If you're looking for nightlife, put on your dancing shoes and head to "Stureplan" just east of the city center. Whatever your desire for entertainment, from wild disco's to blue bars or even to upper class ballroom dancing, this area of the city has it all. If you just want a cold beer and some relaxing conversation, wander around the city and you're sure to find a bar that's just right for you. Stockholm is alive with beautiful and friendly people and most speak English so getting lost is quite difficult and making new friends is quite easy.

Our tours are primarily designed for adventure, but on this occasion, we decided to stay in the heart of the city, as it offered easier access to the cultural center and the harbor. Our choice of accommodation was one of the city's best hotel...The Lydmar.

Update; June 07-08. Unfortunately Lydmar Hotel was recently closed and the space is now occupied by a bank. Due to this we now refer our readers to check out the "Elite Hotel" at the Central train station. It is somewhat pricey, but stylish and very convenient.

Stockholm General Information;

Stockholm is built across 14 islands and is often called the Venice of the North. With more foreign visitors than any other city in Scandinavia it is also considered to be the Capital of Scandinavia. Stockholm is situated at the point where the vast Lake Mälaren flows into the Baltic Sea and was built on this strategic spot in the mid 13th century, enabling the founder to tax merchant vessels going in and out of the lake.

As water covers one third of the city area, the maritime life is an important aspect of the city. There are plenty of bridges, marinas and locks. The water is so clean that you can drink it and catch salmon in the middle of the city. The climate is very much conditioned by the sea winds, so even the warmest summer day will be contingent upon the sea breeze finding its way into the city streets.

Some basic facts: 1,3 million people live in the greater Stockholm area. The average temperature in Stockholm is around -2 C (28 F) in January and about 18 C (64 F) in July. The sun never really rises in the winter and never sets in the summer.

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Places to Visit;

The Royal Palace of Stockholm is His Majesty The King's official residence and is also the setting for most of the monarchy's official receptions. The palace is a daily place of work for The King and Queen as well as for the various departments that make the Royal Court.

The palace is built in baroque style by the architect Nicodemus Tessin and is formed as a Roman Palace. The palace has more than 600 rooms divided between seven floors with a state apartment facing the city and smaller living rooms facing the inner courtyard.

House of Parliament
A perfect place to loiter and enjoy politics in a beautiful setting.

The Parliament seen from the back with the big semi -circular session hall facing the water. To the right in the background is the Royal Palace and to the left in the distance is the Grand Hotel.

Old Town
Here, medieval Stockholm springs to life in the cobble stone streets and the beautiful buildings.

The Royal Stables
The finest collection of 19th century carriages and live shows with magnificent horses and their gilded bridles.

Junibacken
Astrid Lindgren's characters come to life here for the fans of her books with a million things to do and see .

City Hall
The odd and beautiful building by the water where the Nobel Party is held.

City Hall Tower
The amazing view is truly something else and will make anybody feel free.

The Woodland Cemetery
On the UNESCO World Heritage List, and the place Greta Garbo is buried. A huge and magical place for those who dare.

The Gröna Lund Tivoli
Sticky foods, rides galore and guaranteed nausea for those who want it.

Kaknäs TV Tower
Nothing compares to the view at this place, and there's a restaurant too!

Kulturhuset Cultural Centre
The latest cartoonists exhibits, books, media and trendy people can be found here in this huge building right on "Plattan".

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Things to do

Stockholm offers a vast range of sightseeing tours and excursions by boat and bus. This vintage steamer is headed for the Drottningholm Palace on a wonderful sunset dinner cruise. (Photo: I Aourell)

Stockholm's sightseeing possibilities are simply unsurpassed in northern Europe. There is an enormous number of tours and excursion to choose from.

Must do tours; Boat tours; * The Island Race, * Historical Canal Tour, * Open Top Boat Tour, * Royal Canal Tour, * Stockholm Winter Tour, * Under the Bridges of Stockholm

Additional Excursions by boat

* Birka
* Drottningholm
* Lunch and dinner cruises
* Fjäderholmarna
* Gustavsberg
* Mariefred - Gripsholm
* Sandhamn
* Stockholm Archipelago
* Vaxholm
* 1000 islands cruise

Departure points for boat tours.

1. Stadshusbron 2. Kungliga 3. Stromkajen (Grand Hotel) 4. Nybrokajen (Strand Hotel)
5. Stallmastaregarden

Land tours

* Horse and Carriage
* Open Top Bus Tour
* Stockholm Grand Tour
* Stockholm in a Nutshell
* Stockholm Panorama
* Old Town Combination
* Stockholm Winter Tour Combination
* Old Town Walkabout

Groups & private tours; Are Also available
Stockholm for Groups - Private Sightseeing

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Things to see;

The Vasa Museum; Vasa sank in the Stockholm harbour during its maiden voyage in 1625 and was fished out of the muddy waters 335 years later. The world's best preserved 17th century man-of-war. (Photo: H. Hammarskjöld)

Ahoy! The almighty pirate ship be all you need to see on your trip. HARRR! Well it's not really a pirate ship but it's as close to it as you'll get. This is the museum that displays the warship Vasa from 1628 when the world looked a whole lot different.

On August 10, 1628, she set sail for the first time. A sudden gust of wind caused her to list so that water poured in through the lowest tier of open gun ports. She sank ridiculously quickly. This was supposed to have been the mightiest ship, and to have strengthened Sweden's command of the Baltic. Instead she sank in 100 feet of water.

This was an enormous blow to the naval ego and to the king who had decided upon the dimensions of the ship. So there it lay until 1956, when it was decided upon to try and salvage the historic monument.

This is Scandinavias' most popular museum. The smell of the sea air, the exhibits about the old Vasa crew and much more have inspired people for decades. For those wishing to scurvy back in time and let themselves be swept away to a world of dangerous oceans and embarrassing incidents then this is a must.

General information
Address: Galärvarvsvägen 14
Phone: +46(0)8 519 548 00
Bus: 44,47 or 69
Subway:Karlaplan or T-Centralen
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Royal Palace; The collection of crowns, scepters, orbs, regalia and other crown jewels in the Treasure Chamber, deep underneath the Royal Palace is a real must. Medieval vaults and suggestive lighting add to the atmosphere. (Photo: Skattkammaren.)

