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Stockholmers call their compact, walkable city 'Beauty on Water'. But despite the gorgeous old town centre, Gamla Stan, Stockholm is no museum piece: it's modern, dynamic and ever-changing. This is a city of food obsessives, with good design a given across all aspects of daily life: if something can be beautiful as well as functional, why not make it so?
Excellent outdoor Swedish history museum.
Stockholm Top Sights
Study the 1628 shipwreck Vasa.
Stockholm Top Sights
The worlds grandest royal palace.
Stockholm Top Sights
Boating around scenic rocky isles.
Stockholm Top Sights
A Renaissance-inspired summer palace.
Stockholm Top Sights
Sculptor Carl Milles' wonderful estate.
Stockholm Top Sights
10,000 years of Swedish history.
Stockholm Top Sights
Modern art, Scandinavian-style.
Stockholm Top Sights
Super-stylish photography museum.
Stockholm Top Sights
City Hall via guided tours.
Insider tips to help you find the real Stockholm
Once youve checked the must-see sights off your list, its time to experience Stockholm local-style. Be warned: there will be shopping involved. And parks. And bars don't forget the bars.
High-fashion boutiques
Beautiful architecture
Verdant parks
Quiet pathways
Characterful bars
People-watching
Eating and drinking
Elegant boulevards
Excellent museums
Parklike setting
Other great places to experience the city like a local:
Start early and beat the crowds to Gamla Stan. Fortify yourself with a coffee and pastry, then tour the royal palace, . The tour includes three other museums the Museum Tre Kronor, devoted to Stockholms original castle; the Royal Treasury; and Gustav IIIs Antikmuseum all worth a look. Allow two or three hours to see everything.
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