
and bus (SEK 115). Start your day
at Strömkajen. The Royal Canal Tour
departs from here (SEK 170) by boat.
This 50-minute tour will take you past
the Vasa Museum, Waldemarsudde,
numerous historic buildings and many
green areas.
www.stromma.se DAY 2:
Take the tram or bus (SEK 115) out to
Djurgården to visit two of Stockholm’s
most popular sights. Start with Skansen
(02) (SEK 160), Stockholm’s zoo and
the world’s oldest open-air museum.
Enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings, learn about the history of Sweden
in miniature, and see Nordic animals
such as seals, bear, and moose.
www.skansen.se Continue to Gamla Stan for a visit to
the Royal Palace (SEK 150). Here,
you can see the grand apartments,
the Treasury with state regalia, the
Tre Kronor Museum, and Gustav III’s
Museum of Antiquities. Take the chance
to stroll through Gamla Stan’s cozy
medieval streets.
www.royalcourt.se Just a short walk from Skansen is the
Vasa Museum (01) (SEK 130), where
you can admire the world’s only preserved seventeenth century ship, which
was restored after resting on the sea
floor 333 years. You will also find several different exhibits about seventeenth
century Sweden and life on board the
ship. Guided tours every day. A unique
experience! www.vasamuseet.se Top off the day with a visit to City Hall
(SEK 100), whose characteristic tower
with three crowns is a Stockholm landmark. From here, you’ll find a gorgeous
view of the city.
www.stockholm.se/stadshuset Finish the day by admiring Stockholm
from above via SkyView (03)
(SEK 145) at the Ericsson Globe, the
world’s biggest spherical building. This
glass gondola tour offers unbeatable
views. www.globearenas.se SAVE MONEY! The prices in parentheses indicate ordinary prices.
These experiences cost SEK 1,085 total, including travel.
With The Stockholm Card, it only costs SEK 675. You save SEK 410!
PHOTOS: 01–KAROLINA KRISTENSSON - NATIONAL MARITIME MUSEUMS/ VASA, 02–SKANSEN, 03—SKYVIEW.
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Museums
& culture
Sculpture park, art, outdoor museum,
Swedish history, nature, and the
magical world of classic children’s
books. Stockholm’s diverse museums
offer something for every interest
and taste.
SKANSEN is one of the world’s
first open-air museums. It was
founded in 1891. Travel back in
time and touch the past in the form
of historic houses and gardens,
where traditional pastimes are still
conducted. Skansen is also Stockholm’s only zoo, with tame and
wild Scandinavian animals, such
as moose and bear. The kids have
their own zoo, Lill-Skansen, with
tame rabbits and dwarf goats.
Take part in Swedish traditions
and holiday celebrations.
JUNIBACKEN A visit to this
magical fairytale world on
Djurgården will provide inspiration
for a lifetime. Experience Sweden’s
best children’s theater, play in our
exhibitions, and ride the fabulous
Storybook Train through some of
Astrid Lindgren’s tales.
Galärvarvsvägen, Djurgården,
+46 8 587 230 00
www.junibacken.se
SWEDISH MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY AND
COSMONOVA Meet the forest’s
animals, the ocean’s whales, and
some of the earliest species of
human on Earth. In our exhibitions
you can explore our phenomenal
planet, with all of its different life
forms in water, on land and in the
air. Experience the feeling of being
in the middle of an adventure –
from the depths of Earth to outer
space! Take the red subway line to
Universitetet.
SWEDISH HISTORY MUSEUM
Experience the history of Sweden,
including the world’s biggest
collection of Viking Age objects.
Also see the exhibits: Prehistories,
the Gold Room, History of
Sweden, Medieval Ecclesiastical
Art and the Textile Chamber.
Viking Summer is underway all
summer long, with Viking Age
handicrafts and games for all ages
on the big lawn.
Frescativägen 40,
+46 8 519 540 00. www.nrm.se
Narvavägen 13–17,
+46 8 519 556 00
www.historiska.se
PHOTO: PELLE HÖGLUND
Djurgårdsslätten 46-51,
+46 8 442 80 00 www.skansen.se
Welcome to MILLESGÅRDEN –
an oasis only 15 minutes from
downtown Stockholm. Millesgården is a museum with a sculpture park,art gallery, restaurant,
antique collection and museum
shop.