With 608 rooms, the Stockholm Royal Palace is the biggest palace in the world still used by a head of state - King Carl XVI Gustav. The palace houses several of the greatest and most interesting sights in Stockholm - the Royal Apartments, the Hall of State, the Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry, the Treasury, the Tre Kronor Palace Museum, the Armoury and the Museum of Antiquities of Gustav III. The Changing of the Guards ceremony takes place Wednesdays and Saturdays at 12.15 and on Sundays and public holidays at 13.15.

The palace was been built on top of the foundations of a previous medieval castle - Tre Kronor (Three Crowns), dating back to the mid 13th century - which was ravaged by fire in 1697. The remnants of the old castle can be seen in the Tre Kronor Palace Museum. The construction of the new palace lasted for 57 years, from 1697 to 1754 and was the largest single construction project in Europe during this time. The Royal Apartments are magnificent, ranging in style from baroque to rococo to Gustavian neo-classicism and on to the eclectic styles of the 19th century.

Free admission with the Stockholm à la Carte card to the Royal Palace, The Hall of State, The Royal Apartments, The Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry, The Royal Armoury and The Royal Palace Tre Kronor Museum!

General Palace information
Address: Slottsbacken
Phone: +46(0)8 402 61 30
Bus: 2, 3, 43, 55, 59, 76
Subway: Gamla stan

The Old Town

This is where it all started 750 years ago - on the small Old Town Island, barely 500 meters in diameter. A great place for a leisurely walk. Several of the city's major sights are here too - the Royal Palace with the Crown Jewel Exhibition, the Royal Armoury and the Tre Kronor Museum, the Cathedral from the mid-13th century and the House of Nobility. Other sights include the 16th century German Church, the Nobel Museum and the Royal Coin Cabinet. (Photo of old town cafe)

Stockholm has not been involved in any war since 1520, so there has been no destruction by wars. The streets still follow the medieval layout, but numerous buildings have been added, re-built or extended, particularly in the 17th century when Sweden was one of Europe's major military powers and the centre of a vast empire that encompassed the whole of the Baltic Sea coastline. Most historic buildings date from that time, so Stockholm's Old Town has a distinct 17th century look and feel.

If you follow the two semi-circular shopping streets Västerlånggatan and Österlånggatan, you will walk the route that once went along the medieval city-wall. They connect at Järntorget (The Iron Market), once the world's #1 place for re-loading of iron, mined in central Sweden. On the square is also the old building for the Bank of Sweden, where the world's first bank-notes were printed.

Don't miss the interesting alleys that cross these streets. There is lots to explore here. Köpmangatan runs between the Great Market and Österlånggatan and is lined with antique shops.

Adjacent to the Old Town are two other small islands. To the west Riddarholmen ( The Island of Knights) with the Riddarholmen church from the 1280ies and to the north Helgeandsholmen (The Island of the Holy Spirit) with the Parliament building.

Skansen Open Air Museum

Founded in 1891, Skansen is one of the major attractions in Stockholm. See some 150 houses and farmsteads assembled here from all over Sweden. Meet Nordic animals at the Zoo, "Mini-Skansen" and summer concerts. Enjoy Swedish traditional festivals, theme days and the famous Christmas market.

Free admission to Skansen Open Air Museum with the Stockholm à la Carte card!

General information;
Address: Djurgårdsslätten 49-51
Phone: +46(0)8 442 80 00
Bus: 44, 47
Tram: Djurgårdslinjen Trams

Storkyrkan, the Cathedral

This church is first mentioned in writing in 1279 and became a Lutheran Protestant church in 1527 and is today the cathedral of Stockholm. The interior holds many unique artefacts; the most famous is the statue of St. George and the Dragon made in wood by Bernt Notke in 1489. Admission charged during summertime.

General information
Address: Trångsund 1, Gamla stan
Phone: +46(0)8 723 30 16
Bus: 2, 3, 43, 53, 55, 59, 76
Subway: Gamla stan

The Drottningholm Palace

A former Royal summer residence, the Drottningholm Palace is today home of the Royal family. A beautiful example of baroque park and magnificent rooms from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. The Drottningholm Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Arrive in style with the steamer boat to Drottningholm. Don't miss the chance to visit the Chinese Pavilion, also on the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites and the Drottningholm Court Theatre. Free admission to the Drottningholm Palace with the Stockholm à la Carte card!

General information
Address: Drottningholm
Phone: +46(0)8 402 62 80
Bus: 301-323 from Brommaplan
Boat: from City Hall bridge
Subway: Brommaplan

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Parks & Gardens in Stockholm

There are few cities in the world that offer so much world class nature in the greater city area. Stockholm thrives on it's green areas and every single person has their favorite spot to pass the time. Picnicking, reading or an afternoon nap are all on the list of things you can do to pass the time in these beautiful places. Some are located in the centre of the city and some just outside. Whichever you prefer you're guaranteed a relaxing time. You might even pick up some culture to boot, many of the city's parks are full of statues and important buildings so who's to say you wasted your day in a park? You were experiencing the culture! Note: if you're traveling in the winter we suggest a warm coat, it can get a bit nippy out.

The Bergius Gardens; This place has been growing since 1885, and is still going strong. It is also one of the most beautiful places in Stockholm.

Allotment Gardens; Take a look at how much love and care can go into such a small place. These allotment gardens are like small pieces of art.

A list of nature trails; Get some fresh air and pick up some culture along the way. These trails come in all shapes and sizes.

Palace parks; What could be better than a picnic accompanied by a stately building? These palace parks make you feel like royalty.

National parks; As untouched as it gets, these parks are beautiful and personify nature in it's own environment. Boat tours are also available!

The Ecological park; Here you will see horseback riders, kids playing sports other varied scenery like meadows, lakes, hardwood forests and park-like areas.

Cemeteries; Whether you need some solace or are interested in the historical figures buried there or just enjoy the beauty, you're sure to find something to your liking.

The Rosendal Garden; A beautiful bio-dynamic garden situated in the centre of Djurgården, open for all.

City Parks; The hotspots for people on the go. These parks have everything a park should have, but also a little bit more.

