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It always starts with snow!
... and
sights!
... and
shopping!
... and
eating!
... and
traffic!
... and
sailing!
... and
then you leave!
... but
want to come back!
Welcome to a winter tour in Stockholm!
We will cover everything, from A to ... V!
Here's what you can expect!
- Arlanda Airport: From the express to the Central Station.
- The Metro!
- A winter boat tour!
- The Food, the malls, a walk in the market!
- The Snowed Gardens!
- The Old Town and The Royal Guards Change!
And naturally, the museums from ABBA to the Vikings!
Let's go!
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The City Center
As we
embark on our walking tour in Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, keep the
following points in mind:
This
video is extensive, encompassing approximately 20 distinct areas. To enhance
your convenience, we've divided it into equal segments, each accompanied by
relevant titles. Feel free to navigate through the video using the timestamps
at the bottom or refer to our description tab.
Whenever possible, we'll furnish you with links about museums or costs based on the information available at the time of creating this.
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden and is the most populous city in the Nordic countries. It is a beautiful and historic city with a rich culture. Stockholm is located on 14 islands in Lake Mälaren, which is connected to the Baltic Sea. The city has a population of about 983,457 and is a major center for finance, business, and culture.
Stockholm was founded in 1252 by Birger Jarl, the regent of Sweden. The city was originally built on the island of Stadsholmen, which is now the Gamla Stan (Old Town). Stockholm quickly became a major trading center, and by the 15th century it was the capital of Sweden.
The city was ravaged by fire in 1697, but it was rebuilt in the Baroque style.
In the 20th century, Stockholm became a major industrial city. The city also became a center for the arts and culture, and it hosted the 1912 Summer Olympics.
Stockholm has a humid continental climate with cold, snowy winters and warm, humid summers. The average temperature in Stockholm in January is -4°C, and the average temperature in July is 17°C . The city receives an average of 82 cm of snow per year.
Things
to do in Stockholm in winter.
Before
we expand on that in a while, and as we keep walking in the center, here are
some suggestions:
Go ice
skating at Kungsträdgården: Kungsträdgården is a large park in the center of
Stockholm. In winter, the park is home to an ice skating rink.
Visit
the Christmas markets: Stockholm has several Christmas markets, where you
can buy traditional Swedish Christmas gifts.
Go
skiing or snowboarding: Stockholm has many ski resorts within easy reach
of the city.
Take a sleigh ride through the snow: Some companies offer sleigh rides through the snow in Stockholm.
Tips
for visiting Stockholm in winter
Dress warmly: It is important to dress warmly in Stockholm in winter, as the temperatures can be very cold.
Bring
snow boots: Snow boots are essential for walking around in the snow.
Pack a
hat and gloves: A hat and gloves will help to keep you warm in the cold
weather.
Be prepared for rain and snow: It is important to be prepared for rain and snow, as the weather can change quickly in Stockholm.
Kungsträdgården Park
As
winter descends upon Stockholm, Sweden, a magical transformation takes place in
the heart of the city. Kungsträdgården Park, a vibrant oasis amidst the urban
landscape, transforms into a winter wonderland. In this place, the crisp air
and serene surroundings invite you to embrace the beauty of the season.
Kungsträdgården Park in winter is a symphony of white, a place where nature's artistry comes alive, transforming the cityscape into a breathtaking winter wonderland. Come and experience the magic for yourself. Stockholm awaits!
In this
winter wonderland, there's something magical for everyone.
Delight
in the frosted trees, the crunch of snow under your feet, and the cold, crisp
Swedish air.
The park's central fountain, Lilla Scenen, becomes a mesmerizing ice rink, beckoning skaters to glide across its frozen surface, their silhouettes tracing graceful patterns against the backdrop of snow-laden trees.
Boat Winter tour
Here's
a comprehensive guide on how to take a boat tour during the winter in
Stockholm, Sweden:
The best time to take a boat tour in Stockholm during the winter is from December to February when the city is blanketed in snow and the archipelago is transformed into a magical winter wonderland.
Dress Warm: Stockholm winters can be quite chilly, so be sure to pack warm layers, including a hat, scarf, and gloves. You may also want to bring waterproof boots in case of snow or rain.
Book Your Tour in Advance: Popular boat tours can sell out quickly, so it's a good idea to book your tickets in advance, especially if you're travelling during peak season.
Choosing Your Boat Tour
The
primary boat tour companies in Stockholm include Strömma and Red Sightseeing.
Strömma features an array of dinner and brunch cruises within Stockholm and out
to the archipelago. On the other hand, Red Sightseeing allows guests the
flexibility to join or leave the tour at their convenience.
