Do you know (English): Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, has a huge central railway station. More than 2 lakh 50 thousand people gather here in a day. They have the facility to store and use the heat emitted from their body. This heat is absorbed by the chimney equipment and thereby heats the water.

Pretty solid train station. Decent amount of seating. Pretty easy to navigate as well. One of the escalators wasn't working which was kinda annoying but oh well.

Busy magnificent building with an array of shops and restaurants scattered around. Tourist information centre located here. There are toilets and parking facilities available. I did see lots of customer services people around which was quite reassuring.

Beautiful, well kept and tidy station. There are quite few shops, eateries. It is close to the old town and seems to be safe. In general all these qualities are rarity nowadays.

It has 3 floor and commuter train is connected , for the first timer its bit confusion but if you understand the platfrom line and number then there are no issues. But still i felt they can improve the process so that peole can easily understand where they need to go. T central is connected with red green and blue so you dont have to go outside to find rhe metro . There is bus stand at walking distance to go to any near city and also bus stand to roam in the city. Port is bit far from station

A decent, clean and tidy train station with eateries and shops as expected from a international first world country. But the underpass which connects to the tracks were quite dirty. As for train, the Swedish intercity train that I took from Stockholm to Oslo and vice verse, the first class is not too worth it. Below are the salient comments. 1. Seat cannot decline to rest for a long duration ride 2. Leg room space is not spacious 3. The window were dirty as the exterior were not cleaned 4. Very limited large luggage storage. I suggest to travel light. Totally can't handle full train capacity. 5. Seat were quite old. 6. Train toilet is very small. The smallest that I have encountered in first class carriage. 7. The train was not clean upon arrival from previous city. 8. Good thing is they serve muffins and apple. However the muffins looked eaten and some apples were rotten. 9. Free coffee were diluted, hot water were not hot. Compared to the Norwegian train first class carriage that I took from Oslo to Bergen, totally can't be compared. I suggest to save money for Swedish train to go 2nd class and enjoy the 1st class on Norwegian trains. Even the slightly eastern Europe train such as Poland were much better. Swedish train might need to look into upgrading their trains.

If you traveling with the big bag, I recommend to use the logger to keep your stuff. It a bit expensive but it useful. I believe that more than 1 place of the logger but I used the one on the way to railway station. The biggest one is able to keep a big bag, mine was 70L+34L.

Von außen und innen hat mich die Centralstation von Stockholm positiv überrascht! Es ist sehr sauber und es gibt viele Wartemöglichkeiten für Reisende. Auch gibt es viele Einkaufsgelegenheiten. In der großen Halle und draußen ist es weihnachtlich geschmückt, was dem Bahnhof ein schönes Ambiente bringt.

Beautiful building inside and out. Very clean. Many small restaurants, news stands and food stops. Large hall inside with different lighting color depending on a season or a holiday. On the lower level, there is a shopping gallery. There is a little section where they laid out sand with deck chairs and umbrellas to make it look like a little beach in the train station.

With its convenient location and excellent connectivity, it's the perfect starting point for exploring Stockholm and beyond. The station itself boasts a vibrant atmosphere, also with its magnificent interior.

Central station - friendly staff and very beautiful.

Almost clean and usable also for a foreign tourist. The main hall and the old building is beautiful. The luggage lockers are a little bit small and expensive and could not pay hour by hour just for 4 or 24 hour. Always some homeless people sleeping in the main entrance. How is it possible, when Sweden is one of the richest countries in the World? The Royal King's Palace only 10-15 minutes from here on foot.

T centralen is a major transport hub in Stockholm. Several rail systems pass through it: tunnelbana, the metro, pendeltåg, the commuter rail, the Arlanda Express, and the regional trains. There are also buses and trams as well as taxis and scooter rentals. There are a number of hotels and restaurants at a walking distance. Inside you will find fast food, a Coop grocery store, storage lockers, presbyran, a convenience store, clothing, electronics and a McDonald's at the head of the main hall. It is usually clean and your personal security is medium. You need to watch your bags and pockets, but you are not going to get mugged under threat. The bus terminal is across the street and there is an underground passage to it.

Nice station! Some phone charging ports in the station will be useful. Wifi works great.

Historical place with trains to take for journeys all over Sweden and beyond . Close by you have Arlanda express train station to go to airport. The station has ample choices for eating, shopping and just hanging around till your train arrives. Very good food choices for quick meals and overall ambiance inside the station is very nice.

Very clean, beautiful and secure

Nice and tidy railway station with beautiful architecture. Directions can be found easily and staff is friendly and helpful. Trains run frequently into all regions of the country. City center is just a few minutes away, same is for the metro and local train station.

Clean, efficient, many small shops. Seems a safe spot. Free wifi.

It is one of the most beautiful stations I have ever visited. It is one of the oldest and busiest train station in Europe. And it is symbol of really nice architecture. All types of facilities are available here.

Very relaxing and cozy vibes. The central station is not very big but has all facilities such as lockers, WCs and restaurants and cafes. SJ travellers also have access to a lounge with SJ prio.

Der Hauptbahnhof von Stockholm ist unweit der Altstadt gelegen und das Stadtzentrum ist sehr gut zu Fuss von dort erreichbar. Das historische Gebäude ist im inneren teilweise sehr schön bemalt und die Haupthalle ist nachts atmosphärisch beleuchtet. Es gibt zahlreiche Shops im Bahnhof, so dass dort vor der Abreise noch gegessen oder die letzten Notwendigkeiten eingekauft werden können. Die Beschilderung zu den Gleisen ist vorbildlich und die Orientierung am Bahnhof fällt leicht.

Ein schöner Bahnhof, teilweise etwas unübersichtlich. Die Beleuchtung ist sehr gelungen

Die Fahrt nach Narvik begann in diesem schönen Bahnhof. Insgesamt ist die Centralstation sehr sauber, "aufgeräumt" und bietet den Reisenden eigentlich alles was man so braucht. Wartebereiche sind auch in genügender Zahl vorhanden.

Disappointing. Only 1 microscopic lift shared by 2 tracks. Expect a line when 500 passengers travel with luggage. Roof leaks when rain. Zero luggage trollies. Signs pointing the way were hard to find. Want to know exactly how to walk, step by step, floor by floor, ahead of arriving there.

I have visited it multiple times for my train change

As a first time tourist in Stockholm, I find the central station confusing as it was really complex. Regardless of that, I admire the punctuality of the train/bus schedules unlike from the country where I currently live. The staffs are really helpful and everything was very clean.

One of the prettiest stations I know and still a view to behold. Miss it already.

Newly refreshed and extended with more direct pathways between Metro and Railway. Of course crowded in rush hours and needs a bit of planning to find your way through, especially if not just going to/from trains and the street. Central connection point for all 3 Metros, Commuter-trains, Regional, National and Intrrnational trains, the special Arlanda-train, the special Airport and Ferry Buses and National Buslines.

It's a train station all right but unfortunately going around with bikes is a bit hard as (some) of the elevators are just too small and only a few of the stairs have wheel bars. Not like many trains even take bicycles in Sweden but anyhow.