Museums in Stockholm

There are about one hundred museums in Stockholm, something for every kind of cultural taste, so artistic boredom is not an option. Stockholms' museum world has something for everyone, even those who find the concept of "art" a complete snore.

The categories listed below are: Royalty and Ppalaces, Historical museums, Art museums, Dance, music and theatre and Science, wildlife, evolution and technology. This is all to help you enjoy Stockholms' art scene, which is meant to be enjoyed in person, with a tilt of the head and a latte to-go.

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Royalty and Palaces

The Chinese Pavilion, Drottningholm
Dating back to 1753, this beautiful building was gift to Queen Lovisa from the King

Drottningholm Palace
The home of the Swedish Royal Family. Enjoy the beautiful architecture and gardens or spot a prince!

Drottningholms Slottsteater
The royal theatre, complete with historic museum and the occasional performance fit for a king.

Gustav III´s Museum of Antiquities
Sweden's oldest art museum, Gustav III's collection of art from his trip to Italy, 18th century.

Gustav III´s Pavilion
The 18th century King's personal retreat. Beautifully furnished and whimsically eccentric. Classic.

Hallwyl Collection
19th century private palace kept as the Countess von Hallwyl stipulated in her will. Absorbing and mysterious.

House of Nobility
Remarkable architectural achievement from the 17th century, commissioned by nobility, symbol of aristocracy.

Prince Eugen's Waldemarsudde
Home of the artistic turn-of -the-century Prince, his own work blends with his collected art.

Rosendal Palace
Currently a museum of Karl XIV Johan, who used it as a summer retreat in the 19th century for the family.

Rosersbergs Palace
Beautiful gardens, fantastic scenery and the smell of royalty are all part of this palace's charm.

Royal Armoury
History at it's best with palace vaults, state carriages, costumes with gold embroidery, armour and weapons.

The Royal Palace
The Hall of State, the Apartments of the Orders of Chivalry the Armoury and the changing of the guards etc.

The Royal Treasury
The Swedish state regalia are exhibited deep down in the vaults underneath the Royal Palace.

Tre Kronor Museum
See the remnants of the old fort and other preserved objects to fully enjoy the fascinating history.

Ulriksdal Orangery Museum
Swedish sculpture displayed at beautiful Ulriksdal Castle. Stroll, contemplate and enjoy.

Ulriksdal Palace
Take a tour to see the beautiful park and a mix of royal architecture and glas houses from the Gustavian era.
Art museums

Gustav III´s Museum of Antiquities
Sweden's oldest art museum, Gustav III's collection of art from his trip to Italy, 18th century.

The International Child Art Museum
Children from all over the world are represented through their art, and grown-ups listen.

Liljevalch Art Gallery
See world class 20th century art with exhibitions spanning from conservative to ultra-chic and undefinable.

Milles Estate Museum
A park displaying Carl Milles' work and two studios exhibiting the original castings and tools.

Museum de Vries
Located at beautiful Drottningholm in the old royal stables, and open on demand. Replicas on the grounds.

The Modern Museum
Put on a stylish outfit and peruse this modern and imaginative museum for creative inspiration.

Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities
Mystique and art are symbiotically displayed here for curious eyes to behold.

The National Museum of Fine Art
Rembrandt, Rubens, Boucher, Renoir, Degas and Gauguin. Need we say more?

The Olle Olsson House
The home of famous painter Olle Olsson, displaying his and his colleagues' contemporary art.

Skulpturens Hus
Where Alfred cooked up dynamite and even the ceilings carry installations. Art and industry mixed beautifully.

Swedish Museum of Architecture
Mostly modern designs are exhibited here at this imaginative factory of the future

The Toy Museum
Toys through the ages, from the wooden blocks to the modern pieces that occupied kids before video games.

Thiel Gallery
A collection of turn-of-the-century art in a unique and newly renovated house out on beautiful Blockhusudden.
Dance, music and theatre
Bellmanhuset
Home of the much loved 18th century troubadour Bellman. Personal tours complete with guide and live music.

Bellmanmuseet
Lively museum dedicated to Bellman. Forget today and jump into this gem from the past for the whole family.

Cornelis Vreeswijkmuseet
A museum dedicated one of Sweden's most beloved musicians. Quirky, odd and strangely lovable.

Drottningholms Slottsteater
A unique theatre with its original 18th century stage decor and remarkable stage machinery.

The Dance Museum
The amazing costumes and pictures make you want to join an ensemble and perform Swan Lake.

Museum of Music
Music in an exhibited form, with renowned 18th century objects and much more for the music lover.

Historical Museums

Army Museum
See weapons, armour and how different wars have effected the people of Sweden through the ages.

City Museum of Stockholm
A "must see", Stockholm from past to present with extraordinary architecture in the middle of town.

The Customs Museum
Avoid being thrown in jail when crossing the border, this exhibit will answer all of your questions

The Haga Park Museum
In the middle of a beautiful park, just outside the city centre, free and maximum relaxation guaranteed.

Hallwyl Collection
19th century private palace kept as the Countess von Hallwyl stipulated in her will. Absorbing and mysterious.

The Historical Museum of Wines & Spirits
Drinking songs, vodka, the history and much more fun for the fan of wine and spirits.

Ivar Lo-Johansson Museum
Studio and workplace of the Swedish author, preserved just as the author kept it for decades.

The Jewish Museum
An astonishing view of judaism throughout history from peaceful times to the horrific holocaust and today.

Långholmen Prison
The famous prison that had the last execution in Sweden. Now a museum equipped for curious visitors.

Museum of Ethnography
A wonderful multi-cultural museum exhibiting distant civilizations, their religion, art and much more.

Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities
Mystique and art are symbiotically displayed here for curious eyes to behold.

Museum of Medieval Stockholm
An under ground museum with enticing displays, right in the middle of the city. A must see.

Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities
The cultural heritage of the Mediterranean and the bordering regions.

Museum of National Antiquities
Exhibitions about Swedish cultural history and art from the Stone Age to the 16th century.

The Museum Ships
Climb aboard these ships to feel what it was like to be a sailor during the turn of the century.

National Maritime Museum
Love ships and the ocean? This place offers all the information you could ever wish to know.

National Museum of Cultural History
Huge museum displaying fashion, furnished rooms, Sami art, paintings and more.

