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Flight Guide to Stockholm
What are the best things to do in Stockholm?
Gamla Stan
Gamla Stan is Stockholm’s Old Town and it is all medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, and brightly coloured buildings. It’s where Stockholm was founded in 1252 and is one of the best-preserved medieval city centres across Europe. There’s a lot to see and do around Gamla Stan, making it a must-visit for anyone who books return flights to Stockholm. There are great options for dining, drinking, and shopping, particularly along the Västerlånggatan and Österlånggatan streets. Gamla Stan is also where you’ll find many famous landmarks while visiting Sweden on flights to Stockholm, including Swedish Parliament, the Museum of Medieval Stockholm, and Stortorget.
Skansen
Skansen holds the title as the world’s first open-air museum. It’s located on the island of Djurgården east of the city centre. Skansen is set up like a village and explores what rural life was like in Sweden before the Industrial Revolution. Explore farms and homesteads to view artefacts and chat with costumed actors who demonstrate what Sweden was like a few hundred years ago. There are also seasonal activities to enjoy depending on the time of year you book cheap flights to Stockholm. Attend summer concerts with traditional music and festive Christmas markets in December.
Royal Palace
The Royal Palace is the main residence of the Swedish royal family, and it’s one of the largest palaces in Europe. The palace was built in an Italian Baroque style and has more than 600 rooms. There are also five museums located within the Royal Palace. Take a tour of the Royal Palace while holidaying on return flights to Stockholm to learn more about the history of Swedish royalty and get an inside look at some of the palace’s main rooms. Some things you can see while visiting the Royal Palace include the Royal Apartments, King Gustav III’s Museum of Antiquities, the Bernadotte Library, and the Tre Kronor Museum.
What is the best way to get around Stockholm?
There’s an extensive public transport network across the Swedish capital that you can make the most of as soon as you arrive on flights to Stockholm. The Arlanda Express shuttles visitors between Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN) and Stockholm Central Station. This train departs from the airport every 15 minutes and arrives into the city centre in 20 minutes. The Flygbussarna Airport Coach is a great option if you arrive into Stockholm Bromma Airport (BMA) or Stockholm Skavsta Airport (NYO). The bus travels from each of these airports to Stockholm Central Station.
Metros and trams are the best way to get around the centre in between your return flights to Stockholm. The metro is spread across seven lines that travel to 100 stations. All of the metro lines intersect at Stockholm Central Station, then they branch off in different directions through the city and suburbs. There are five tram routes available to visitors holidaying on cheap flights to Stockholm. The tram operates throughout the city centre and into the Stockholm suburbs.
What should I pack for Stockholm?
The clothing you should pack all depends on the time of year you book airfare to Stockholm. Shorts and t-shirts are good for the warm summer days, but make sure to bring along a pair of jeans and a jacket too since temperatures dip to about 15°C in the evenings. Pack layers if you book tickets to Stockholm in spring or autumn. Temperatures range anywhere from about 5° to 17°C during the day, so be prepared with jeans, jumpers, boots, a lighter jacket, and a heavier coat. Be prepared for cold weather and some snowfall when you book airfare to Stockholm between December and February. Warm clothes such as pants, jumpers, scarves, hats, boots, and warm coats are essential for the Swedish winter.
Pack sunscreen no matter what time of year you book tickets to Stockholm. The sun is strongest in summer, but it’s also possible to get a sunburn in winter when sunlight reflects off the snow. Finally, you’ll need to bring along a plug adapter for your holiday to Stockholm. Sweden uses the Europlug, which works with type C and F power points.
How much time should I spend in Stockholm?
Booking flights to Stockholm is the perfect way to begin a holiday around Scandinavia. Overall, plan to book your holiday for about 10 to 14 days. Spend about three days in the Swedish capital after arriving on cheap flights to Stockholm. Then take advantage of Webjet’s cheap flights to see more of Sweden and the other Nordic countries. Explore the vibrant cities of Oslo in Norway and Copenhagen in Denmark, see the fjords and national parks of the region, or take a winter trip into the far north to see the Northern Lights.