Herserudsvägen 32, Lidingö
+46 8 446 75 90.
www.millesgarden.se
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PHOTOS: YANAN LI, 01–OLA ERICSON, 02–JEPPE WIKSTRÖM, 03–OLA ERICSON.
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Hanna’s best tips!
“Stockholm has so much to see
and discover.
Walk up to the restaurant
Fåfängan (02) or climb the
City Hall Tower for an excellent view of the city, ride a
sightseeing boat through the
beautiful Djurgårdsbrunn
canal, (01) or rent a canoe
and paddle along the Horns­
bergs Strand. On Rörstrands­
gatan, you’ll find several
lovely restaurants, and coffee
and a treat at Mellqvist or
Xoko are a must out here!”
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We’ll help you
find the gems
Tourist information and services are
available in several locations that visitors to Stockholm frequently pass by.
At Arlanda Visitors Center in the
terminal 5 arrivals hall in Stockholm
Arlanda Airport, you can buy The
Stockholm Card or find help to make
a hotel reservation. You can also buy
Arlanda Express and Flygbussarna bus
tickets here.
Hanna, Team Leader & Editor,
Stockholm Visitors Board
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Tourist offices are also in locations such
as Stockholm Central Station, Nordiska
Kompaniet (NK), and Gallerian.
STOCKHOLM VISITOR CENTER
We love Stockholm, and we would love
to share our personal tips for getting
the most out of your Stockholm visit.
Find us in Kulturhuset on Sergels Torg
(03). We’ll help you book accommodations, sightseeing tours, or we can just
help you find your way. We also sell
event tickets and The Stockholm Card.
Welcome!
Kulturhuset, Sergels Torg 3,
+46 8 508 28 508
[email protected]
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Shopping
Stockholm is a shopping city to be reckoned with, no matter where you look –
from the big department stores, malls, and fashion chains to small neighborhood
shops and luxurious boutiques. You’ll also discover Swedish design that has
become famous worldwide for its simplicity and functionality.
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PHOTOS: 01–NICHO SÖDLING, 02,03–TUUKKA ERVASTI, 04–ÅHLÉNS.
Guide to
Swedish design
Swedish and Scandinavian
design is all about functionality and simple, clean lines.
Here are a few designers and
shops to watch out for.
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ACNE Swedish label that has
garnered great success all
over the world, especially for
its innovative jeans collection.
WHYRED internationally
known brand with its own
spin on the preppy, collegeinspired look.
HOPE apparel brand
characterized by its sleek and
androgynous designs.
H&M Swedish chain that now
has locations worldwide. In
Stockholm, you’ll find not
only the H&M flagship store,
but also the interior design
shop H&M Home, and the
successful concept shops COS
and & Other Stories.
DESIGN HOUSE STOCKHOLM
Chain with Scandinavian
designs. Understated interior
design details, porcelain and
clothing are sold here.
DESIGNTORGET Chain with
several locations selling
contemporary Swedish design
details, books, toys, and
knick knacks.
ORDNING & REDA Swedish
design shop known for its
pure, simple style. Here,
you’ll find everything from
bags and wallets to photo
albums, notebooks, pens and
postcards.
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City
If you’re looking for trendy and affordable big department stores and chain
shops, then head down to City. You’ll
find most of the major fashion chains
here, including H&M of course, which
takes up an entire block. Situated by
Hötorget is the historic department store
PUB, which has an exciting, creative
assortment of fashion and interior
design products. Sweden’s biggest
department store, Åhléns City, is
located by Sergels Torg and offers the
Nordic region’s biggest beauty department, personal shopping (04), and a
wide array of Swedish fashion and
design. NK on Hamngatan is, hands
down, Stockholm’s most luxurious and
historic department store; it opened in
1902. On the other side of the street
is Gallerian, Stockholm’s first and
biggest indoor mall, where you will find
Hollister and more. A new feature of
City, focusing on exciting environments, unique shops and restaurants,
is MOOD Stockholm (03) between
Regeringsgatan and Norrlandsgatan.