Nobel Museum
Venture into the minds of the Nobel-prize winners with film displays, other artifacts, computers and more.

Postal Museum
From your hand to the hands of the postal service to disappearance. Here you can finally solve the mystery.

The Royal Coin Cabinet
Learn about money and finances in Sweden and all the gritty history it has filled the newspapers with.

Skansen Open-Air Museum
The only place where Swedish culture, stage area and a zoo could be pulled off simultaneously.

Strindberg Museum
The home of the famous Swedish writer, who among other things tried to chemically produce gold.

Svindersvik
A wonderful building from the 18th century with a beautiful garden and pavilion close to town and right by the water.

Tramway Museum
From horse drawn sleigh to the futuristic subways of today.

Tre Kronor Museum
See the remnants of the old fort and other preserved objects to fully enjoy the fascinating history.

Tobacco and Match Museum
Everything you could ever need to know about the history of tobacco and matches in Sweden.

The Vasa Museum
See the famous warship Vasa from 1628 and learn about a King's vanity which brought it all down.
Science, wildlife, evolution and technology

Aquaria Water Museum
For anyone with a passion for the sea and mysterious oceans and looking for an aquatic adventure.

Bergius Botanic Garden
A haven for plant enthusiasts and professional botanists, with extraordinary native and foreign plants.

The Biological Museum
Diorama presentation of animals of the stuffed variety in a building inspired by medieval norse churches.

Butterfly House Hagaparken
Walk amongst hundreds of free flying butterflies past waterfalls and pools at this tropical getaway.

Cosmonova
Take an afternoon and float through space or maybe swim with dolphins with this impressive IMAX experience.

Edvard Anderson Conservatory
Tropical plants from all over the world co-exist in this conservatory for picky plant enthusiasts.

The Observatory Museum
The old observatory offers a panoramic view of the city and a feel for astronomy and meteorology.

The Skansen Aquarium
Step into the rainforest and meet the exotic creatures that live there with snakes, spiders and more.

The Swedish Museum of Natural History
Beautiful building enveloping a universe of knowledge. Nothing else even compares.

Museum of Technology
"Hands on" experiments and information about the Swedish inventions that changed the world.

The Victoria House
The century-old Victoria House contains tropical plants and has a fantastic collection of water plants.

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Religious Buildings

Many of Stockholm's religious buildings are truly majestic. Built in times when the way you built a church determined the relationship to your creator, others have been built in our own time as a reminder of a foreign home. They breathe history, and show a passion for the faiths they represent. Many houses of worship stand side by side in Stockholm, and religious tolerance runs deep in the city. A day spent wandering great halls, seeing historic monuments and hearing fantastic stories is never a day wasted.

Here is a selection of religious buildings worth a visit. They have been listed with a short introduction and link to make finding a particular one as easy as possible.

Adolf Fredriks Church
From the Gustavian era and the burial place of Olof Palme, a previous prime minister of Sweden who was murdered in 1986.

The Cathedral of Stockholm
An old and historic building, with unique artifacts such as the statue of St. George and the Dragon made in wood by Bernt Notke in 1489.

The Catholic Church of St. Eugenia
A modern church which aims to fuel the interior with life instead of a museum-like atmosphere.

Engelbrektskyrkan
Built on a rocky hill, this church stands out from the city like something truly devine.

Finska kyrkan
This building was turned into a church in the 18th century but is riddled with history from almost 100 years before.

The German Church
The building itself was originally headquarters to the St. Gertrud Guild, a collection of german sailors and merchants.

Gustav Vasa Church
The church that has been setting trends since it opened in 1906, catering to the non-judgemental and open at heart.

St. Jacobs Church
A user friendly church with beautiful interior and exterior built in 1643 located in the middle of the city.

Katarina Church
A church with a dramatic history and friendly looking exterior that somewhat fools the eye. A must for Greta Garbo fans.

Klara Church
This is the church of Klara Assisi, a woman who was summoned by God.

St. Maria Magdalena Church
The oldest church on Södermalm, dating back to 1625 with a very interesting altarpiece.

The Mosque
The largest Mosque in Stockholm, with traditional Islamic interior complete with sauna and cafe.

The Palace Church
Today this church is mainly used by the royal family on different church-requiring occasions and concerts.

Riddarholmen Church
This Swedish Pantheon has been the royal burial church for Swedish royalty and aristocracy for 700 years.

Seglora Church
A completely wooden church that was originally built in 1729 which is popular for weddings.

Great Synagogue
This is an oriental style synagogue and an official historical building in the centre of Stockholm.
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 Art galleries in Stockholm

Silver, Canvas, Papier Mache or odds and ends, the art world in Stockholm is fascinating and will inspire anybody. New galleries are always popping up, defining style and culture and broadening our minds. Whether you prefer champagne by the gallon or the french approach with an espresso and baret, it's all there ready for you. Just choose your topic of choice and remember to wear comfy shoes.
Ahtello Soul Art Gallery

Swedenborgsgatan 2, 118 48 Stockholm
Homepage: www.ahtellosoulart.com
Phone: +46 8 522 522 02
ALP galleri Peter Bergman

Riddargatan 35, 114 57 Stockholm
Homepage: www.alpgallery.com
Phone: +46 8 661 61 10
Art Gallery

Hornsgatan 64b, 118 21 Stockholm
Homepage: www.art.se
Phone: +46 8 643 49 00
blås & knåda

Hornsgatan 26, 118 20 Stockholm
Homepage: www.blasknada.com
Phone: +46 8 642 77 67
Börje Andersson AB

Karlavägen 17, 114 31 Stockholm
Homepage: www.swedart.net
Phone: +46 8 641 88 14
City Art Gallery

Stora Nygatan 14, 111 27 Stockholm
Homepage: www.cityartgallery.com
Phone: +46 8-24 00 24
Edsvik Konst och Kultur

Landsnoravägen 42, 192 51 Sollentuna
Homepage: www.edsvik.com
Phone: +46 8 92 05 00
Galleri 125 kvadrat

Kocksgatan 17, 116 24 Stockholm
Homepage: www.125kvadrat.com
Phone: +46 8 640 97 77
Galleri 17

