Emma & Julian
Things To Do
Old Town, Stockholm
With its narrow, winding, cobblestone streets Old Town has become one of the most popular attractions in Stockholm. It's home to many restaurants, souvenir shops, and museums as well as the Royal Palace. You can easily get there by taking the subway from Stockholm's Central Station and get off at Gamla Stan.
The Royal Palace
The Royal Palace of Stockholm is the official residence of King Carl Gustav XVI of Sweden. It's open for visitors between 10AM-5PM every day and tickets are $18 for adults and $9 for children.
Gröna Lund
Gröna Lund is Stockholm's theme park. There are rides available for all ages and in the summer months they also have concerts on the Grand Stage every now and then. You can get a Ride Package which includes admission and unlimited rides for $45 per person.
Skansen Zoo
Skansen is an open-air museum and zoo housing animals of all sorts, as well as old-time residential houses. It opened in 1924 and it was one of Emma's favourite places to visit as a child. Admission is $22 for adults and $7 for children up to 15 years old.
ABBA The Museum
The ABBA museum is an interactive exhibition about the pop band ABBA known for songs such as Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia and The Winner Takes it All. Admission is $25 for adults and $10 for children up to 15 years old.
Mall of Scandinavia
Mall of Scandinavia is the second largest mall in all of Scandinavia with around 230 stores, 50 restaurants/cafes, and an IMAX movie theatre.
Drottninggatan
Drottninggatan (Queen's Street) is a long pedestrian street with lots of stores and restaurants. By following Drottninggatan south you will eventually get to Old Town.
Stockholm Archipelago
Visit one of the islands in Stockholm's archipelago. You can get there by boat, water taxi, or public transport. Not sure where to go? Our personal recommendations are either Vaxholm or Dalarö.