Why you should leave Västerlånggatan and have a look around.

If you like photos, Fotografiska is the place to go to when in Stockholm. Also when you like good food.

Östermalm's Saluhall is a must-see in Stockholm for foodlovers.

Find out what's special about the bells of Tyska kyrkan.

When you're interested in music, dance, theatre or opera, the Swedish Museum of Performing Arts is the place to visit.

Why you should read the signs at Österlånggatan 17.

The swedish parliament house - Riksdag - can be visited. You can attend a debate or take a free guided tour.

Do you like books? Or photography? Or geometry? If you do, you really have to visit the public library, Stadsbiblioteket.

The Royal Opera House in Stockholm might not be a beauty from the outside, but it is from the inside!

Brunkebergstunneln - also called Tunnelgatan- is a small street worth to be walked.

Spritmuseum - the museum about alcohol - must be one of the nicest museums I've seen so far.

Have you ever wondered how the official residence of the swedish royal family looks from the inside? Take a tour!

It's announced everywhere as the number one attraction in Stockholm: The Vasa museum! But is it really worth a visit?

Want to know how the church where Carl Philip got married looks for real?

The ceiling at Stadshuset is beautiful. You can see it on a guided tour.

Your own luxury, fully furnished apartment in the middle of Gamla stan for your stay in Stockholm? Try Residence Perseus!

A real golden hall in Stockholm? Yes, that exists! And it really is impressive when you're there for the first time!

Subway stations in big cities usually all look about the same, rather grey and boring. It's totally different in Stockholm!

Heard of Benny, Björn, Agnetha and Frida? For sure. They now have their own museum in Stockholm.

Why you should use the toilet at The Modern Museum at the island of Skeppsholmen.