Stockholm City Museum

This guide is a sum-up of my stay in Stockholm for the last 5 years. It is divided between things to see, where to eat, and where to stay. These are all the places I love to share with my Italian friends and family who come to visit. 🤩 Like every Scandinavian city, the weather can be very mutable, so be sure to dress accordingly with many layers that can be taken off if needed. And always remember: There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes 😄 I have added a section of places I love that are subjected to seasonal openings, I specify it in the guide 😉 There could be many many other places worth of being included, but these are my faves :D

Experience Stockholm's trendy district intensively. The attractions presented in map, images and text can be easily linked to a 5 km long circuit, which you can enjoy in about 3 hours. You will get tips on sights, cafes and restaurants. In the end, you will not miss anything. We start at the traffic junction "Slussen".

Struggling on what to do in the neighbourhood of Södermalm in Stockholm, look no further!! Södermalm is a very chilled out hipster style neighbourhood full of second hand shops and good food places. My complete guide of Södermalm, from viewpoints to the best food spots.