Highlights
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The old town with its narrow streets, colourful houses and the Royal Palace is a must for anyone who wants to experience history up close. Cafés, boutiques and arts and crafts round off the experience.
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In addition to the Reichstag building and the palace, there are many other sights to discover. A great excursion, for example, is a visit to the Vasa Museum. The most visited museum in Scandinavia is home to an almost completely preserved warship from the 17th century. A fascinating insight into maritime history - spectacularly staged.
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The vantage points in Södermalm offer breathtaking views over the city, the water and the islands. Especially beautiful at sunset - perfect for photos and unforgettable impressions.
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Tradition, nature and wildlife combined: Skansen displays historical buildings from all over Sweden, Nordic animals and offers regular cultural events - a real experience for young and old.
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An interactive highlight not just for fans: experience the glitz and glamour of the Swedish pop icons with original outfits, studio recordings and musical hands-on stations.
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Treat yourself to a ‘fika’ in one of the city's many charming cafés. Cinnamon buns (kanelbullar), strong coffee and a dose of cosiness are part of every trip to Stockholm.
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Stockholm can also be reached by train from Switzerland - from Zurich, Basel or Bern via Hamburg, Copenhagen and Malmö. The route takes you through some of the most beautiful landscapes in northern Europe - ideal for train lovers and anyone who wants to travel sustainably.