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Södermalm
This is a young, creative, somewhat
bohemian neighborhood where thriving is easy. If you’re looking for trendy
fashion, interior decor, and vintage
and secondhand shopping, then this is
the place to go. In the neighborhood
south of Folkungagatan, called SoFo
for short, you’ll find an excellent mix
of shops, bars and restaurants. Ecoconscious Urban Deli by Nytorget park
isn’t just a restaurant and upscale grocery store; it’s also one of Södermalm’s
most popular meeting places. Close
by is Pärlans Konfektyr (02), offering
1930s-style handmade candy.
Grandpa is an absolute must, with a
unique mix of apparel, shoes, accessories, vintage pieces and interior decor,
as is Tjallamalla, featuring new and vintage Swedish shoes and fashion. SoFo
is also home to 1950s-inspired Sivletto,
an eccentric lifestyle boutique with
apparel, interior design, magazines
and music. A few neighborhoods
north, on Götgatspuckeln, you’ll find
an urban mix of young and trendy
fashions, and popular coffee bars and
restaurants. For example, check out
Bruno, Monki and Weekday.
Biblioteksstan
The area around Biblioteksgatan in
downtown Stockholm is a dynamic
center for luxurious shopping featuring
Swedish and international fashion.
Brands like Acne, Whyred (01),
Armani and Marc by Marc Jacobs are
represented here, as are Prada, Ralph
Lauren and Swedish fragrance house
Byredo. In addition, you’ll find several
popular bars, cafés and restaurants.
For a few years, the luxurious Nobis
Hotel has made this
​​ area even hotter.
The shopping stretch along Birger Jarlsgatan has shops offering brands such
as Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta
and exclusive boutiques like Mulberry
and Versace.
Östermalm
In this exclusive neighborhood, you’ll
find a few great shopping streets,
including Kommendörsgatan, Nybrogatan and Sibyllegatan. Many of
Sweden’s most esteemed antique
dealers of art, furniture, jewelry, books
and rugs can be found here. Have
a peek inside the classic Swedish
interior design shop Svenskt Tenn on
Strandvägen, where you’ll find Josef
Frank’s colorful patterns and a lovely
gift department.
mood stockholm
enjoy, shop and explore in the new heart of stockholm
Mood Stockholm is the fantastic new indoor neighborhood right in the city center. You will find bars, restaurants and
unique shops in a vibrant, colorful setting. It’s no surprise that Stockholmers flock here to shop, socialize and enjoy
themselves on weekdays and weekends alike. The concierge on level 3 can assist you with almost any daily task, and the
treehouses on the terrace offer a fresh environment for small meetings and conferences. With all the stores, it is easy to
get acquisitiveness and the various restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, fika and dinner all prepared with love. Treat yourself
to a glass of cava, fall in love with a top or pause for a relaxing beauty treatment. Mood Stockholm is a new pulsating venue
and has something for all the senses. Welcome!
open 10 - 20
sat
10 - 18
sun 11 - 17
www.moodstockholm.com
a kind of city-within-the-city...
the block norrlandsgatan/regeringsgatan
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sightseeing BY
BOAT
Many people will tell you that the best way to experience
Stockholm is from the water. Stockholm Sightseeing’s
guided boat tours take you along the city’s quays and
through the adjoining green spaces of Stockholm City.
1 hr 50 mins - SEK 225
Under the bridges of stockholm
royal canal toUr
50 mins - SEK 170
historical canal toUr
50 mins - SEK 170
good morning stockholm
2 hrs 30 mins - SEK 220
stockholm winter toUr
1 hr 15 mins - SEK 210
Purchase your tickets:
Online - Hotel - Stockholm Tourist Center - On the spot
Purchase your tickets:
Online - Hotel - Stockholm Tourist Center - On the spot
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www.stromma.se
www.stromma.se
Excursions & culinary cruises
i n t h e s to c k h o l m a rc h i p e l ag o
welcome aboard for an exciting excursion or fine dining on board our beautiful turnof-the-century vessels. Departures all year round from Nybroplan and Stadshusbron.
read more and book at: www.stromma.se
The exclusive
bus tour
75-minute guided sightseeing tour by bus.
Daily departures from Gustav Adolfs Torg!
