Stockholm

Indulge in the captivating beauty of Fjallgatan, a must-visit viewpoint in Stockholm, Sweden. Perched high on a hill, this scenic spot offers awe-inspiring panoramic views of the enchanting cityscape and its sparkling waterways. Behold the iconic Stockholm skyline, with its historical landmarks and modern architecture blending harmoniously.From Fjallgatan, you can admire the picturesque Gamla Stan, Stockholm's charming old town, and catch a glimpse of the majestic Royal Palace. The changing colors of the sky during sunrise and sunset make this vantage point a favorite for photographers and romantics alike.Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor to Stockholm, a trip to Fjallgatan promises an unforgettable experience, immersing you in the allure of the Swedish capital's beauty and cultural charm from an elevated perspective.

Dates back to as long back as the 13th century, you can imagine the number of historical structures that may be lined across the region. Ancient medieval alleyways, cobbled streets and archaic architecture surrounds this town. Having a strong “Old Town'' influence, Gamla Stan is home to the world-famous Stockholm Stock Exchange Building.Another famous attraction in Gamla Stan is its square, which holds immense historic resemblance. Being the site of the Stockholm Bloodbath where Swedeish noblemen were massacred by the Danish King, Christian II, this site is well revered. There are over 370 properties across the small town that hold archaeological importance and all of them are worthy places to visit in Stockholm.Best time to visit: June to August

Known as the “Maritime museum” for the world, this attraction is a must-see in the list of places to visit in Stockholm. The significant highlight of this museum is the fact that it is home to the one and only, (almost) fully intact ship that dates back to the 17th century.This 64-gun warship was salvaged during the 1900’s and has been a part of the museum since its own inception. Being the most-visited museum in all of Scandinavia, there is no reason for you to give this destination a skip in your travel. Location: Galärvarvsvägen 14, 115 21 Stockholm, SwedenBest time to visit: 9 am to 5 pmEntry Fee: 110 SEK

Not many might be aware of this but some of the biggest fans of the music band, ABBA come from Sweden. Well, the main reason behind this can be attributed to the fact that ABBA themselves are Swedish. ABBA established a museum of their own back in May 2013.Since then, thousands flock every year just to visit this interactive exhibition against the contemporary setting of Djurgarden. Get to know the band a bit better and you will also receive the opportunity to check out some of the exhibits such as Benny’s Piano the Waterloo, the Polar Studio and Ring Ring to name a few.Location: Djurgårdsvägen 68, 115 21 Stockholm, SwedenBest time to visit: 9 am to 5 pmEntry Fee: 185 SEK

Considered to be the first open-air museum in Sweden, Skansen was also clubbed up to host a zoo of its own and is the most-visited among the places to see in Stockholm. Established back in 1981, Artur Hazelius - its founder, meant to dedicate the museum to showcasing the culture of Sweden before the industrial era.This attraction has several exhibits over a land that stretches 75-acres. Among the highlights of this museum include the 19th century town where you will see replicas of many different craftsmen that dominated the Swedish culture.Location: Djurgårdsslätten 49-51, 115 21 Stockholm, SwedenBest time to visit: 9 am to 5.30 pmEntry fee: 140 SEK

The Royal Palace, also known as the Stockholm Palace is the heart of Stockholm. It is the official home of the Swedish monarch, where King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia once resided. It also consists of the King’s office as well as members of the Swedish Royal Family.There are a lot of activities that you can indulge in, during your visit here including checking out the Royal Court of Sweden, the Gustav III’s Museum of Antiquities, the Tre Kronor Museum and even getting an opportunity to meet up with the Royal Guards.Location: Kungliga slottet, 107 70 Stockholm, SwedenBest time to visit: 10 am to 4 pmEntry fee: 160 SEK

Building to the Municipal Council of Sweden, the Stockholm City Hall is truly a piece of artwork. It hosts numerous offices, conference rooms, ceremonial halls. One of its highlights is the luxury restaurant, Stadshuskällaren. Ever since Stockholm City Hall was declared the venue for the Nobel Prize banquet, it has started gaining even more prominence.Considered to be a byproduct of national romanticism in architecture by Sweden, thousands of tourists flock every year to check out the location and stand in awe of the work.Location: Hantverkargatan 1, 111 52 Stockholm, SwedenBest time to visit: 9.00 am to 5 pmEntry fee: 90 SEK

An island located in the central region of Stockholm, Djurgarden should top the list of places to visit in Stockholm. This is the place where all the major attractions of Stockholm are located including the open-air museum, Skansen, the jaw-dropping amusement park, Grōna Lund and extensive stretches of forest and meadows waiting to be explored.For those who are looking for some recreational activities, there is an art gallery by the name of Liljevalchs konsthall - which was built back in 1916 - that you can check out. It is most famous for its spring exposition between January and March. Best time to visit: July to August