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The first thing you should visit in Stockholm, one of the most beautiful and interesting places, is, oddly enough, the metro. Here it is unique and unlike any other. Some stations are literally works of art.
When they were building the metro, instead of leveling the walls and laying ordinary tiles, they decided to decorate them with rock paintings. Each station is designed in its own style, so ride as much as possible and explore the most unique metro in the world.
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Thinking about where to go in Stockholm? Drottningholm Palace, also called the Versailles of the North, deserves its reputation. "Queen's Island" was the former residence of Swedish monarchs. Inside, you'll find a rich interior, a private theater, and you can even see the tapestry woven by Gustav V. Outside, there are lakes, well-kept parks, sculptures, and fountains. Since 1991, the palace has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Visit the Stockholm Globe Arena, or "Globen" a huge spherical building where concerts and other events take place.
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It's part of the Sweden Solar System project. Throughout Sweden, you can find a series of landmarks—spherical objects symbolizing planets of the solar system. Globen represents the Sun.
If you're not attending a concert, tourists can take a funicular to the top of the building.
Be sure to see the symbol of Stockholm, the historic and beautiful Stockholm City Hall. It offers a great view of the capital of Sweden, and you should definitely visit the observation deck at least once.
The most unusual hostel in Stockholm is located inside an airplane. Yes, indeed, a decommissioned Boeing 747 transformed into a hostel. It's definitely worth a visit.
On board, there are two types of rooms: business class and economy. The most beautiful room is in the pilot's cabin.
There are many beautiful places in Stockholm, and one of those worth visiting is the first Icebar. Everything here is made of ice: walls, chairs, the bar counter, and even the glasses for drinks. Endure the cold for such a spectacle.
"Vasa" is a museum dedicated to a single exhibit: a three-masted warship. It's possibly the most famous ship in Sweden.
The ship has been preserved since 1628. It's impregnated with a special solution to prevent decay, and the museum is kept dimly lit to protect the wood.
An interesting place in Stockholm is the Museum of Modern Art, featuring works by contemporary Swedish and Scandinavian artists: sculptures, photographs, drawings, prints, art objects, and installations.
This is the oldest amusement park in Stockholm and a must-visit. It's a place to stroll with children or to revisit your own childhood.
Storkyrkan, Stockholm Cathedral, is the oldest cathedral in Sweden and one of the main attractions in Stockholm. The church is an important example of Swedish brick Gothic architecture. Swedish kings were crowned here in the Middle Ages.
Amidst historic buildings lies Magasin 3, Stockholm's contemporary art center. It's a gathering place for art enthusiasts, hosting exhibitions, lectures, workshops, and discussions. To understand modern Stockholm, visiting here is essential.
In Sweden, efforts against smoking are prevalent—cigarettes are expensive, and smoking in public places and establishments is prohibited. Therefore, in Stockholm, there are several shop-cafés where they sell smokeless tobacco called snus. One of them is Snusbutik.
Do you love fresh produce? Take a stroll in the Slottsträdgården Ulriksdal Garden in Stockholm. Here, vegetables and fruits are not just from the garden—you can pick what you want and pay on your way out. There's also a park for relaxation and restaurants serving local cuisine.
The park and beautiful architecture are certainly the highlights of this castle. But the most interesting part is the glassblowing workshop inside. Here you can not only buy unique items but also see how they are made. Glassblowing is a truly beautiful process.
Stockholm seems to have stepped out of fairy tales, and to immerse yourself further in the magical atmosphere of beautiful places in Stockholm, visit Langangens Gard Café. It's a small historic house made of red brick, with a fireplace and wooden furniture inside, serving traditional Swedish cuisine.
Tourists usually buy souvenirs and gifts in numerous shops, but Stockholm locals prefer to visit the Huvudsta Loppmarknad flea market. Here you can find everything from vintage rings to shearling coats. There's a grand sale once per season, with big discounts before holidays.
The capital of Sweden will surprise anyone, and there's always something to do in Stockholm. If you thought museums are only dull and grey, you were mistaken. ABBA The Museum is a clear example. It's dedicated to the famous quartet.
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It's a modern museum with interactive panels where you can learn about ABBA's history and each band member individually. By scanning tickets at interactive devices, you can mix your own song, participate in quizzes about the band, and see wax figures of the band members.
Gamla Stan is the island where the city of Stockholm began.
This is a must-visit in Stockholm, where you can find narrow cobblestone streets and beautifully shaped houses, often featured on magnets and postcards.
Biblioteksgatan Street is the main shopping artery of Stockholm.
This is where you should go for shopping in Stockholm. In the evening, it's beautifully lit with lanterns, creating a charming atmosphere.
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