Purchase your tickets: Online, Hotel,
Stockholm Tourist Center, On the spot
www.stromma.se
Stockholm Guide—17
Taste Stockholm
Stockholm is a city of restaurants to be reckoned with. Innovative, classic,
modern, cozy, Swedish and International. Trends in gastronomy are born here,
new food concepts take shape here, and the entire city sparkles with star chefs
and restaurants. Here, we’ll present you with just a little taste.
World-class cuisine
Modern concept restaurants,
innovative kitchens and
Michelin-starred restaurants.
Stockholm has some of the
world’s best, most creative
chefs. Several of them are
presently or used to be on the
Swedish Culinary Team, which
has garnered major successes
including two Olympic golds
and two World Championship golds as their leading
merits. Ekstedt, Esperanto,
F12, Frantzén, Gastrologik,
Jonas, Mathias Dahlgren and
Operakällaren are a selection
of restaurants offering truly
extraordinary culinary experiences.
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DEN GYLDENE FREDEN Traditional
Swedish cuisine in a unique restaurant
founded in 1722, making it one of the
oldest in the world.
Main courses from around SEK 180.
Österlånggatan 51, +46 8 249 760
www.gyldenefreden.se
GUBBHYLLAN Seasonally inspired
Swedish culinary culture, with a focus
on ethics, ecology, and simplicity.
Housed in a historic building in
Skansen.
Main courses from around SEK 135.
Skansen, +46 8 66 44 200
www.gubbhyllan.se
TRADITION A modern environment
meets classic Swedish flavors. Locations in both Vasastan and Södermalm.
Very affordable.
Main courses from around SEK 145.
Tulegatan 10, +46 8 684 295 25
Tjärhovsgatan 5, +46 8 120 591 92
www.restaurangtradition.se
OPERAKÄLLARENS BAKFICKA
The bar at star restaurant Operakällaren, serving expertly prepared,
traditional Swedish dishes in a comfy
space. Drop-in only.
Main dishes from SEK 170.
Karl XII:s torg, +46 8 676 58 00
www.operakallaren.se
Foodies on a budget
POCKET The bar at Pontus is just like
a paperback book: a simpler cover,
lower price, and outstanding contents.
Main dishes from SEK 165.
Norrlandsgatan 31, +46 8 510 25 400
www.pontusfrithiof.com/pocket
THE FLYING ELK Proper pub grub
at two-star Frantzén’s gastropub
in Gamla Stan.
Main courses from around SEK 180.
Mälartorget 15, +46 8 20 85 83
www.theflyingelk.se
SPECERIET Gastrologik’s smaller restaurant, offering luxurious and affordable
taste experiences. Drop-in only.
Main courses from around SEK 135.
Artillerigatan 14, +46 8 662 30 60
www.speceriet.se
Make reservations!
Many restaurants in Stockholm are quite popular, so
you should reserve a table.
For the hottest spots, you’ll
need to make reservations
about a week in advance for
a weekday, and even earlier
for a weekend.
Fika – Coffee break
LUX DAG FÖR DAG A gorgeous,
homey feel next to Mälaren.
Here, ingredients and the seasons
guide the menu, which has a clear
Scandinavian profile.
Main dishes from SEK 150.
Primusgatan 116, +46 8 619 01 90
www.luxdagfordag.se
B.A.R. Fresh ingredients from the sea
that you choose yourself from their fish
tank or freezer case by the ocean grill.
Seasonally prepared dishes in a
modern setting. Main dishes from
SEK 165. Blaiseholmsgatan 4A,
+46 8 611 53 35
www.restaurangbar.se
By the water
MÄLARPAVILJONGEN An idyllic
summer spot serving modern Swedish
dishes. Gay-friendly and a Condé
Nast Hot Spot. Open in summer.
Main dishes from SEK 185.
Norr Mälarstrand 64,
+46 8 650 87 01
www.malarpaviljongen.se
RESTAURANG HJERTA An archipelago
feel in the middle of the city,
all year long on Skeppsholmen.
Swedish and French flavors.
Main dishes from SEK 225.
Slupskjulsvägen 28, +46 8 611 41 00
www.restauranghjerta.se
STRANDBRYGGAN SEA CLUB Elegant
lounge and bistro with an emphasis
on fish and shellfish. Open in summer.
Main courses from around SEK 180.