Strandvägen 17, 114 56 Stockholm
Homepage: www.galleri17.se
Phone: +46 8 663 48 28
Galleri Lundmark

Bjurholmsplan 23nb, 116 63 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallerilundmark.se
Phone: +46 8 7923440
Galleri Argo

Östermalmsgatan 28, 114 26 Stockholm
Homepage: www.argo.se
Phone: +46 8 611 42 44
Galleri Aronowitsch

Sturegatan 24, 114 36 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 663 80 89
Galleri CM Bellman

Hornsgatan 38, 118 20 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 702 07 84
Galleri Café Lucas

Bastugatan 19, 118 25 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 84 42 50
Galleri Cepheus

Köpmangatan 11, 111 31 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 10 11 11
Galleri Charlotte Lund

Skeppargatan 70, 114 59 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallericharlottelund.com
Phone: +46 8 663 09 79
Galleri Cobra

Västerlånggatan 58, 111 29 Stockholm
Homepage: galleri-cobra.nu
Phone: +46 8 20 55 18
Galleri Cupido

Svartmangatan 27, 111 29 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallericupido.se
Phone: +46 8 20 00 38
Galleri Dialog

Slussplan 1, 103 15 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 20 40 91
Galleri Embla

Hornsgatan 42, 118 21 Stockholm
Homepage: www.galleriembla.se
Phone: +46 8 640 75 88
Galleri Eva Solvang

Grevgatan 26, 114 53 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallerievasolvang.se
Phone: +46 8-442 61 80
Galleri Freden

Tyska Brinken 19, 111 27 Stockholm
Homepage: web.galleri-freden.com
Phone: +46 8 715 18 88
Galleri HERA

Hornsgatan 36, 118 20 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallerihera.se
Phone: +46 8 642 11 13
Galleri Index

St Paulsgatan 3, 11846 Stockholm
Homepage: www.indexfoundation.nu
Phone: +46 8 640 94 92

Galleri Inger Molin

Kommendörsgatan 24,114 48 Stockholm
Homepage: Galleri Inger Molin
Phone: +46 8 528 008 30
Galleri Lars Bohman

Karlavägen 16, 114 31 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallerilarsbohman.com
Phone: +46 8 20 78 07
Galleri Lucidor

Hornsgatan 36, 118 20 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 640 67 86
Galleri Micro

Hornsgatan 40, 118 21 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 640 03 07
Galleri Olsson

Fredsgatan 12, Konstakademiens Hus
Homepage: www.olssongallery.com
Phone: +46 (0)70 52 05 777
Galleri Stenlund

Tyska Stallplan 1, 111 29 Stockholm
Homepage: www.galleristenlund.se
Phone: +46 8 21 24 72
Galleri Stolen

Birger Jarlsgatan 57, 113 56 Stockholm
Homepage: www.galleristolen.se
Phone: +46 8 442 91 50
Galleri Svarta Soffan

Skånegatan 79, 116 35 Stockholm
Homepage: www.svartasoffan.se
Phone: +46 8 641 52 01
Galleri Svenska Bilder

Karlavägen 69, 114 49 Stockholm
Homepage: www.svenskabilder.se
Phone: +46 8 663 67 18
Galleri Överkikaren

Köpmangatan 12, 111 31 Stockholm
Homepage: www.gallerioverkikaren.se
Phone: +46 8 10 63 10
Grafioteket

Västerlånggatan 14, 111 29 Stockholm
Homepage: www.grafioteket.com
Phone: +46 8 20 50 04
Grafiska Sällskapet

Hornsgatan 6, 118 20 Stockholm
Homepage: www.grafiskasallskapet.se
Phone: +46 8 643 88 04
Jonas Bohlin Design

Södermalmstorg 4, 116 45 Stockholm
Homepage: Jonas Bohlin
Phone: +46 8 615 23 89
Kaolin

Hornsgatan 50, 118 21 Stockholm
Homepage: www.kaolin.se
Phone: +46 8 644 46 00
Konsthantverkarna

Mäster Samuelsgatan 2, 111 44 Stockholm
Homepage: www.konsthantverkarna.se
Phone: +46 8 611 03 70
Kurt Svenssons Konsthandel

Västerlånggatan 76, 111 29 Stockholm
Homepage: www.kurtsvenssonskonst.com
Phone: +46 8 20 87 81
Leif Söderströms Konsthandel

Stora Nygatan 46, 111 27 Stockholm
Homepage: Leif Söderströms Konsthandel
Phone: +46 8 21 41 05
Lillklara Grafik

Västerlånggatan 57, 111 29 Stockholm
Homepage: -
Phone: +46 8 20 07 43
Magasin 3

Stockholms Frihamn, 115 56 Stockholm
Homepage: www.magasin3.com
Phone: +46 8 545 680 40
Nutida Svenskt Silver

Arsenalsgatan 3, 111 47 Stockholm
Homepage: www.nutida.nu
Phone: +46 8 611 67 18
Studio L²

Kindstugatan 3, 11131 Stockholm
Homepage: www.lidstromer.com
Phone: +46 8 21 08 11
Suomi Galleri

Grevgatan 8, 114 53 Stockholm
Homepage: www.suomigalleri.se
Phone: +46 8 667 65 55
Södra Galleriet

Hornsgatan 34, 118 20 Stockholm
Homepage: Södra Galleriet
Phone: +46 8 702 03 05
Utställningssalongen

Karlavägen 81, 114 59 Stockholm
Homepage: www.utstsalong.net
Phone: +46 8 665 00 37
Åmells konsthandel

Birjer Jarlsgatan 14 114 34 Stockholm
Homepage: www.amells.com
Phone: +46 8 716 14 37

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Architecture in Stockholm

Stockholm is a truly wonderful place to enjoy architecture. There are exotic influences, modern day classics and buildings dating back hundreds of years. This makes for a versatile experience which allows visitors to find the styles they find most appealing and not feel limited to a certain genre.

Below you will find a list of significant items that will introduce you to other interesting sites on the way. Remember the point of vacation is to enjoy, and find your own pace. We're not here to tell you what to see, only point you in the right direction.

