Stockholm-3-day-itinerary

August 8, 2024

Day 1: Monday

9:00 AM: Start your day at the famous Vasa Museum (Gustav Vasa älvstranden 14) where you can see the world’s only remaining 17th-century ship, the Vasa. The museum showcases Sweden’s rich maritime history.
- Get there by taking tram number 7 from Sergels Torg to Drottninggatan or bus number 1 from Slussen to Gustav Adolfs Torg.
11:00 AM: Take a stroll through the historic Old Town (Gamla Stan), a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Get lost in the narrow streets and alleys, exploring shops, cafes, and restaurants.

1:00 PM: Grab lunch at L’Enoteca (Södra Blasieholmen 5), a cozy Italian restaurant with a lovely outdoor seating area.
- Enjoy your meal while taking in the beautiful harbor views.
2:30 PM: Visit the stunning Stortorget (Great Square) and the nearby Stadshuset (City Hall). The latter is known for its impressive architecture and offers guided tours.

6:00 PM: Head to Södermalm, a trendy neighborhood, and grab dinner at Hötorgshallen (Hotorget 1), an upscale food court with various restaurants.
- Try some traditional Swedish cuisine like meatballs or gravlax at Café Gottfrid.

Stay at the stylish Scandic Anglais Hotel (Karlavägen 17) in the heart of Stockholm. Enjoy comfortable rooms, a rooftop bar with city views, and a breakfast buffet.

Take the metro from Arlanda Airport to Centralen (T-Centralen station). Buy an SL Access card for easy travel on buses, trams, and trains.
Use the SL app or bus/train schedules to plan your journeys.

Day 2: Tuesday

9:00 AM: Visit the Moderna Museum (Exercengatan 4-14), which showcases modern art from around the world. The museum’s collections include works by artists like Picasso, Warhol, and Munch.
- Take a short walk through the adjacent park, Fersens Park, for some scenic views of the city.

1:00 PM: Have lunch at Oaxen Krog (Södra Blasieholmen 6), a cozy restaurant serving traditional Swedish cuisine with a focus on local ingredients.
- Relax on the outdoor patio overlooking the harbor.
3:00 PM: Explore the trendy Hornsgatan shopping street, which offers an array of high-end boutiques, cafes, and restaurants.

6:00 PM: Enjoy dinner at Frantzén (Grev Trolles torg 3), a Michelin-starred restaurant that serves innovative Swedish cuisine.
- Be sure to make reservations in advance for this popular spot.

Don’t miss the beautiful Royal Palace of Stockholm, which offers guided tours during the summer months. Be sure to see the impressive Changing of the Guard ceremony.
Take a stroll along the picturesque Strömbron bridge, offering lovely views of the city and Lake Mälaren.
Use public transportation or walk whenever possible to experience the city’s laid-back atmosphere.

9:00 AM: Visit the stunning Skansen Open-Air Museum, which showcases Swedish history and culture. Take a stroll through the beautiful gardens, visit historic homes, and enjoy traditional crafts.
- Use bus number 47 from Sergels Torg or take a short taxi ride to reach Skansen.

1:00 PM: Grab lunch at Skansen’s restaurant, which serves delicious food with great harbor views.
- Try some local specialties like herring or meatballs.
2:30 PM: Visit the picturesque Drottningholm Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located just outside Stockholm. Take a guided tour and enjoy the beautiful gardens.

6:00 PM: Have dinner at Tegelbacken (Boulevard Tegelbacken 8), a cozy restaurant serving Swedish cuisine with a focus on local ingredients.
- Relax in their lovely outdoor seating area overlooking the water.

Don’t miss the impressive Vibrant Street Art scene in Stockholm, which can be spotted throughout the city.
Visit the Skeppsholmen island for some great harbor views and a peaceful atmosphere.
Use the SL app or bus/train schedules to plan your journeys and stay connected with public transportation.

Remember to buy an SL Access card for easy travel on buses, trams, and trains. Don’t forget to validate your tickets before boarding.