Katarinahissen
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Katarinahissen is a local landmark located just across the road from Slussen subway station. Below the footbridge to the elevator you’ll find a restaurant called Gondolen – savour a cocktail in their highly reputable bar while soaking up the scenery. It’s a fairly pricey place, but a sunset tipple is more than worth it for the views.
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Stockholm archipelago
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Escape the bustle of the city and head to one of Stockholm’s many magical islands for a day of swimming, sunning and strolling. Ferries and steamboat tours depart from Strömkajen near Kungsträdgården subway station. Popular islands include Vaxholm, Utö and Sandhamn. Prices vary depending on the destination.
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English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Swedish
Skogskyrkogården
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Featuring an inspiring blend of art, architecture and nature, it’s easy to see why Skogskyrkogården is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Open 24 hours a day throughout the year, it’s the perfect place for long walks and peaceful contemplation.
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Monteliusvägen
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Take a short stroll from Slussen or Maria Torget through the winding, cobbled streets of northern Södermalm up to Monteliusvägen. Along this dusty cliff path a sweeping panorama of Gamla Stan and Kungsholmen lines the water and the northern sky opens up above you. Prepare yourself for show stopping sunsets (and sunrises if you're up early!)
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Storkyrkan
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This is where the current king and queen of Sweden were married, along with Crown Princess Victoria and her personal trainer, Prince Daniel. One of its many treasures is the dramatic 15th-century statue “St George and the Dragon”, which was commissioned to commemorate Swedish victory in one of Sweden’s many battles with Denmark.
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Stadsbiblioteket
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Designed by celebrated Swedish architect Gunnar Asplund, Stadsbiblioteket is one of Stockholm’s most notable icons. Step inside to discover the real masterpiece – a stunning panorama of books spanning the cylindrical walls.
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Skansen
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Employees at Skansen are kind and helpful and their animal expert is one of the most famous (and awesome) person in Sweden.
It's never crowed, unless you are by the big stage on Tuesdays in the summer when "Allsång På Skansen" is present. It's a show where singers
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Djurgården
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Besides being home to several of Stockholm’s most famous museums and attractions, Djurgården boasts extensive stretches of forest and parkland perfect for peaceful picnics, long walks and blissful bike rides. Be sure to stop by Rosendals Trädgård – a gorgeous organic café and garden that’s bound to blow your mind.
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Södermalm
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If trendy vintage clothing boutiques, cool independent galleries and intimate little bars get your hipster heart pounding, Söder is most definitely the Stockholm island for you. Can’t get enough of bushy beards and Buddy Holly spectacles? Head directly to “SoFo”, otherwise avoid this area at all costs.
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Rosendals Trädgård
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In spring you can have a picnic under the blossoming apple trees. In summer you can enjoy a great variety of blooming flowers and have a glass of wine outdoors. Autumn is the harvest time when you can taste several sorts of apples or buy a pumpkin. Winter is simply good for sitting around the fireplace with a cup of herb tea!
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Fåfängan
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You can see it from afar – keep an eye out for neat rows of trees atop a rocky mountain. The café at its peak (open when the flags are raised) has mixed reviews, so do as the locals do and bring along a picnic.
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Vitabergsparken
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When the snow has melted and the wind has lost its chill, this is where you’ll find Södermalm locals drinking up the sunshine. If you’re looking for a green space to relax, have a picnic or down a couple of beers, Vitabergsparken is a picturesque setting.
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Riddarholmen
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To take some great pictures with old town hall in the background and enjoy some peaceful quietness.
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Stockholm by Segway
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Duration
2 h
Languages
Swedish, English, Spanish, German, Italian
Drottningholms Slott
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This is the place to indulge in history and architecture. Even as a Swede it is fascinating to walk through the royal chambers getting to know more about life as a royalty several hundred years ago. What about being washed every day with an audience or letting a life guard sleep in your bureau? The surroundings is a peaceful escape from the city.
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Sergels Torg
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You will most likely visit this place. It's right next to the T-Centralen metro exit, a connection point for wherever you're planning to go. But when you do visit, pay attention to the place you're passing by and realize that this is where people will gather to shout out their believes or attempt to bath in the fountain after a graduation.
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