Lidingo Things to Do

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This church is a fine example of Neo-Gothic architecture, designed by Carl Moller, and constructed in 1890. The interior consists of red, yellow and black bricks, with richly decorated arches, and unusually high slender proport... more

Pop girls mix with shirt boys and jazz freaks at this place, where each Saturday is really groovy. This is where you dance yourself sweaty to the grooviest black dance music from the 1960s and 70s. The idea of soul music at Jaz... more

We sat up one night here with a woman member of the Swedish Parliament talking about politics. Before 2am, she'd convinced us that the government of Sweden was "superior" to all other democracies. If you stay here, chanc... more

If you are visiting Stockholm in the summer, don't miss Gröna Lund. Stockholm's most famous amusement park, it attracts both locals and tourists alike. Opened in 1883, it offers every kind of amusement park attraction; roller c... more

Karlberg palace is beautifully situated by lake Karlberg, and it feels entirely isolated in spite of being located practically in the centre. The palace is used as military barracks today, but if you pass by at night you may se... more

The Haga Park Museum is best appreciated on a sunny day, when you have the time to wander through this peaceful green space, enjoying the lovely Swedish summer. In this traditional English-style park, there are giant tents that... more

This famous museum is located near Logården. It has one of the oldest art collections in Stockholm. Its prized possession is a section devoted to the private sculpture collection of Gustav III. It has various sculptures and art... more

At the School Museum, an old classroom is recreated with authentic interiors and all kinds of teaching aids, such as old maps showing countries that do not exist anymore. If you want your children to experience a day in the lif... more

The Chinese Pavilion at Drottningholm Palace is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Orignally, it was a birthday gift to Queen Louisa Ulrica by King Adolphus Frederick in 1754. Unfortunately, the original pavilion succumbed to the ef... more