Archipelago
Tour: This tour takes you out to the Stockholm Archipelago, where you can
explore snow-covered islands and enjoy stunning views of the winter landscape.
Evening
Lights Tour: This tour takes place in the evening and includes a stop at a
traditional Swedish restaurant for dinner.
Boat tour prices can vary depending on the
length of the tour, the time of day, and the company you choose. Be sure to
compare prices before booking your tour.
Taking Your Boat Tour
Arrive Early: Most boat tours depart from Stockholm Central Quay, which is located near the train station. Be sure to arrive early to check in and find your boarding location.
The winter scenery in Stockholm is truly breathtaking, so be sure to bring a camera to capture the memories.
If you get chilly, you can purchase hot drinks and snacks on board the boat.
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the beautiful views of Stockholm and the surrounding islands.
https://www.redsightseeing.com/stockholm/
https://waxholmsbolaget.se/visitor-information
https://blidosundsbolaget.se/en/
Gallerian Mall
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Gallerian
is a shopping mall located in central Stockholm, Sweden. It is the largest
shopping mall in the city, with over 80 stores and restaurants.
Gallerian
is home to a variety of brands, including fashion, home goods, electronics, and
food. It also features several restaurants, cafes, and bars.
Gallerian
is located in the Norrmalm district of Stockholm, just a short walk from the
Central Station. The mall is open seven days a week, from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm.
Gallerian
also features several restaurants, cafes, and bars.
Here
are some additional information about Gallerian:
The mall
was opened in 1989.
The
mall has a total floor area of over 100,000 square meters.
Westfield Mall of Scandinavia
https://www.westfield.com/sweden/mallofscandinavia
Westfield
Mall of Scandinavia is a shopping mall located in Solna, Sweden, just outside
of Stockholm. It is one of the largest shopping malls in Scandinavia, with over
230 stores and restaurants. It is open seven days a week, from 10:00 am to 9:00
pm.
Nordiska Kompaniet Mall
https://www.nk.se/varuhusen/in-english?selected-store=sth&ssw=1
Nordiska
Kompaniet, also known as NK, is a department store located in Stockholm,
Sweden. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious department stores in
Scandinavia, founded in 1902.
NK has expanded several times over the years, and now occupies a large complex of buildings on Hamngatan. The store has over 100 departments, and sells a wide variety of products, including: Fashion, Home goods and Beauty.
NK has
a full-service beauty department, offering everything from makeup and skincare
to hair and nail care.
NK has several restaurants and cafés, offering a variety of cuisines.
Östermalms Food
Hall
https://en.ostermalmshallen.se/
Östermalms
Saluhall is a food hall located in central Stockholm, Sweden. It is one of the
oldest and most famous food halls in Scandinavia, and is a popular destination
for both locals and tourists.
The food hall was opened in 1888, and is located in a beautiful brick building on Östermalmstorg. The hall is home to over 40 stalls, selling a wide variety of fresh produce, meats, cheeses, seafood, and prepared foods.
Some of the most popular stalls at Östermalms Saluhall include:
Bröd & Salt: This stall sells fresh bread, pastries, and other baked goods.
Eriks:
This stall sells fresh fish and seafood.
Grönsakshallen:
This stall sells fresh produce.
Kött
& Vilt: This stall sells fresh meat and game.
Ostaffären:
This stall sells a wide variety of cheeses.
Östermalms Saluhall is a great place to find fresh, high-quality ingredients for a delicious meal. It is also a great place to experience Swedish culture and to meet locals.
Here
are some tips for visiting Östermalms Saluhall:
Go early: The food hall is busiest in the evenings, so it is best to go early to avoid the crowds.
Be
prepared to spend: The food hall is not cheap, but the quality of the food is worth
it.
Be
open-minded: The food hall offers a wide variety of cuisines, so be prepared to
try something new.
Östermalms
Saluhall is a must-visit for any food lover visiting Stockholm. It is a great
place to experience Swedish cuisine and to find fresh, high-quality ingredients
for a delicious meal.
The
opening hours of Östermalms Saluhall are as follows:
Monday-Friday: 9:30 am to 7 pm
Saturday:
9:30 am to 5 pm
Sunday:
Closed
Stockholm Arlanda Airport
https://www.swedavia.com/arlanda/
Stockholm
Arlanda Airport is the largest airport in Sweden and the third-largest airport
in the Nordic countries. It is located in the Sigtuna Municipality of Sweden,
near the town of Märsta, 37 kilometers north of Stockholm.
Arlanda
Airport has two terminals, Terminal 4 and Terminal 5. Terminal 4 is the main
terminal and is used for most international flights. Terminal 5 is used for
some international flights, as well as all domestic flights.