Strandvägskajen 27, +46 8 660 37 14
www.strandbryggan.se
Find more tips at
visitstockholm.com
Fika is a Swedish phenomenon that has no equivalent
in the rest of the world. For
over a hundred years, Swedes
have had their very own word
for drinking coffee, tea, or
juice alongside a baked good:
to fika. If you like taking a
coffee break, you’ve definitely
come to the right place.
Stockholm has loads of
delightful cafés and bakeries.
For example, try the classic
Vetekatten in City, historic
Tössebageriet in Östermalm,
and gay-friendly Choklad­
koppen in Gamla Stan.
vetekatten.se
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Nice and affordable
K25 Modern food court with
11 different kitchens and food
from all over the world.
Kungsgatan 25.
www.k25.nu
HERMANS A popular organic vegetarian buffet offering a gorgeous view of
Stockholm. Buffet from SEK 175.
Fjällgatan 23B, +46 8 643 94 80
www.hermans.se
VAPIANO Five restaurants in different
neighborhoods, including Gamla Stan.
Italian dishes prepared in an open
kitchen. Quick and easy, “à la minute”.
Main dishes from SEK 80.
www.vapiano.se
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PHOTOS: PAGE 18–GYLDENEFREDEN.SE, PAGE 19–BJÖRN TESCH
Classic Swedish
PHOTO: ERIK WAHLSTRÖM
Henrik Norström, creative director of the restaurants EAT, B.A.R., and Lux dag för dag
What are your best
Stockholm tips?
“One tip is to walk through Rosendal’s Garden or the gardens at Ulriksdal Palace,
have a coffee and enjoy nature. If you want to shop for food, I think it's essential
to buy ingredients when they’re in season, when they’re at their best. The farmer’s
market in Tessinparken is great, and you can even find gems in our indoor markets.
If you want a traditional Swedish meal, then have some herring, cheese and crisp
bread, preferably with beer and schnapps. And if you want it Stockholm-style,
then combine the meal with a tour of the archipelago. Stockholm also has a huge
selection of great restaurants. Simply enjoy!”
20—Stockholm Guide
TRADITIONAL AND MODERN SWEDISH
CUISINE IN THREE UNIQUE PLACES
Konferens
Restaurang
Bar
Modern design and exciting
In the heart of the city in
meetings in the Royal Haga Park the Royal Dramatic Theater
+46 (0)8-33 48 44
+46 (0)8-665 62 66
Traditional Swedish Dining
in a unique setting
+46 (0)8-566 370 00
all units above are parts of profilrestauranger, which operates classic, unique
and well-reputed restaurants with banqueting rooms to suit every occasion.
www.profilrestauranger.se
Meet inspiration in its broadest sense
Indulge in inspiration – place your event in Stockholm,
the capital of Scandinavia and ranked among the top-5
most interesting cities in the world. Enjoy the
inspiration provided in one of today’s most strategic
market places, at the heart of the Baltic Sea region.
And inspire your visitors in one of Europe’s largest and
most flexible venues. We look forward to surpass your
expectations, always providing inspiration in its broadest
sense.
Love to meet you!
www.stockholmsmassan.com
Stockholm Guide—21
PHOTOS: MIKAEL SJÖBERG, 01–XXX, 02–RICHE, 03–VICTOR LUNDMARK.
01
Find more entertainment tips
at visitstockholm.com and
gaylesbian.visitstockholm.com
Stockholm nights
Gorgeous hotel bars, cozy pubs, trendy clubs, and stages large and small.
Stockholm has an impressively big, broad and diverse selection of nightlife
and entertainment. You’ll find a few options here; more tips are available at
visitstockholm.com.
Bars
THE CADIER BAR Luxury, elegance
and an international atmosphere with
a view of the palace. Grand Hôtel,
Södra Blaiseholmshamnen 8,
+46 8 679 35 00
www.cadierbaren.se
RICHE (02) An ever-popular historic
bar and dining room, and a natural
meeting place.
Birger Jarlsgatan 4, +46 8 545 035 60
www.riche.se
GULDBAREN (01) Pure elegance with
gold mirrors, an innovative drink list
and acclaimed cocktails. Nobis Hotel,
Norrmalmstorg 2-4, +46 8 614 10 30
www.nobishotel.se
22—Stockholm Guide
TORGET A popular gay bar in Gamla
Stan with bar seating, food and excellent mingling under the chandeliers.
