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See [wiki=74b7460a014bb8015b8822742fae9a94]Stockholm with children[/wiki] for a family-oriented guide.


[url=http://www.visitstockholm.com/]Stockholm[/url] is the capital and largest city of [wiki=c8f4261f9f46e6465709e17ebea7a92b]Sweden[/wiki], with nearly 2 million inhabitants within its vicinities.


The inner city is made up of 14 islands connected by some 50 bridges on Lake Mälaren, which flows into the brackish Baltic Sea, and passes the [wiki=1d03b8b3388ffd59821a8cbd5b4526f7]Stockholm archipelago[/wiki] with some 24,000 islands and islets.


Stockholm is a cosmopolitan place with both classical and modern architecture, and a captivating Old Town, Gamla Stan. Over 30% of the city area is made up of waterways, and another 30% is made up of green spaces. Air quality is [url=http://sootfreecities.eu]fourth best of the European capitals[/url] - behind Berlin, Copenhagen and Vienna.
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      Stockholm is not the oldest town in Sweden. As [wiki=eb8ae30d1888c1655f6a48c309902e9b]Sigtuna[/wiki], Sweden's first capital, was sacked by pirates in 1187, the Swedes built up fortresses along the inlet of Mälaren, and Birger Jarl (Jarl is a title corresponding to British Earl) had a fortress built on an island later known as Gamla Stan. The first records of Stockholm were written in 1252 by Birger. As the land raised, the Stockholm straits became the only waterway between Mälaren and the Baltic Sea during the 15th century, replacing [wiki=55d2f6e5c90257a5dd10d0306b92f585]Uppsala[/wiki] as the effective capital. Since King Gustavus Vasa liberated Stockholm in 1523, Stockholm has remained Sweden's most important centre of commerce, though [wiki=7e268c60ba15269bd8aafe315096ecc2]Gothenburg[/wiki] later became the largest international port. During the 17th century, Stockholm was the base of the Swedish Empire, with a land area twice the country's current size, nearly encircling the Baltic Sea.

      The city contains buildings from all ages since the 13th century. Like the rest of Sweden it was untouched by the World Wars, but particularly between 1955 and 1975, hundreds of old buildings in Norrmalm were demolished in a large-scale modernization process, encouraged by similar projects in other European cities. Since then, only infills and a few areas have been developed with new architecture in central Stockholm.
      • Climate

        Despite its northern location, Stockholm has fairly mild temperatures throughout the year. As a result of its northerly latitude, the city sees a dramatic seasonal variation in sunlight, from more than 18 hours of daylight around midsummer, to around 6 hours of daylight in late December. Stockholm enjoys an average of nearly 2,000 hours of sunshine a year. Average yearly precipitation is 539 mm (21.2"), with July and August slightly the wettest months.

        Throughout the summer, the average daily high temperatures reach 20-25°C (68-77°F), with lows of 12-15°C (54-59°F). However, summer heat waves are frequent and temperatures above 25°C+ (77°F+) are not uncommon. Autumn tends to be rather cool and often rainy; in October, average daily highs dip to approximately 10°C (50°F). In the winter months, from December through early March, average daily temperatures fall between -3 and 3°C (26-38°F). Milder periods occur, but so do cold spells with temperatures around -10°C (14°F). Snowfall can occur from late November to early April, but the amount of snowfall varies greatly from year to year and through the winter season. Deep snow cover throughout the winter is rather uncommon. Spring is the driest season, with average daily temperature reaching highs of 9°C (48°F) in April and 16°C (61°F) in May.

      • Tourist information

        Stockholm Tourist Center, Kulturhuset, Sergels Torg 5 (T T-Centralen), [http://www.visitstockholm.com/en/This-website/Stockholm-Visitor-Center/]. Open M-F 09:00-18:00, Sa 9:00-16:00, Su 10:00-16:00. The official tourist centre has a lot of information in English and helpful staff. They also sell tickets to museums and sightseeing tours.

    • filter_dramaDistricts
      This article gives an overview of the Stockholm metropolitan area, Stor-Stockholm, which includes Stockholm County except [wiki=6ea0f06b6ba5df1d2ce704685694bad4]Norrtälje[/wiki] municipality, which is in [wiki=07915459e230f75db93773c41c1248d2]Roslagen[/wiki].