Amiralitetshuset

The original building is from 1648 but it was rebuilt 1844-46 by a man named Fredrik Blom. The reconstruction in the 19th century revitalized the original 17th century appearance, adding characteristic details to the building.
Address: Amiralitetsvägen 1

Berwaldhallen

Berwaldshallen was finished in 1979, and almost melts into the surroundings of Djurgården. This concert hall is built into the rocks and is known for its amazing acoustics, which is probably why the Philharmonics call this "home".
Address: Dag Hammarskjölds väg 3
Phone: +46 8 784 50 00

Birger Jarls Torn

This tower was built built by order of Gustav Vasa at the end of the 16th century. It was originally a part of an effort to better the city's defence in times of war.
Address:Riddarholmskajen, 111 28 Riddarholmen
Phone:+46 8 696 72 89

Den Gyldene Freden

This restaurant has long been connected to the famous Swedish musician Carl Michael Bellman, and has been in the same building since 1722. Though renovations have occurred through the years, the 18th century feel has been maintained in a genuine way.
Address:Österlånggatan 51
Phone: +46 8 24 97 60

Eriksdalsbadet

This is the place to go swimming in Stockholm, inside that is. Built in 1999, this indoor bath house has three different swimming areas but the adventure water park is the most spectacular. With colourful mosaic tiles and huge windows, a water slide, caves and bubbles and more make this a fun and modern place.
Address:Hammarby Slussväg 20
Phone: +46 8 508 40 250

Globen

The Globe is a genuinely interesting building that was finished in 1988. It was built in a spherical shape and truly stands out from the crowd. The Globe is an arena now, hosting world class concerts and sporting events that easily fill the 16 000 seats with ecstatic crowds.
Address: Globentorget 2
Phone: +46 8 725 10 00

Gärdet

This is a part of town completely built in the Functional style from the 1930's. The buildings in lower Gärdet still have a few of the original details, and in the upper and eastern parts, you can find buildings that are more obviously part of the functional era.
Address: Rindögatan 115 36 Stockholm

Hammarby Sjöstad

This is a new part of the city where building is still in progress. It was originally a harbor district where small industries thrived on the proximity to the water. Today the water draws the larger contractors and residential houses are being built. Simplicity and light colours give it a functional feel.
Address: Sickla Kanalgata 3 120 67 Stockholm
Homepage: www.hammarbysjostad.se

Italienska Kulturinstitutet

The Italian Institute of Culture is situated in a building on Gärdet and was designed in the 1950s by the architect Gio Ponti. The exterior and interior design is a typical example of Italian post-war architecture.
Address: Gärdesgatan 14
Phone: +46 8 545 857 60

Katarinahissen

This lift (built in 1936) connects Slussen to the square Mosebacke Torg. It was built as part of another building and together they form a classic example of early Swedish functionalism. In a glass gangway at the top of the lift there is a restaurant which gives guests a wonderful view of the city with their meal.
Address: Stadsgården 6

Konserthuset

This building/concert hall was finished in 1926 and Ivar Tengbom was the original architect. It is characterized by Swedish Grace and the hall itself is where the Nobel Prizes are awarded. Major concerts also take place here.
Address:Hötorget 8
Phone:+46-8 786 02 00

Kulturhuset

This building (finished in 1973) is a cultural centre and meant to work as a counterbalance to the shopping and business area around Hötorget. As it is adjacent to Sergels Torg, which is known as the very centre of town, it forms an integral part of the city.
Address:Sergels Torg 1
Phone: +46- 8 508 314 00

Kungliga Operan

This is the royal opera, and the architecture is intended to mimic the Royal Palace's (located across the water) style. It was built in the 1800's but the reconstruction has also made other parts of the building immensely popular. The Cafe Opera is now a legendary night club for the posh crowd and the restaurant is rated high on most critics lists.
Address: Gustav Adolfs torg 111 52 Stockholm
Phone:+46-8 791 43 00

Kungliga Slottet

Horizontal lines are characteristic to Kungliga Slottet/The Royal Palace, which was completed in 1754. The building itself was of particular significance to the artistic development in Stockholm, mainly due to the fact that the French architect Tessin, brought in craftsmen from France who in turn took on apprentices in Stockholm, thereby passing the trade on in Stockholm.
Address:Slottsbacken
Phone: +46 8 402 61 30

Liljevalchs Konsthall

Liljevalchs Konsthall is an example of early Swedish Grace, or neo-classicism and a popular gallery. It has been a hot-spot for artists to exhibit their work ever since the building was finished in 1916. The interior is light and welcoming and and some of the ornamentations are made by Carl Milles.
Address: Djurgårdsvägen 60
Phone: +46 8 508 313 30
Homepage: www.liljevalchs.com

Moderna museet & Arkitekturmuseet

The Spanish architect Moneo is the person behind this building finished in 1998. It houses two museums, Moderna museet (The Museum of Modern Art) and Arkitekturmuseet (Museum of Architecture). The building has been critically acclaimed because it simultaneously blends with the commontion of the city as well as with the nature surrounding it.
Address: Skeppsholmen
Phone: +46 8 519 552 00

Nationalmuseum

The German architect Stüler is the person who created this museumin 1866. He is also the one who designed and created the Neues Museum in Berlin. His museum in Stockholm was built when the art collection in the Royal Palace outgrew the wing it was housed in. The most recent addition to the building is the Atrium, which now serves as a restaurant and reception hall.
Address: Södra Blasieholmshamnen
Phone: +46 8 519 543 00

Nordiska Museet

Djurgårdsvägen 6 115 93 Stockholm +46 8 519 560 00

Norr Mälarstrand

Norr Mälarstrand 112 20 Stockholm

Riddarhuset

Riddarhustorget 10 103 11 Stockholm +46 8 723 39 90

Röda Bergen

Falugatan 5 113 32 Stockholm

S:t Eriksområdet

Kungsholmen Stockholm

The Woodland Cemetery

Sockenvägen 492 122 33 Stockholm +46 8 508 301 14

Slussen

Slussen 104 65 Stockholm

Stadion

Lidingövägen 1 114 33 Stockholm +46 8 508 283 62

Stadsbiblioteket

Sveavägen 73 113 80 Stockholm +46 8 508 311 00

Stadshuset

Ragnar Östbergs plan 1 105 35 Stockholm +46 8 508 290 00

Vasamuseet

Galärvarvsvägen 14 102 52 Stockholm +46 8 519 548 00

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Places To Dine

The famous Swedish smorgasbord dates back to the 18th century. At that time it was just a small side table with appetizers such as pickled herring. These were consumed standing together with copious amounts of vodka or aquavit. As time went by it grew to become more than a full meal in its own right. Very few restaurants, if any, feature smorgasbord any more. But there is one exception and that is the Christmas smorgasbord, served everywhere during December. This one at the Opera Restaurant (Operakällaren), where advance reservations are definitely needed a long time ahead. Pricey at around SEK 900 but worth every penny. (Photo: A. Tondoni)

The choices are simply endless. To give you at least some help, we have compiled 200 recommendations from respected restaurant guides and added a few of our own favorites with a rough indication of the price level.

