Lidingo Things to Do

Skating is one of the most popular Scandinavian sports. The Vikingarännet is the longest race with a route that stretches 80 kilometers (50 miles) across thick ice. The dates of the event are tentative and depend entirely on th... more

For more than two decades now, the Stockholm Jazz Festival has kept lovers of this genre of music enthralled. It is not only the Swedes who enjoy this festival; people flock from all over the world once a year to see big names... more

Café Skänken is a simple cafe, which has retained its old charm. It serves coffee and lunches, and also takes orders for home delivery. more

Located in the Best Western Hotel Terminus, this bar and bistro features international cuisine. Comfortable seating, a friendly staff and a wide variety of entrees and cocktails make Kasper a great place to relax and enjoy a me... more

Located in the second-oldest square in Stockholm, Järntorgs Pumpen serves traditional Italian food in a gorgeous and historic pub setting. The building dates from the 1520s, and 500 years later you can have delicious food and s... more

Runners who want to show off, who want to be numero uno, or who are just hoping to make it to the finishing line, all invade Stockholm every year at the beginning of June when it's marathon time. People come to Stockholm to hav... more

This trendy nightclub has everything to pull in the young crowds, who like partying through the night. The space is divided into three areas. The Main Floor is where one can let their hair down and unwind while grooving to the... more

This festival attracts around 25,000 visitors each year. Featuring Swedish and Scandinavian spirits, visitors can taste and buy over hundreds of brands. Find lagers, ales, blondes, Swedish blends like svagöl and enkelt öl. Beer... more

Tennis lovers cannot miss out on this! Grab a couple of tickets and head over to watch famous players huff and puff across the courts as they whack their way to the big prize. The annual event has won the ATP Award of Excellenc... more

The festival was started to build musical bridges across the Baltic nations. Concerts, seminars and orchestras happen in Stockholm, Helsinki, Turku and Gdansk. The festival also aims at environmental awareness and preservation.... more