The first day you go to the island Stadsholmen (the City Islet) to discover the Gamla stan (the Old Town). You start off with the beautiful Royal Palace (one of Europe's largest) in the Old Town. Then, you walk around in the Town's narrow and cobblestoned streets and small shops. You can squeeze in a visit the marvellous Stockholm City Hall on the nearby island Kungsholmen (the King's Islet) as well.
During the second day you go to the island Djurgården, opposite the island Stadsholmen with the Old Town, to see the world's best-preserved 17th century ship in the Wasa Museum. Afterwards, if you're an ABBA-fan, go 600 m to the ABBA museum. Otherwise, visit the lovely outdoor museum Skansen opposite the ABBA museum. If you didn't go to the Stockholm City Hall on your first day, you skip the Skansen museum and go to the City Hall.
Congratulations! More days in Stockholm, more possibilities to enjoy its magic. We've listed some museums, shops, and libraries that are well worth a visit. Also, you can add things to do from the cultural activities we highlight for you here.
Four walks in Stockholm – not ready
We will up four walks, one for each day, which include "the four must" – the City Hall, the Old Town, the Royal Palace, and the Wasa Museum – and other sights "off the tourist tracks". After the walks you will have a feeling to "you know the city".
Some Restaruants
Here we've listed some restaurants with mainly traditional Swedish food. If you're interested in more expensive restaurants, click here.
To Drink – not ready
To be finished but some names are listed you to to start with. Some roof bars we'll recommend: Himlen, Mosebacke Terassen, Le Hibou, Tak, and Bar Zeppelin.
The Swedish Fika – not ready
To be finished but some names are listed you to to start with. One recommendation now, if you've a car: Ulriksdals Slottsträdgård. And on Djurgården Rosendals Trädgårdscafé. In the City, Vetekatten.