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Stockholm
Stockholm – My inspiration
Six locals share how their home town inspires them.
Svenskt Tenn
Interior design at Svenskt Tenn. The colourful curtain Hawai is designed by Josef Frank and the cushions are designed by Luke Edward Hall.
Photo: Svenskt Tenn
Svenskt Tenn
Photo: Svenskt Tenn
Shopping in SoFo, Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Drottninggatan, Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Shopping at Coctail, Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Nationalmuseum in Stockholm
At Nationalmuseum, you'll find exhibitions within art, sculpture and design, from the 1500s to the 1900s.
Photo: Tina Stafrén/imagebank.sweden.se
Nationalmuseum in Stockholm
Photo: Tina Stafrén/imagebank.sweden.se
The Hallwyl Museum
Photo: Hallwylska museet
The Hallwyl House, Stockholm
Photo: Ingalill Snitt/Hallwylska museet
The Vasa Museum
Photo: Melker Dahlstrand/imagebank.sweden.se
Boxen at ArkDes
Photo: Johan Dehlin
Stockholm amusement park
A view of the amusement park Gröna Lund (green grove in English) as seen from the south side of Stockholm. Gröna Lund is also known as a summertime concert venue. Its roots are from the 1880s, making it Sweden's oldest amusement park; however, the area has been used for similar purposes since the early 18th century.
Photo: Werner Nystrand/Folio/imagebank.sweden.se
Stockholm amusement park
Photo: Werner Nystrand/Folio/imagebank.sweden.se
Steamboat in the archipelago of Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Sightseeing in Djurgården, Stockholm
Photo: Visit Stockholm
Gröna Lund, Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Rosendals Gardens, Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Rosendals Gardens, Stockholm
Photo: Agence les Conteurs
Practical information before your trip to Stockholm
Stay the night in Stockholm's archipelago
Get inspired to different kinds of accommodation. We have some tips for both for people curious about glamping, a comfortable stay at hotels and B&Bs, renting a cabin or those looking for a classic camping.
Over the rainbow
Mälarpaviljongen in Stockholm is a waterside restaurant with an outspoken LGBT profile.