A tip: Stockholmers are price sensitive at lunchtime, so look for today's lunch at really nice places, that would otherwise be out of your price range. You might find gourmet food for as little as SEK 80 or even less.

* Gourmet Restaurants

The gourmet dining scene in Stockholm is a lot livelier than you might expect. Swedish chefs win international gastonomic competions time and time again and most of them are based in Stockholm, which can boast of the country's only restaurant with two stars in Michelin's fabled Guide Rouge (Edsbacka - see below).

Gourmet dining is not cheap. Expect prices for a main course in the top places with stars in Guide Rouge around SEK 225 to SEK 525 with starters and desserts around SEK 150. A bit less elsewhere.
Stockholm: Restaurants


BISTRO RUBY Österlånggatan 14, Old Town in Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 20 57 76. Pricelevel: high. Paris in the Old Town! A local cozy restaurant with mostly French dishes on the menu. The walls are covered by political and erotic drawings by Erik Dietman.

DEN GYLDENE FREDEN Österlånggatan 51, Stockholm, Ph +46(0)8 24 97 60. Pricelevel: high. Opened already in 1722! Swedish poets and artists like Bellman, Zorn and Taube used to be regular guests here. Besides the poetric atmosphere the restaurant offers delicious Swedish-French cuisine. Rated BiB-Gourmand in the Guide Michelin.

EDSBACKA KROG Sollentunav. 220, Sollentuna. Ph +46(0)8 96 33 00. Pricelevel: high. The short trip to Sollentuna is well worth it. The restaurant, built in 1626, serves lovely food of best internationell standard. Finest ingredients and perfect service is combined with food so nicely decorated that the plates resembles artwork. Awarded two stars in the Michelin Guide!

ERIKS GONDOLEN Stadsgården 6, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 641 70 90. Pricelevel: high. 36 meter above ground Gondolen offers a priceless view over Stockholm and the surrounding water. Besides excellent food in a charming setting there is a popular bar serving a wide choice of cocktails.

ESPERANTO Kungstensgatan 2. Ph +46(0)8 696 23 23. Pricelevel: high. This is the right place if you are looking for absolute immaculate perfectionism in every single detail. Innovative cooking with seasonal ingredients. Awarded one star in the Michelin Guide!

F12 Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm, Ph +46 (0)8 24 80 52. Pricelevel: high. The combination of different food traditions might seem a bit odd. But the composer is a chef of star quality and the result as well. The atmosphere is trendy and choosy, just like its guests. Awarded one star in the Michelin Guide.

KB Smålandsgatan 7, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 679 60 32. Pricelevel: high. With walls painted with athmosphere KB is often visited by Swedish intellectual leaders. Cosy bar with fancy dishes.

LE ROUGE Brunnsgränd 2, Stockholm. Ph +46 (0)8 505 224 30. Pricelevel: high. Just opened gourmet restaurant located in medieval vaults. The ambitions are high and the results are excellent. French, Italian and international food.

LEJONTORNET Lilla Nygatan 5, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 506 400 80. Pricelevel: high. Uniqe environment that goes back to year 1300. Exquisite food based on Swedish primes. Don´t forget to try the desserts. Lunch is served in the Bistro at more reasonable prices. One star in the Guide Michelin.

LUX Primusgatan 116, Stockholm, Ph +46(0)8 619 01 90. Pricelevel: high. An old factory has become a great restaurant with interior design close to raw and strict elegans. Awarded chefs creates the best out of true Swedish cuisine. In the summer we recommend to book a a table on the terrace overlooking the lake Mälaren. Lux is awarded one star in the Michelin Guide!

MATHIAS DAHLGREN Grand Hôtel, S. Blasieholmshamnen 2 Stockholm. Ph +46 (0)8 679 35 84. Pricelevel: high. The master cook Mathias Dahlgren has opened a new elegant restaurant. Just 36 guests are served at this top of the line restaurant. The bar has room for another 64 persons. One star in the Guide Michelin.

OPERAKÄLLAREN Operahuset, Stockholm, Ph +46 (0)8 676 58 00. Pricelevel: high. A meal experience of a very high standard! In this cuIinary Mecca, food has been served since 1787 and it was here the famous chef Tore Wretman turned plain food into a form of art. Awarded one star in the Michelin Guide!

PAUL & NORBERT Strandvägen 9, Stockholm, Ph +46(0)8 663 81 83. Pricelevel: high. International and sophisticated cuisine for the absolute gourmet. Try a complete menu degustation or feel free to compose your own. Modern, elegant and perfect service. Imposing wine list where many wines can be ordered by the glass.

PAUS BAR & KÖK Rörstrandsgatan 18, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 34 44 05. Pricelevel: high. Elegant, local restaurant with minimalistic interior. The kitchen is advanced with very high ambitions.

PONTUS Brunnsgatan 1, Stockholm, Ph +46(0)8 545 273 00. Pricelevel: high. Culinary high lights created by young star chef for the cityslickers of Stockholm. Pleasant atmosphere and wealthy guests.

PRINSEN Mäster Samuelsgatan 4, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 611 13 31 . Pricelevel: high. Exciting mix of Swedish and international cuisine. Try the roasted lamb racks or fish quenelles.

RESTAURANT JOSEFINA Galärvarvsvägen 10, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 664 10 04. Pricelevel: high. Classical interior with cut-glass chandeliers and stucco ceiling. Excellent Swedish cuisine.

