Most reviewed places in Stockholm, Sweden

Museum for well-preserved, 17th-century warship, Vasa, that sank on her maiden voyage in 1628.

Baroque-style royal palace with 3 museums & a vast library. Admission fee can include a guided tour.

Open-air Swedish history museum, with buildings, people in costume & a zoo with Nordic animals.

City-center park with a winter ice rink, concerts & events, art galleries, restaurants & cafes.

Museum in a brick-built, former customs house with a contemporary photography exhibition program.

😠 Never go to Åhlens i t central under the stairs. I was there waiting for my friend and I was just looking in the mirror when I came up to a staff member what happened to you? Why does she ask that? The staff doesn't care. She looked at me like a thief and kept his eyes on me. Really uncomfortable. I...

Collection of the pop group's memorabilia & interactive exhibits, including a studio & dance floor.

Public square featuring a sunken pedestrian plaza with a distinctive grey & white triangular design.

Upmarket shop occupying an Art Nouveau building, including fashion, beauty, homewares & restaurants.

Displays on native traditions & trends in home decor & fashion, plus festivals & events.

👍👍 Excellent collection of printed material. You will find comic books, manga, books, games, cards and posters. You will also find figurines, toys, gadgets, memorabilia and themed clothes. You will not find movies, series or music, as the store does not specialize in those media. The service is friendl...

Indoor, 2-level market featuring specialty ingredients & prepared foods from around the world.

Genteel, 1920s-style cafe for self-serve lunches & pastries, snacks, coffee & afternoon tea.

Unfussy restaurant specializing in meatball dishes, plus global eats, desserts, wine & draft beer.

Museum of painting, sculpture, design, applied & graphic art from the Middle Ages to the present.

Exhibits about the history of the Nobel Prize & the significant contributions made by its winners.

Fun park devoted to young children's literature with a theater, a train & a playhouse, plus parties.

Displays including the Viking era & the Middle Ages, including a gold room & ecclesiastical art.

Medieval fare & grog served in lively, Viking-themed restaurant filled with candles & wood benches.

😠 Had heard good things about the place but was sadly disappointed. Waited 15 min for a menu and then 35 min for the food. I ordered the bearnaise 150g steak but as you can see that was never 150g, ridiculously small. Also the warmth was lacking. My company had the chicken burger and it was nearly col...