Mälartorget 13, +46 8 20 55 60
www.torgetbaren.com
OCH HIMLEN DÄRTILL Sky bar with
drinks that are as phenomenal as the
view of Stockholm.
Götgatan 78, +46 8 660 60 68
www.restauranghimlen.se
Clubs & music
STURECOMPAGNIET Stockholm’s
biggest nightclub right in the middle of
Stureplan, with multiple dance floors
and bars.
Sturegatan 4, +46 8 545 076 10
www.sturecompagniet.se
BERNS A classic venue with restaurants, bars, concerts and hip clubs.
Berzelii park, +46 8 566 322 00
www.berns.se
GOLDEN HITS Dinner, party, music,
karaoke, various shows and several
dance floors with different themes.
Kungsgatan 29, +46 8 505 560 00
www.wallmans.com
DEBASER (03) An always-current
venue, and Stockholm’s center for live
music and rock culture.
Medborgarplatsen 8,
+46 8 694 79 00.
Hornstulls Strand 4, +46 8 658 63 50
www.debaser.se
Start when the night is young!
On Fridays and Saturdays, most nightclubs are open until 3 a.m.,
and some are open until 5 a.m. Thursdays are popular at nightclubs, too. Some of the trendiest clubs have many VIP guests,
and the lines can be long, usually around midnight. One tip is to
begin your night early with dinner: many nightclubs also have
restaurants.
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PHOTOS: 01–JEPPE WIKSTRÖM, 02–YANAN LI.
01
City of Events
02
Music, theater, sports, exhibitions, trade shows and festivals. Every day of the year,
events of all sizes take place in Stockholm, one of the most event-rich cities in Europe.
The different stages, arenas and events attract Swedish and international stars alike. (01)
STIEG
LARSSON’S
MILLENNIUM
Follow in the footsteps of
the Girl with the Dragon
Tattoo. Join a walking tour
in English or buy the map
and do the walk on your
own. The map is available in
eight languages.
Tickets at City Museum
stadsmuseet.stockholm.se
24—Stockholm Guide
THE WOODLAND
CEMETERY –
SKOGSKYRKOGÅRDEN
The Unesco World Heritage,
with its nature and architecture, attracts visitors
from around the globe.
Visitors Guide available in
seven languages. Guided
tours; ticket included in the
Stockholm Card.
www.skogskyrkogarden.se
Photo: Susanne Hallmann,
Cemeteries Administration of the City of Stockholm
Find more about what’s
happening in Stockholm
now at visitstockholm.com
Photo: Alexander Mahmoud
Stockholm Marathon, ÅF Offshore Race, the Polar Music Prize, the Nobel Prize,
Summerburst, Stockholm Culture Festival and Stockholm Pride (02) are just
a few of the recurring events that Stockholm proudly presents. In May 2014,
the Bocuse d’Or Europe will be held in Stockholm.
MEDIEVAL MUSEUM
Experience the daily life in
medieval Stockholm. Audio guides in English, German
and French. Admission
included in the Stockholm
Card; children 19 years and
under are free.
www.medeltidsmuseet.
stockholm.se
A wintertime tour of the
Stockholm archipelago is at
least as bewitching as one in
summer. The air is fresh and
crisp, and the dark water is
a stark contrast to the snowdraped islands. It is quiet,
peaceful. Finnhamn, Möja and
Sandhamn are some of the
islands you can visit in winter.
You can also take a guided
tour in the city, such as the
Stockholm Winter Tour, where
pea soup and punsch are
served on board.
In the vicinity
of Stockholm
Stockholm is so much more than a metropolis. Numerous other experiences await you
just a short trip from downtown. The white archipelago boats, a natural component of the
urban landscape, will take you out to the many islands of the archipelago quickly. It’s easy
to take a bus or boat to charming little towns that are rich with history, beautiful castles,
gorgeous environments and much more. Here, we’ll share some of the many excursions
that can be taken in the Stockholm region.
Stockholm Guide—25
PHOTOS: BIG PICTURE–MELKER DAHLSTRAND, SMALL PICTURE–STRÖMMA
Winter in
the archipelago
PHOTOS: 01–OLA ERICSON, 02–SHUTTERSTOCK, 03–HENRIK TRYGG, 04–STEFAN SJÖGREN.