Arlanda Express
https://www.arlandaexpress.com/
Arlanda
Express is a high-speed train service that connects Stockholm Central Station
to Stockholm Arlanda Airport. The journey takes just 18 minutes, making it the
fastest way to travel between the two locations.
The
trains are electric and have a top speed of 200 km/h.
Arlanda
Express trains depart from Stockholm Central Station every 15 minutes, 24 hours
a day.
Stockholm Centralstation
Stockholm
Centralstation, also known as Stockholm C, is the main railway station in
Stockholm, Sweden.
The
station has 19 platforms, of which 10 are for long-distance trains, 8 are for
regional trains, and 1 is for the Arlanda Express.
The
station is connected to the Stockholm Metro at the T-Centralen station.
T-Centralen metro station
T-Centralen
is the only station where all three of the system's lines meet.
T-Centralen
is a large underground station with six platforms.
T-Centralen
is known for its extensive use of artwork. The most famous artwork is the blue
line platform, which is painted almost entirely in blue. The platform was
painted in 1975, when the blue line was extended to Hjulsta.
Solna Centrum metro station
Solna
Centrum is a metro station on the Blue Line of the Stockholm metro system. It
is close to the Friends Arena.
The
station is located 16.6 meters below sea level and is the fifth deepest station
in the entire network. It is built in a man-made cave at 27 to 36 meters below
the Skytteholm park. There are two entrance halls, the northern one is located
underground between Försundaleden and Centrumslingan near the former Råsunda
stadium and provides connection to the Tvärbanan. The southern entrance is located
on the south side of the park on Centrumvägen directly next to the Solna
Centrum shopping mall.
The
station is decorated with art by Anders Åberg and Karl-Olov Björk. The artwork
consists of brightly colored murals of a forest and an evening sun setting
behind the treetops.
Nobel Prize Museum
https://nobelprizemuseum.se/en/
The
Nobel Prize Museum is located in the former Stock Exchange Building in the
Gamla Stan district of Stockholm, Sweden. It opened in 2001 to commemorate the
centenary of the Nobel Prize. The museum tells the story of the Nobel Prizes,
from their inception to the present day. It also highlights the work of the
Nobel laureates, and the impact that their work has had on the world.
Ticket
Prices
Adult:
SEK 180
Child
(7-15): SEK 90
Student:
SEK 120
Family
ticket (2 adults, 2 children): SEK 450
Opening
Hours
Monday-Sunday:
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Guided
Tours
The
Nobel Prize Museum offers a variety of guided tours in English, Swedish, and
other languages. Tours are offered daily at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, and 3:00 pm.
Tickets for tours can be purchased online or at the museum.
Discounts
Members
of the Stockholm Pass receive free admission to the museum.
Holders
of the Stockholm Plus Card receive a 25% discount on admission to the museum.
Tips
for Visiting the Nobel Prize Museum
Allow
at least 2-3 hours to visit the museum.
Wear
comfortable shoes, as there is a lot of walking to be done.
Bring a
camera to capture the exhibits.
Be sure to visit the Nobel Prize shop for unique souvenirs.
Museum Tre Kronor
https://www.kungligaslotten.se/english.html
Museum
Tre Kronor is a museum located in the basement of the Royal Palace in Stockholm,
Sweden. It tells the story of the original Tre Kronor Palace, which was built
in the 13th century and served as the seat of Swedish royalty for over 600
years. The palace was destroyed by fire in 1697, and the museum tells the story
of the palace's history.
Vasa Museum
https://www.vasamuseet.se/en/visit/hours--admission
The
Vasa Museum, located on the island of Djurgården in Stockholm, Sweden, is home
to the only almost fully intact 17th-century ship that has ever been salvaged.
The Vasa, as it is affectionately known, sank in its maiden voyage in 1628 but
was raised in 1961.
The
Vasa was a 64-gun warship commissioned by King Gustavus Adolphus II of Sweden
in 1625. The ship was designed to be the most powerful warship in the Swedish
fleet and was intended to intimidate Sweden's enemies.
Ticket
prices
Adult:
SEK 190
Child
(6-15): SEK 90
Student:
SEK 120
Family
ticket (2 adults, 2 children): SEK 450
Opening
hours
October-March:
10:00 am to 5:00 pm
April-May:
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
June-August:
9:00 am to 7:00 pm
September:
10:00 am to 6:00 pm
Guided
tours
The
Vasa Museum offers a variety of guided tours in English, Swedish, and other
languages. Tours are offered daily at 11:00 am, 1:00 pm, and 3:00 pm. Tickets
for tours can be purchased online or at the museum.
Members
of the Stockholm Pass receive free admission to the museum.
Holders
of the Stockholm Plus Card receive a 25% discount on admission to the museum.
