Things To Do
Gamla Stan (Old Town)
One of Michelle's favorite parts of Stockholm to walk around! Wander the cobblestone streets and explore Stortorget Square and the Nobel Prize Museum.
Vasa Museum
See the world’s only preserved 17th-century ship!
ABBA The Museum
Mama Mia, here we go again! Michelle was thrilled when she found out ABBA was a Swedish band, so when she visited this for the first time, she was like a little kid in a playground.
Skansen
Skansen is the world’s oldest open-air museum, located in Stockholm. It brings Sweden’s history to life with traditional houses, farmsteads, and live demonstrations of crafts and folklore. Home to Nordic animals and cultural exhibits, it’s a unique way to experience Swedish heritage. We also recommend checking out the glassblowing studio, where you can buy beautiful hand-blown glass pieces!
Fjäderholmarna
Take a ferry from Strandvägen, Stockholm, Fjäderholmarna, Stockholm County 111 15, Sweden Just a 20-minute boat ride from Stockholm city! Many craftsmen have studios and shops in the middle of the island and it provides a nice taste of the archipelago!
The Royal Palace
The Royal Palace in Stockholm is one of the largest palaces in Europe and the official residence of the Swedish monarch. This historic landmark features stunning architecture, grand halls, and museums showcasing Sweden’s royal heritage. Don’t miss the daily changing of the guard ceremony!
Stockholm City Hall
Stockholm City Hall is an iconic landmark known for its stunning architecture and waterfront location. It houses the famous Blue Hall, where the Nobel Prize banquet is held, and the Golden Hall, adorned with dazzling mosaics. For breathtaking views of the city, take a guided tour up the tower!
Swedish Archipelago Boat Tour
A Swedish Archipelago Boat Tour offers a scenic journey through Stockholm’s stunning archipelago, made up of over 30,000 islands. Cruise through crystal-clear waters, enjoy picturesque landscapes, and discover charming small islands. It’s a perfect way to experience Sweden’s natural beauty and tranquility.
ICEBAR Stockholm by ICEHOTEL
The ICEBAR in Stockholm is a super cool (literally!) spot where everything—walls, bar, even your glass—is made of ice from Sweden’s Torne River. It’s kept at a frosty -5°C (23°F) all year, but don’t worry—they give you a warm cape and gloves so you can sip your cocktail without freezing. The design changes every year, so there’s always something new to check out. It’s a fun, unique experience and a great place to chill—pun intended!