Sweden things to do

The open-air museum presents a miniature version of Sweden. Around 150 typical farmhouses and manor houses were torn down throughout Sweden and rebuilt here to create the world's largest open-air museu...

The architect Ragnar Östberg had this landmark of Stockholm constructed in 1923. The Golden Room with wall mosaics comprising 19 million gold-leaf particles is truly beautiful. From the tower of Stads...

A supercool bar in which you can drink cocktails from ice glasses at minus five degrees. From the ceiling to the floor, everything is made from northern Swedish ice. There are thick cloaks to protect ...

18th century north European royal residence inspired by the Palace of Versailles. The Royal Domain of Drottningholm stands on an island in Lake Mälar in a suburb of Stockholm. With its castle, perfectly...

This island has evolved to become a recreational area. Numerous restaurants, cafes, museums such as the Vasa Museum, the Nordic Museum and the Skansen Open Air Museum as well as the Gröna Lund amuseme...

Spread over 5000 m², this museum presents a fantastic collection of modern Swedish and international art, including significant works by Picasso, Matisse, Dardel and Hjertén. The Museum of Architectur...

The Berns bars are part of the massive Berns Salonger Hotel complex. Originally built in 1863, the Baroque-styled building now houses a hotel, restaurants, clubs, and boutiques in addition to its bars...

Sweden's largest arts museum featuring, among other things, older paintings and sculptures, craft and design. It contains a collection of Nordic art with paintings by Carl Larsson, Anders Zorn and Aug...

This 16th century Renaissance park is today the oldest park in the city and an attractive place for the people of Stockholm to meet. Here you can ice-skate in winter, and in summer you can eat ice cre...