WHAT TO DO IN STOCKHOLM IN ONE DAY: WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO SEE IF YOU’RE AN ART LOVER
Is it possible to visit Stockholm in one day?
My answer is yes, absolutely. All you need is a pair of comfortable shoes, a programme of things to see and the tickets to the main attractions.
In this post you’ll find my tips to discover Stockholm in one day, without missing out on the best of the city.
Stockholm in one day
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The Viking Museum
STOCKHOLM IN ONE DAY: THE VIKING MUSEUM
You can’t leave Stockholm without visiting the Viking Museum! In this museum you’ll discover the origins of the Swedish people, trade, clothing and everyday life, through a tour which combines history and fun.
The tour is included in the admission, and every hour a guide will illustrate everything about the Vikings, ready to answer all your questions.
STOCKHOLM IN ONE DAY: ABBA THE MUSEUM
If I had to associate a song with a trip to Sweden it would be certainly a song by ABBA! Their songs are so beautiful that many generations love them, and in Stockholm there’s ABBA the Museum, where you can discover their story and their songs. It’s a very original and one-of-a-kind museum, displaying musical instruments, gold records, awards and original stage outfits of a band that has left a permanent mark on the history of music and of Sweden. Of course, you can dance and sing the songs by ABBA in the museum, because “fun” is the key word.
STOCKHOLM IN ONE DAY WITH A WALKING TOUR
You can visit Stockholm in one day and discover its most interesting stories if you join a walking tour. Accompanied by a local tour guide you will walk along the streets of the city and admire its historic palaces, and listen to anecdotes and curious facts you couldn’t know in any other way.
Available walking tours are several and each has a different duration.
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ABBA the Museum