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Quote: If there is one thing you must see in Stockholm, it is the Vasa Museum. This is one of the most fascinating exhibits in the world. And the story behind the museum is equally interesting. Vasa was not the largest… Read More
Quote: With 608 rooms, the Stockholm Royal Palace is the biggest palace in the world still used by a head of state. It is the official residence of the Swedish Royal family, but today they actually live in Drottningholm… Read More
Quote: Take bus no. 47 or tram no. 7 signposted to Waldemarsudde from the T-Centralen subway station to the final stop. Hours: Mondays closed Tuesday to Sunday 11am to 5pm Thursday 11am to 8pm Located at the… Read More
Quote: This museum is a little out from the center. Get to the red line on the metro to Ropsten and then get bus number 207 or walk. We were a bit out of the main tourist season but it was nowhere near busy and we were… Read More
Quote: During some construction in 1978, the oldest remains of Stockholm were found here. It's pretty cool that they excavated the site, and protected it as a museum while the modern construction of the bridge continued… Read More
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Quote: The Aquaria in Stockholm was another attraction we visited becuse we were in the area and it was included free with our Stockholm card. It was also the first thing we passed after getting off the boat at… Read More
Quote: Entrance fee-$60sk Hours: June-Aug.-daily 10:00-17:00; Sept-May--tues,wed,fri-13:00 Thurs. 11:00-20:00 guided English tours- 13:00 & audio tapes This museum is located in the vaulted area below… Read More
Quote: The Stockholm City Museum at Slussen is housed in a grand building which looks out onto Ryssgården (The Russian Yard), which was named after the Russian merchants who sold leather and fur goods here in the 17th… Read More
Quote: Being interested in modern art I wanted to visit the Moderna Museet on my visit to Stockholm especially when I found out that the permanent collection housed such artists as Warhol, Picasso, Dali and Matisse. The… Read More
Quote: Immediately beyond the Djurgården bridge is the Nordic Museum, a massive building in Renaissance style which provides an insight into life in Sweden over the past 500 years. The collections include an enormous… Read More