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FJÄDERHOLMARNA The perfect destination if you don’t have a ton of time,
but still want a taste of the archipelago
In just 20 minutes, you’ll reach the
delightful Fjäderholmarna islands, with
red cottages, numerous restaurants,
cafés, shops and handicrafts such as
glassblowing. The Mackmyra Whisky
Museum is also here.
www.fjaderholmarna.se
VAXHOLM (01) Idyllic Vaxholm is a
popular destination all year long, and
it’s easy to get to: by either boat or bus,
you’ll arrive in about an hour. The town
is known for its well-preserved wooden
houses in traditional archipelago
architecture from around the turn of the
last century. Take a walk, shop in the
little boutiques, and watch the boats
dock in the harbor. Relax at one of the
cozy cafés and restaurants, such as the
classic Waxholms Hotell.
www.roslagen.se
SANDHAMN On Sandhamn, you’ll
discover the ravishing seascape of the
outer archipelago. A natural gathering
place for sailors, the island bustles
with entertainment in the summer.
The charming village is home to inns,
hotels, restaurants, bars and the Royal
26—Stockholm Guide
03
Swedish Yacht Club. Sandhamn is a
fabulous destination even in fall and
winter, when the area is calm, making
for quite a different experience than a
visit in peak season. The boat trip takes
about two hours. www.sandhamn.com
SIGTUNA (03) This charming town
by Mälaren was founded in the 900s,
making it Sweden’s first city. The small,
idyllic, pedestrian-friendly town has
beautiful wooden houses, a renowned
eighteenth century town hall, lovely
shops, little cafés, restaurants, hotels
and a museum. The Sigtuna area
has four palaces, including royal
Rosersberg Palace and Skokloster
Castle. Sigtuna can be reached by
train, bus or boat in about one hour
from Stockholm.
www.destinationsigtuna.se
MARIEFRED A pleasant, picturesque
and historic town built around Gripsholm Castle (02), which is known as
Gustav Vasa’s castle and was founded
in 1537. Explore the castle’s beautiful
halls, see the unique royal portrait
collection, and take a stroll on romantic
Slottsholmen. Mariefred’s beautiful
town center has cafés, restaurants
and shops. You will also find a
A few links!
Here, you’ll find more information about other towns and
islands that are easy to reach
from Stockholm by boat (01),
bus or train.
www.stromma.se
www.waxholmsbolaget.se
www.visitvarmdo.se
www.roslagen.se
www.uto.se
www.grinda.se
www.trosa.com
www.visitstockholm.com
narrow gauge heritage railway. In the
summer months, you can get here from
Stockholm on the historic steamship
Mariefred, launched in 1903. It has
traveled the same route for 105 years.
The journey takes three and a half
hours. Eat lunch or dinner on board in
the ship’s beautiful dining hall. Train
trip from Stockholm takes one hour.
www.strangnas.se
SEE STOCKHOLM
IN 20 MINUTES
Take a nerve-tingling trip up the outside of the Ericsson Globe.
Waiting at the top of the world’s largest spherical building, 130 metres
above sea level, are unrivalled views across one of the most beautiful
capitals you will ever see. A must for all visitors to Stockholm.
Opening hours:
1 Jan – 30 Jun, weekdays 09.30 – 18.00, weekends 09.30 – 16.00
1 Jul – 10 Aug, daily 09.00 – 21.00
11 Aug – 31 Dec, weekdays 09.30 – 18.00, weekends 09.30 – 16.00
Tickets: www.globearenas.se/skyview
Globen
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Public transport
Tickets
ÖSTERMALM
The Stockholm Card, tickets,
and travel cards for the
subway, bus, tram, and commuter train can be purchased
before your journey at tourist
offices, Pressbyrån stores, SL
Center, or from one of Lokaltrafiken’s other agents.
CITY
GAMLA STAN
You cannot buy tickets on
board, but remember: travel
is free with The Stockholm
Card. www.sl.se
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Traveling
Stockholm is a compact city (02) with short distances from place
to place. See the map on pages 30-31. The choices are many,
and getting around the city is easy, safe, and convenient.
