Unlock the magic of Stockholm

The world's first open-air museum, covering five centuries of Swedish life before the industrial age.

A world-renowned maritime museum, Vasamuseet's salvaged 17th century warship is one of a kind.

Opened in 2013 to wide acclaim, this museum on an island is dedicated to Sweden's most famous musical export.

Wasahamnen is the most centrale marina in Stockholm.

Open-air museum and zoo in Sweden

The official residence of the Swedish Royal Family, located in the north of Gamla Stan.

Stockholm's beautiful City Hall is famed for hosting the Nobel Prize banquet.

One of Stockholm's most ancient buildings is the burial church of the Swedish monarchy.

The seat of the Riksdag, where 349 MPs represent Swedes from north to south.

The birthplace of Stockholm in 1252, beautiful Gamla Stan remains one of Europe's largest and best-preserved medieval old towns.

Storkyrkan, also called Stockholms

The private residence of the Swedish royal family, inspired by the Palace of Versailles.

This 18th century pavilion is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an official royal palace.

A majestic neo-classical building, Sweden's national opera house puts on many performances each year.

A public square in centric Stockholm, named after the Swedish sculptor Johan Tobias Sergel

Founded in 1888, Saluhall is a boutique market serving high-end traditional cuisine.

Out east in the Stockholm archipelago, Vaxholm has protected the city from invaders for centuries.

A prestigious exhibition space dedicated to contemporary photography - with an award-winning restaurant.

An award-winning museum dedicated to Sweden's military history.

This cultural and ethnographic museum covers the history of Sweden over the past 500 years.

An in-depth look at the life and legacy of Alfred Nobel, and the prestigious prize that takes his name.