Hobo has a more youthful energy than other nearby hotels. Rooms are chic, functional, and include a peg board wall dotted with 'tools' guests can borrow. Other amenities include a restaurant, two bars, and a weekend club.
Ett Hem is a luxury hotel located a bit outside of central Stockholm. Guests that manage to book one of the twelve rooms will feel as if they have stepped into a home design magazine. There's even a hammam for guests to enjoy.
Folii is a charming wine bar with an extensive wine list. There are many wines by the glass, making it possible to try a few in one sitting. Small snacks along with charcuterie and cheese boards are available.
One for the carnivores. Restaurant AG has a reputation as one Stockholm's best when it comes to meat cuts - browse their pre-order menu for the most specialized options. The venue also actively showcases one of its dry-aging rooms.
Östermalm is an affluent neighborhood in Stockholm. There is plenty for the tourist to experience here, from great restaurants and shopping, to a vibrant nightlife that includes posh nightclubs and swanky bars.
About an hour from Stockholm lies the charming town of Strängnäs, situated on the shores of Lake Mälaren. The town is home to several historical buildings, a tank museum, and a lively town center.
Located next to the acclaimed but pricey Oaxen Krog, this is the restaurant group's more casual bistro. Situated steps away from a scenic shipyard, their menu is modern Swedish and lends itself well to family-style dining.
Architecture and film enthusiasts alike will appreciate this building, which houses the Swedish Film Institute. Inside, visitors can enjoy two cinemas, a film library, and a restaurant.
Portal offers delicious but uncomplicated modern Swedish cuisine in a relaxed environment. In addition to its proven kitchen - where the menu changes weekly - the venue offers a great selection of wines and cocktails.
Celebrated wine bar that stocks a large collection of bottles from small and independent producers. Tyge & Sessil also offers a menu of sophisticated small plates for its hungry guests. A trifecta of atmosphere, service, and quality.
Blique By Nobis is a four-star hotel offering ultra-industrial rooms of differing sizes - from sleek bedrooms to more comprehensive, long-stay suites. The venue also includes two restaurants, a rooftop terrace, and a bar.
This indoor historic market is a fun destination for foodies. There is a mix of produce, seafood, and meat stalls along with restaurants, bars, and specialty shops. While it's not the cheapest option, the quality is very high.
Nobis Hotel offers spacious, warm, and luxurious rooms with a line-up of amenities. Restaurants include a more casual bistro and an upscale European restaurant, plus a stylish cocktail bar.
Indio Studios is a small movie theater that champions indie and global features. The venue also boasts an adjoining eatery that serves Japanese food with Peruvian influences. Come for the arthouse films, linger for the food and drink.
Djurgården is an island near the center of Stockholm consisting largely of the National City Park. Additionally, this island is home to a selection of museums and an amusement park. An ideal locale for a day of leisure.
Located close to Stockholm, Södertälje is a port city featuring several historical landmarks and interesting museums, including the open-air museum Torekällberget and Gripsholm Castle.
Lively university town located north of Stockholm. Home to numerous historical landmarks, such as the oldest university in Sweden and a burial ground for Swedish royalty.
Dubbed "Sweden's pleasure garden" for its diversity of landscapes. The area is conveniently located near Stockholm and offers many day trip opportunities - from ~400 castles to numerous villages and hiking trails.
Small plates and terrace drinks. Bleck's kitchen serves up a variety of international dishes - though it may take a few to satiate serious hunger. Still, drinks here are always a winner. Book a terrace table for alfresco drinks.
A go-to in Stockholm for brunch and light bites. The menu features Scandinavian classics alongside other international dishes. Bookings are recommended during peak hours - bag an outdoor table if the weather permits.
Known throughout the city for its coffee - the baristas use high-quality beans and artisanal brewing methods. But be sure to visit hungry too, as the savory and sweet offerings by the counter are equally as good.
This small island is the historic center of Stockholm and is home to such sites as The Royal Palace and the Stockholm cathedral. It is known for having the best cocktail bars in town, as well as fine dining.
Adam/Albin is a fine-dining restaurant that prepares a Nordic-inspired tasting menu - the venue's open kitchen allows patrons to watch the chefs work. Be sure to reserve a table ahead of time as the small dining room fills up fast.
Pom & Flora is a hip destinations for breakfast in Stockholm. Their menu leans towards healthier options, but there are plenty of plates worth the indulgence. Expect acai bowls, porridges, egg dishes, and more.
