the Nordic Museum
the waterfront buildings at the Strandvagen
in summer the days are long and the weather is often nice so you can eat outside
the old buildings with in the background the Storkyrkan
the Riddarholmen church dominates the Old Town
the God our Father on the Rainbow spout
City Hall
Kastellet Stockholm on the small Kastelholmen island
the statue of King Gustaf III near the Royal Palace
Stockholm is build on 14 islands so you never are far from water and boats.
The city has a lots of interesting sights and many
of them are best visited by using the hop-on-hop-off boats.
Or you can take one of the many guided harbor tours and admire the
historic waterfront buildings.
The Old Town
Gamla Stan is best seen on foot. Here you find the Parliament House, the Royal
Palace, the Nobel Museum and the
Riddarholmen Church from the 13th century where the Swedish monarchs were buried.
Of course you
will find many eateries here so it is a great place to have dinner.
A bit outside Stockholm's city center you can ride
the
SkyView on the Ericsson Globe. A nice experience but we were a bit disappointed by the view.
We visited Stockholm in July
2016
the Sergels Torg, the popular square near the central station
the Riksgatan leads you to the Old Town Gamla Stan
with 90 cm Mårten Trotzigs gränd is the smallest alley of Stockholm
in the SkyView
the Gröna Lund amusement park
