It's based in an archipelago of 30,000 islands and skerries giving it its unique character. The orderly city has eight fascinating centuries of history and culture waiting to be explored. The 80-year old Vasterbron Bridge offers one of the best vantage points for panoramic views of the city. See the old town of Gamla Stan with its compact little maze of cobbled streets towered over by saffron and terracotta coloured stucco buildings.
Visit the world’s first open-air museum of Skansen where you’ll gain insight in to the lives of the Swedes of yesteryear. For fans of Eurovision’s most famous band, visit the ABBA Museum or stroll through the beautiful Millesgarden, home to the whimsical sculptures and delicate water sprites created by sculptor Carl Milles. A pleasant day-trip from Stockholm will have you exploring the largest archipelago in Sweden called Skärgård. The most popular island to visit is Vaxholm with pristine beaches, charming streets and a 16th century fortress.
