Stockholm and its surroundings
Over 30,000 islands
Archipelago
The Stockholm Archipelago, boasting over 30,000 islands, islets, and skerries, offers unique access to nature and culture, with regular ferry connections from the city.
Stockholm
Green and Vibrant Capital
Stockholm, a vibrant capital with 975,000 inhabitants, blends Scandinavian tradition with modernity while emphasizing its status as a green city, with one-third of its area dedicated to green spaces.
Everyday Art
An Underground Art Gallery
Stockholm’s metro, launched in 1950, is renowned for its unique art. Its 100 stations, adorned by over 150 artists, make it ‘the world’s longest art gallery.’
Nobel City
Stockholm and the Nobel Prizes
Stockholm, home of the Nobel Prize, celebrates global excellence during its annual ceremonies, reaffirming its significance in the scientific and literary worlds.
Dive into the heart of Sweden by exploring Stockholm, a captivating city that embodies the very essence of the country.
For us, who might not have considered visiting this city before moving here, Stockholm has turned out to be a true favorite. In this vibrant metropolis where history blends seamlessly with modernity, we promise you an experience full of discoveries.
Stroll through the lively streets of Gamla Stan, the charming historic heart of the city, where colorful facades tell centuries of history, or immerse yourself in the cultural richness by visiting the museums and art galleries scattered throughout the city.
Need a break from the urban hustle? Let yourself be charmed by the tranquility of the Stockholm Archipelago, where serene seascapes and picturesque villages invite you to unwind.
How to get to Stockholm?
Stockholm is accessible by train, plane, bus and car, making it a major transportation hub in Sweden with convenient connections to numerous European cities.
The city benefits from high-speed rail connections and regular services connecting Stockholm to other major Swedish cities and various European destinations.
Several airports, including Arlanda, the region’s main international airport, and Bromma, located closer to the city center, make air travel more convenient.
Services of long-distance buses also connect Stockholm to a multitude of Swedish cities and European capitals.
For those who choose to travel by car, well-maintained highways and scenic routes offer a wonderful travel experience.
For detailed information on each mode of transport, including tips and recommendations, check out our comprehensive guide to traveling to Stockholm.
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