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SKEPPSHOLMEN
PHOTOS: 01–NIKLAS ALM, 02–OLA ERICSON, 03–MELKER DAHLSTRAND, 04–HENRIK TRYGG.
DJURGÅRDEN
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…to Stockholm
Stockholm Central Station and the Cityterminalen bus station
Make your reservation at +46 8 15 00 00
are Stockholm’s major hubs for local and long-distance
travel. Getting here from Arlanda via the Arlanda Express
high-speed train (01) takes twenty minutes; you can also take
a Flygbussarna bus, which travels in dense traffic. Flygbussarna buses also depart from Skavsta to the city. If you arrive
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at Värtahamnen by boat, you can take a bus to the city.
From Stadsgårdskajen, you can take a bus or the subway.
www.arlandaexpress.se www.flygbussarna.se
20 MINUTES
…in Stockholm
Public transport in Stockholm is easy, safe and convenient
(03). The subway covers the entire city and extends to most
of the greater Stockholm region. Buses and trams are convenient and an excellent way to see more of the city. Taking the
local ferry service between the main islands is a great way
to see Stockholm and the archipelago (04).
ARLANDA AIRPORT
STOCKHOLM CITY
Book online at: www.arlandaexpress.com
TAXI Sweden does not regulate taxi pricing. So always
check the prices before getting into a taxi! Note the guideline prices that are displayed in the taxi window before
entering the car. Always ask for a receipt when you pay.
You can always pay via credit card. Several companies offer
fixed prices, for example from Arlanda Airport to downtown.
The typical price for this route is about SEK 500.
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Army Museum
Bergius Botanic Garden
Drottningholm Court Theatre
K.A Almgren Silk
Weaving Mill
Museum of Biology
Museum of Ethnography
Museum of spirits and
Absolut Art Collection
Nordiska museet
Skansen Open-Air Museum
Skokloster Castle
Stockholm Concert Hall
Storkyrkan Cathedral
The City Hall &
the City Hall Tower
The City Museum of Stockholm
The Hallwyl Museum
The House of Nobility
The Jewish Museum
The Museum of Dance
The Museum of
Far Eastern Antiquities
The Museum of
Medieval Stockholm
The Museum of Mediterranean
and Near Eastern Antiquities
The National Maritime
Museum
The National Sports Museum
of Sweden
The Nobel Museum
The Royal Coin Cabinet
The Strindberg Museum
The Swedish History Museum
The Toy Museum & The
Stockholm Transport Museum
The Vasa Museum
The Vaxholm Fortress Museum
ART & ARCHITECTURE
31 Artipelag
32 Bonniers Konsthall
33 Carl Eldh Studio Museum
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40 Nationalmuseum
41 Prince Eugen´s
Waldemarsudde
42 Sven-Harry´s (art museum)
43 The Gustavsberg Porcelain
Museum
44 The Swedish Centre for
Architecture and Design
45 The Thiel Gallery
46 The Woodland Cemetary
ROYAL
47 Drottningholm Palace
48 Gripsholm Castle
49 Gustav III´s Pavilion
50 Rosendal Palace
51 Rosersberg Palace
52 The Chinese Pavilion
53 The Riddarholmen Church
54 The Royal Armoury
55 The Royal Mews
56 The Royal Palace
57 The Royal Palace - Gustav III´s
Museum of Antiquities
58 The Royal Palace - Museum
Tre Kronor
59 The Royal Palace - The
Treasury
60 Tullgarn Palace
61 Ulriksdal Palace
ENTERTAINMENT
62 Casino Cosmopol
63 Royal Opera House
64 Solvalla
65 The Kaknäs Tower
FAMILY-FRIENDLY
66 Aquaria Water Museum
67 Gröna Lund
68 Junibacken
69 Postmuseum
70 Skansen´s Aquarium
71 SkyView
72 Swedish Museum of Natural
History & Cosmonova
73 Swedish Police Museum
74 The Butterfly House
Haga Ocean
75 The National Museum of
Science and Technology
76 Tom Tit´s Experiment
SIGHTSEEING
77 Bicycle sightseeing tour
78 Boat to Drottningholm Palace
79 Historical Canal tour
80 Old town (walking tour in
Russian)
81 Old Town & Riddarholmen
(walking tour)
82 Open Top Tours
83 Royal Canal tour
84 Stockholm Panorama
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