STOCKHOLM SWEDEN Complete City Travel Guide

In this comprehensive city travel guide on Stockholm, Sweden, I will take you to the most important highlights you need to check out when you visit Sweden's capital city. We will cover the the historical Riddarholmen, the quaint streets of Gamla Stan, the beautiful old town of Stockholm, the famous Nobel Price Museum, and of course visit the Royal Palace, walk along the Stömkajen promenade, head to Skeppsholmen island and Kastellholmen island. Last but not least, I will showcase the Abba Museum and the famous Vasa Museum, both located on Djurgarden island. At the end, I'll provide some additional travel tips on travel times, budget, transport, safety and more that you may find useful for your next visit of Stockholm.

Stockholm boasts a vibrant and diverse urban culture, and the city is home to trendy neighborhoods, world-class museums, historical sites, renowned fashion brands, stylish boutiques, and hip cafes. Built on 14 islands connected by bridges, Stockholm is renowned for its stunning waterfront views, picturesque parks, and lush green spaces. It is one of the world's most livable cities, thanks to its high quality of life, excellent public services, sustainable urban planning, and low crime rates.

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00:00 Introduction
01:17 T-Centralen
02:01 Sergels torg
02:50 Stockholm City Hall
03:55 Riddarholmen
04:59 Gamla Stan Old Town
06:16 Saint Gertrude German Church
07:32 Nobel Price Museum
08:42 Royal Palace
09:49 Swedish Parliament
10:40 Royal Swedish Opera
11:20 Kunsträdgarden and Stockholm Metro
12:18 Strömkajen
13:07 Ai Wewei's Arch
13:35 Skeppsholmsbronn
14:05 Skeppsholmen Island
15:01 Kastellholmen Island
15:37 Djurgarden
16:28 ABBA Museum
17:42 Vasa Museum
19:38 When is the best time to visit Stockholm?
19:57 How many days in Stockholm should I plan for?
20:38 How to get around in Stockholm?
21:03 Is Stockholm expensive?
21:54 What to pack for a Stockholm visit?
22:47 Is Stockholm safe?

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[januslog]

Hi everyone. I hope you enjoy this city guide on Stockholm, one of my favorite cities in Scandinavia. If you’re interested in more on Sweden, please check out my full Sweden roadtrip guide:

[kauaimartasboat]

Nice video, very complete. What I appreciate most is the map you showed pinpointing locations of places . Thank you .

[SafdarHusainE]

Excellent photography, excellent sound mixing and extremely informative ❤

[danaroundtheworld]

I truly enjoyed your video! I can't wait to visit in May of 2025.

[exploregarden]

Hi Janus! Wow Sweden 😊 New travel series? It's nice city and IKEA is in Sweden too 😊How you discover all these places? Thanks so much for sharing your trip!

[bigjtq]

Please note, public transport is very convenient, either purchase a travel card for a day, 3 days, a week, or 30 days. You get good value for money. Some tourist cards also include both public transport as well as some entrance fees to museums, etc.
However, if you only plan sporadic travels on the public transports, your can just use your credit/debit card directly at the turn style.
Just place your card on the NFC reader and your fee is deducted and the turn style opens, giving you 70 minutes of "free" travel in the entire public transport system, i.e. busses, trams, commuter trains, subway and even some boats. Even if you "blip" the card again, you are only charged once within the 70 minutes time period.