Allow
at least 2-3 hours to visit the museum.
Be sure to watch the short film about the Vasa's sinking and recovery.
ABBA Museum Experience
ABBA
The Museum is an interactive exhibition that takes you on a journey through the
music, fashion, and history of the legendary Swedish pop group ABBA.
The
museum is divided into six different zones.
Here's
a glimpse of what awaits you:
Original
costumes, gold records, and an array of memorabilia.
A
hologram stage that lets you perform alongside the band.
Interactive
exhibits for singing and dancing along to ABBA's timeless tunes.
A cozy
recording room where you can lend your voice to some of their most iconic
tracks.
But
that's not all – the museum boasts a cafe/restaurant, a gift shop, and an
ABBA-themed hotel. Picture everything
ABBA! From glittering costumes to gold records, immerse yourself in the glitz
and glam that define this legendary group. Dive into interactive exhibits,
dance virtually on stage, and even try on iconic ABBA outfits for that
Instagram-worthy moment.
Admission for adults comes at 250 Swedish Krona.
Avicii Experience
The
Avicii Experience is an interactive tribute museum dedicated to the life and
musical career of Tim 'Avicii' Bergling, one of the true icons of modern
popular culture. Located in Stockholm Sweden this museum offers a unique
opportunity to explore the world of Avicii through various interactive exhibits
and experiences.
The Avicii Experience is open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with the museum closed on Christmas Day. Exceptional opening hours may apply on certain holidays, such as Christmas Eve, when the museum is open from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. It generally takes 60 to 90 minutes to walk around the interactive exhibition.
Gamla Stan
Gamla
Stan, located on the island of Stadsholmen, is Stockholm's oldest and arguably
most picturesque district. The cobblestone streets and vibrant buildings create
a fairytale-like setting, especially during the winter months when a blanket of
snow covers every nook and cranny.
As we
walk through these narrow alleys, you can't help but feel transported back in
time. Gamla Stan dates back to the 13th century and has witnessed centuries of
Swedish history unfold within its charming streets.
Our
journey also includes the beating heart of Gamla Stan Stortorget Square. This bustling hub is
surrounded by colorful merchant houses that once belonged to Stockholm's
wealthiest traders.
It's not just a square; it's a living museum. In the winter, you can stroll along the unforgettable Christmas markets teeming with trinkets.
https://kungligaslotten.actorsmartbook.se/default.aspx?category=1
Stockholm
Palace is the official residence and major royal palace of the Swedish monarch.
It is located in the Gamla Stan district of Stockholm, Sweden.
The
original palace was built in the 13th century and was destroyed by fire in
1697. The current palace was built between 1697 and 1754 and was designed by Nicodemus
Tessin the Younger. The palace is a Baroque-style building and is one of the
largest palaces in Europe.
Ticket
Prices.
Adults:
SEK 200
Children
(6-15): SEK 100
Seniors
(65+): SEK 150
Students:
SEK 100
Family
ticket (2 adults, 2 children): SEK 500
Opening
Hours.
The
palace is open to the public from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, daily. The last entry is
at 4:00 pm.
Things
to See at Stockholm Palace.
The
Royal Apartments
The
Treasury
The
Armory
The Tre
Kronor Museum
The Changing of the Guard is a daily ceremony
held at the palace at 12:15 pm. The ceremony is a popular tourist attraction
and is a great way to get a glimpse of Swedish military tradition. More on that
in a bit!
The
Royal Apartments are the private living quarters of the Swedish monarch. The
apartments are not open to the public regularly, but they are open for special
tours. The apartments are a beautiful example of Baroque interior design and
are filled with priceless art and antiques.
The
Treasury is home to the crown jewels of Sweden. The crown jewels are a
collection of gold, silver, and precious stones that have been worn by Swedish
monarchs for centuries. The crown jewels are a popular tourist attraction and
are a must-see for anyone visiting Stockholm Palace.
The
Armory is home to a collection of weapons and armor that have been used by
Swedish soldiers for centuries. The armor is a fascinating glimpse into the
history of warfare and is a popular tourist attraction.
Guards Change
The Changing of the Guard at the Royal
Palace in Stockholm is a daily ceremony.
The ceremony unfolds each day at approximately 12:15 pm, lasting about 40 minutes. On holidays and Sundays, the changing of the guards occurs around 1:15 pm.
The ceremony begins with a procession
of guards from the Royal Guard Regiment marching from the Lejonbacken (Lion's
Terrace) to the main entrance of the palace. The guards are dressed in their
traditional blue and yellow uniforms, and they carry muskets and bayonets.
Once the guards arrive at the palace, they are inspected by the chief of the Royal Guard Regiment.
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