STALLMÄSTARGÅRDEN Norrtull in Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 610 13 00. Pricelevel: high. Built in 1600 with a beautiful view overlooking Brunnsviken, the restaurant serves the finest from the Swedish cuisine and specialities from char coal grill and rotisserie.

ULRIKSDALS WÄRDSHUS Ulriksdals slottspark. Ph +46(0)8 85 08 15. Pricelevel: high. Culture history is mixed with gastronomic sucess. The Smörgåsbord is widely known. Their collection of wine has a place in the book of Guinness World Record.

VASSA EGGEN Birger Jarlsgatan 29, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 21 61 69. Pricelevel: high. Named after a novel by Somerset Maugham. International kitchen with food cooked and served in a new and innovative way. Modern, fastidious interior. Very friendly and caring staff.

WÄRDSHUSET ULLA WINBLAD Rosendalsv. 8 (Djurgården), Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 534 897 01. Pricelevel: high. In this beautifully located pavilion from 1887 dining is consumed with the Swedish poet Bellman as a spiritual neighbour at the table. Swedish, classic food. Enjoy your meal in the lovely garden during summer. BiB-Gourmand classified in the Guide Michelin.

Vegetarian Restaurants

CHUTNEY Katarina Bangata 17, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 640 30 10. Pricelevel: low. Great lunches with friendly staff. Try the Nasi Goreng with peanut sauce.

HATAM Kammakaregatan 9, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 24 49 90. Pricelevel: low. Persian restaurant with calm and pleasant atmosphere. Tasty vegetarian dishes at a good price.

HERMANS Fjällgatan 23 A, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 643 94 80. Pricelevel: low. Outstanding view from the terrass! Also very good vegetarian dishes and a generous buffe.

HERMITAGE Stora Nygatan 11, Old Town in Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 411 95 00. Pricelevel: low. Good choice if you prefer vegetarian and or Asian food.

LAO WAI Luntmakargatan 74, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 673 78 00. Pricelevel: low. All vegetarian, perfect choice if you are looking for that little extra.

MARTINS GRÖNA Regeringsgatan 91, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 411 58 50. Pricelevel: low. Open for lunches with a vegetarian variety.

SEYHMUS VEGETARISKA Varvsgatan 29, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 658 55 55. Pricelevel: low. Green, lean and rich buffé. Also vegan choices.

VURMA Gästrikegatan 2, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 30 62 30. Pricelevel: low. Try the spicy vegetarian sandwich!.

ÖRTAGÅRDEN Nybrogatan 31, Stockholm. Ph +46(0)8 622 17 28. Pricelevel: low. Vegetarian pioneer located close to Östermalmshallen.

The above list of eateries are but a few; The city is abound with numerous; Swedish restaurants, Fish & seafood restaurants, Italian restaurants, Food & Culture, Vasastan, & Kungsholmen, as well as; Norrmalm - Östermalm - Gamla Stan - Södermalm, and countless
Bars & pubs & Coffee houses.

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Pubs & Bars

ABSOLUTE ICEBAR Vasaplan, Nordic Sea Hotel. Absolutely the coolest bar in town!

AKKURAT Hornsgatan 18, Stockholm. Live music and 400 different sorts of whisky.

ALLMÄNNA GALLERIET Kronobergsgatan 37, Stockholm. Trendy New York feeling.

ANNAKHAN Riddargatan 12, Stockholm.Drinks and incenses from India.

BARA VI Skånegatan 59, Stockholm. Red sofas and lighted candles.

BOULE & BERSÅ Sjökvarnsbacken 13, Stockholm.Boule and Czech beer out door.

CADIERBAREN Södra Blasieholmshamnen 2, Stockholm. Located in the Grand Hotel, very elegant.

GONDOLEN Stadsgården 6, at Slussen in Stockholm. Best in town! Serves a wide choice of cocktails

GÖSTAS BAR Bondegatan 1, Stockholm. Beer, rolls and flowery wallpapers.

GRILL Drottninggatan 89, Stockholm. Great bar tenders.

HARVEST HOME Bondegatan 1, Stockholm. Polished country-pub.

HOTELLET Linnégatan 18, Stockholm. Line up for James Bond...

JOSEFINA Galärvarvsvägen 10, Stockholm. First class terrace.

KB Smålandsgatan 7, Stockholm. Intellectual atmosphere.

LEMON Scheelegatan 8, Stockholm. Great crowd and atmosphere.

LIMERICK Tegnérgatan 10, Stockholm. Guinness and Kilkenny.

MONDÄN Tulegatan 10, Stockholm. Everything is great - in a great way!

MORFAR GINKO Swedenborgsgatan 13, Stockholm. A genuine feeling of New York.

NADA Åsögatan 140, Stockholm. The best bar in the southern parts of the city?

O-BAREN Stureplan 2, Stockholm. This is where it´s happening.

OCH HIMLEN DÄRTILL Götgatan 78, Stockholm. Top floor in Skrapan. Great view.

OPERABAREN Operahouse, Kungsträdgården in Stockholm. Art Noveau, leather and marble.

PET SOUNDS BAR Skånegatan 80, Stockholm. For the music lovers.

PLEASANT Kammakargatan 9, Stockholm. Beverages and good food.

RICHE Birger Jarlsgatan 4, Stockholm. Classical and trendy.

SJÖHÄSTEN Långholmsgatan 24, Stockholm. Relaxed with live music.

SNOTTY BAR Skånegatan 90, Stockholm. Charming and personal.

SOLDATEN SVEJK Östgötagatan 35, Stockholm. Czech beer.

SPY BAR Birger Jarlsgatan 20, Stockholm. The place for all wannabees.

TEATRON Regeringsgatan 61, Stockholm. Flashy but no need to line-up.

TENNSTOPET Dalagatan 50, Stockholm. Classic meeting point.

THE DUBLINER Smålandsgatan 8, Stockholm. Irish music and malt whiskey.

TUDOR ARMS Grevgatan 31, Stockholm. One of the eldest pubs in the city.

VASSA EGGEN Birger Jarlsgatan 29, Stockholm. Come early for a seat in the sofa.

VERANDAN Karl XII:s Torg (Operakällaren), Stockholm. Luxurious, decadent and intimate.

v4 Verkstadsgatan 4, Stockholm. Snacks and drinks in a cosy lounge.

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