TripSmithStockholm
A curated guide to Stockholm, Sweden: 8 top sights, 8 standout places to eat, where to stay, and a sample itinerary.
What to see
- Vasa Museum 4.8★ (70,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- Stockholm City Hall 4.7★ (4,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- National Museum 4.6★ (8,000 reviews) · Art museum
- The Royal Palace 4.5★ (45,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- Skansen 4.5★ (35,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- Storkyrkan 4.5★ (3,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- ABBA The Museum 4.5★ (21,000 reviews) · Tourist attraction
- Swedish History Museum 4.5★ (7,000 reviews) · History museum
Where to eat
- Bistro Bestick City 4.6★ (2,000 reviews) · Bistro
- Rolfs Kök 4.5★ (3,000 reviews) · Restaurant
- Café Pascal 4.5★ (2,000 reviews) · Cafe
- Café Schweizer 4.5★ (3,000 reviews) · Cafe
- Vete-Katten Kungsgatan 4.4★ (8,000 reviews) · Cafe
- Drop Coffee Roasters 4.4★ (2,000 reviews) · Coffee shop
- Scarpetta (by Ingrosso) 4.4★ (4,000 reviews) · Italian
- Komet Café Stockholm 4.8★ (1,000 reviews) · Coffee shop
Where to drink
- Aifur 4.6★ (7,000 reviews) · Bar
- Restaurant Ardbeg Embassy 4.6★ (2,000 reviews) · Bar
- Restaurant Akkurat - Södermalm 4.4★ (4,000 reviews) · Gastropub
- ICEBAR Stockholm by ICEHOTEL 4.2★ (4,000 reviews) · Cocktail bar
- Pharmarium 4.4★ (1,000 reviews) · Bar
A sample 3-day shape
Day 1
- Morning: Vasa Museum
- Afternoon: The Royal Palace
- Dinner: Bistro Bestick City
- Nightcap: Aifur
Day 2
- Morning: Stockholm City Hall
- Afternoon: Skansen
- Dinner: Rolfs Kök
- Nightcap: Restaurant Ardbeg Embassy
Day 3
- Morning: National Museum
- Afternoon: Storkyrkan
- Dinner: Café Pascal
- Nightcap: Restaurant Akkurat - Södermalm
This is a starting shape — plan your own Stockholm trip →
Frequently asked
How many days do you need in Stockholm?
With 21 notable sights and 18 standout eateries, 2–4 days covers the essentials at a relaxed pace.