Quaint town south of Stockholm, perfect for exploring the archipelago. It's an ideal day or weekend trip destination, offering ample opportunities to discover Sweden's natural beauty.
The seat of Stockholm Municipality but most famous for hosting the annual Nobel Prize Banquet. The building is also a prime example of National Romantic - a Nordic architectural style. View from across the Riddarfjärden or up close.
The largest sphere-shaped building in the world. An architectural intrigue, the venue also hosts various events - from sports matches to concerts and performances. Visitors can also take the "Skyview" elevator to the top of the sphere.
Sturebadet is an excellent choice for a good value spa day. The facility offers a stunning pool, sauna, hammam, and massages. The on-site restaurant serves delicious lunch to complete the experience.
The Berns Hotel, a historic boutique, is equally famous as a music venue and nightclub. The hotel itself boasts 81 rooms, an opulent dining hall, leisure facilities, and a rooftop bar. Book a stay, or at the very least, visit to party.
One of Sweden's most prominent art museums. Its extensive collection contains works dating from the Middle Ages to the present. Entry into the permanent exhibits is free and there is plenty to see throughout.
High-end restaurant that focuses on locally sourced produce and ethical meat from the Stockholm Archipelago. Their thoughtful beverage list complements their menu.
Sophisticated restaurant within the namesake hotel. Offers a beautiful patio area for enjoying a relaxing lunch or dinner. The menu offers delicious traditional Swedish cuisine like meatballs, herring, and venison.
Gastrologik has been awarded two Michelin stars, is certified organic, and is also committed to exclusively using Swedish produce. As such, the menu changes daily. For a true Swedish experience, opt for the Nordic beverage pairing.
Moderna Museet is a large museum showcasing a collection of over 130,000 pieces of artwork - from contemporary and modern art to photography. This extensive portfolio allows the museum to circulate its exhibits.
This Stockholm institution serves classic Swedish cuisine in a friendly beer hall atmosphere. Come the weekend, Kvarnen's basement fills with people ready to dance and party.
Njuta Spa offers relaxation and leisure outside of the city center. Opt for a massage session, soak in jacuzzis that overlook the surrounding archipelago, or cleanse in the facility's sauna. A taste of Nordic comfort.
This island, located at the center of Stockholm, is one of the trendiest and most popular areas in the city. It offers a wide array of attractions and entertainment options, including shops, restaurants, bars, and museums.
A renowned national stage that showcases some of the country's finest spoken drama performances. Around 1000 events take place each year. The venue, built in 1908, is also a sightseeing locale for its Art Nouveau design.
This quirky little Italian restaurant is a great spot for lunch or dinner offering delicious, classic Italian dishes. Notable favorites include the truffle pasta and burrata.
This old-school fine-dining restaurant has been in Stockholm for so long that it has become an institution. Expect plenty of seafood options, a great patio for nice weather, and traditional Swedish dishes.
The Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design, or the 'ArkDes', is the largest museum in the country dedicated to the architectural form. Exhibits discuss the history, culture, and societal relevance of the medium, and design in general.
About an hour drive from Stockholm is the small town of Mariefred, the site of a former Carthusian Monastery. It is well known for the large Gripsholm Castle, but there is also the historic S/S Mariefred boat to ferry visitors about.
While this stop isn't for everyone, it is an interesting attraction recognized by UNESCO. It's a blend of a cemetery, park, and woodland with some interesting architecture throughout. The trails make for a peaceful afternoon walk.
The center of Stockholm holds the architecturally impressive, neoclassic-styled parliament building. It's worth a small detour to see the outside of the building, or some may be interested in a guided tour of the interior.
Södertörn, Sweden's third-largest island, is located just south of Stockholm. It's the perfect destination for a day trip for those who want to explore Sweden's nature, with an array of lakes and forests to discover.
It's not easy to reach the island of Gotland, as visitors must choose between a three hour ferry or a flight. But many are surprised by how much this island offers, from beautiful scenery to historic villages and a great dining scene.
Ekstedt is one of Stockholm's premier fine dining experiences. Expect a seven course tasting menu consisting of Nordic inspired cuisine, Swedish ingredients, and which is prepared using only wood burning stoves and ovens.
Främmat walks the line between fine-dining and casual with a shareable and small plate menu. Set in a cosy dining room, it's the perfect place for a luxe, yet relaxed, mid-week dinner.
Artipelag is a waterside art center located thirty minutes from Stockholm. The site integrates contemporary installations with its rural, woodland setting. Visit to browse exhibits, wander the forest grounds, and refresh at the café.
