Stockholm Things to Do

Sidenväveri Museum is a family-owned silk mill dating back to 1833. It makes for an interesting museum because it is still occasionally used for its original purpose of silk weaving. The weaving process is on a small-scale and... more

The Wine and Spirits Museum is an educational experience for both residents and visitors to the city. It covers the evolution of wine, and even shows the reconstructed interior of a Stockholm wine shop from the late 1800s. Ther... more

The postal museum is a very unique feature of Stockholm. It offers an interesting insight to the snail-mail process, and portrays mail delivery in a new light. It also offers an enjoyable history of Sweden's postal services, wh... more

The Public Transport Museum of Stockholm is a must-visit while in the city. Everything from subway trains to old trolleys is on display, and the guided tour is a fun ride on a mini-train through the different models of the rail... more

The Jewish Museum is devoted to the history of Jews in Sweden from 1775 (when the first Jew, Aaron Isaac settled here) to the present day. The museum's goal is to describe integration issues and to show different aspects of Jew... more

The museum displays works of Swedish shipbuilding, commercial ships and naval defense ships from the seventeenth century to the present times. There is an impressive amount of drawings and a series of carefully created models.... more

This 155-metre observation tower is the highest building in Stockholm and offers wonderful views over the city from its location at Ladugårdsgärdet on northern Djurgården. It also acts as a TV tower. A lift will take you to the... more

Högalids Kyrka, located atop Högalid park offers a stunning view over Stockholm. The grand, dark-red brick building, built in the Romantic style, took over seven years to complete. The walls are covered with priceless paintings... more

Donations from Carl Fredrik Liljevach helped create this beautiful art history museum in 1916. The collection mainly comprises twentieth-century Swedish and international art and design. Spring witnesses the advent of the popul... more

Big Ben tries to be a true blue British bar. It's the home pub of Hammarby's fans, and a common meeting place before a big match. A high decibel sound is assured at all times but it can get plain intolerable when there is a liv... more