      Most venues are found in the inner city, "innerstaden", historically the zone within the city tolls. The Municipality of Stockholm extends beyond the inner city, including the [wiki=7b2b5ded9eab80327ad39f61ff7441a6]western[/wiki] and [wiki=2e323cb94ef2198dcfd5eb51b5ad0460]southern suburbs[/wiki].
    • filter_dramaGet in
      ==By plane==
      *[url=http://www.swedavia.com/arlanda/]Stockholm-Arlanda Airport[/url], commonly referred to as Arlanda is the main international airport (served by SAS [url=http://www.flysas.com],]BA [url=http://www.ba.com[/url]]and many others) and is located 40 km (25 mi) north of the city, in the [[Sigtuna[/url]] municipality.
      * There are several methods for travelling between Stockholm and Arlanda, listed in order of popularity:
      ** Express Buses
      ***Flygbussarna [url=http://www.flygbussarna.se/en]]runs buses frequently to and from the City Terminal, just next to the Central Station. The journey takes 40 minutes and costs 99 SEK for online purchases or 89 SEK for people under 25 or 65+. You can't buy tickets with cash on board, but credit cards are accepted. The buses make a few stops in the northern suburbs, as well as Vasastaden, along the way.
      ***Swebus [url=http://www.swebus.se/SwebusExpress_com/Airport-transfer/[/url]]runs buses to and from the City Terminal, 1-4 times/hour Mon-Fri, 1-2 times/hour on Sat-Sun. The journey takes 35-45 minutes. Adult tickets cost 99 SEK/178 SEK return. Student and senior tickets cost 72 SEK each way. A ticket for youth under 20 costs 60 SEK each way. Four children up to age 16 travel free with full paying adult. You can't buy tickets with cash on board, but credit cards are accepted. There are multiple outlets at the airport to buy your ticket electronically. You can also buy your ticket e.g. on the Swebus site on the internet, by phone (0771-218 218), at 7-Eleven, Pressbyrån and Swebus ticket offices.
      **By express rail: The Arlanda Express Train [url=http://www.arlandaexpress.com/[/url],]departs from the lower level of each airport terminal every 15 minutes and arrives at Stockholm Central Station in 20 minutes. Adult tickets normally cost 280 SEK one-way, 530 SEK return. During Thursday-Sunday, holidays and from everyday between June 18 and August 30, tickets cost 300 SEK for 2 adults traveling together (+100 SEK for each additional adult up to 4). Tickets for people under the age of 25 and ISIC holders pay 150 SEK. Children under 17 travel free with a paying adult. Tickets can be bought from kiosks at the platform, online, or on the train for a 100 SEK surcharge.
      **By regular rail: Regular trains serve the airport through a third station, Arlanda Central, located under Sky City between terminal 4 and 5.
      ***Line 38 of the Stockholm suburban rail, pendeltåg, runs from Uppsala via Stockholm Central Station to Älvsjö (with Stockholm International Fairs), stopping in the northern suburbs, with peak hour services continuing to the southern suburbs of Huddinge and Tumba. The train runs twice an hour and takes 37 minutes to Stockholm, and local transport tickets can be used and bought at the entrance to the station, though everyone 18 of age has to pay a station access fee of 85 SEK (though young adults with a teenage appearance can easily claim to be under 18 and get through - the staff usually won't check your ID if you're confident about this). A one-way ticket to Stockholm city costs 135 SEK including the station access fee (110 SEK for people 18-20 and 40 SEK for people under 18, though again, people 18-20 can often get a 40 SEK ticket by claiming to be under 18). For 200 SEK (145 SEK for people 18-20 and 70 SEK for people under 18) you can get a 24-hour travelcard. These prices all include the station access fee, if applicable. See [url=http://sl.se/en/fares--tickets/[/url]]for local transport tickets.
      ***There are also faster regional trains on the Linköping - Stockholm - Gävle route, which cost 278 SEK (2nd class) to central Stockholm if bought on the spot, though if booked approx. 1-2 months in advance, they can be as cheap as 95 SEK. They run non-stop and take 20 minutes, like the Arlanda Express, but only operate hourly (with several strange gaps), but if you are on time the regional train can be much cheaper than Arlanda Express, though not quite as cheap as suburban rail or SL bus. Finally, long-distance trains from Stockholm operate to points in central Sweden, such as Umeå, Mora or Östersund. It is not, however, permitted to use these trains to travel from the airport to central Stockholm. See [url=http://www.sj.se/sj/jsp/polopoly.jsp?d=10&l=en[/url]]for regional/intercity rail tickets.
      **By local bus and rail combination [url=http://sl.se[/url]:]If the station access fee for the direct suburban rail service bothers you, local bus 583 connects the airport to Märsta railway station, and changing to a suburban train (line 36) will get you to central Stockholm in 65 minutes, for a regular public-transport fee, which is 72 SEK for a one-way trip (50 SEK with SL Access card). Several kinds of discounted tickets can be purchased at the airport, making this route the cheapest but by far the slowest way to get to and from Arlanda, and unless on an extreme budget, taking the direct suburban train is arguably worth it, see [[#Regular rail[/url]] section above. See the [wiki=e5d593bf994025b8fe8030acc51cb2f1]#Get Around[/wiki] section for more details on the SL services and ticketing system.
      **By taxi: Major taxi companies operate on a fixed price basis between Arlanda and central Stockholm. Prices at the taxi stands currently range from 450 SEK (Transfer Taxi) to 520 SEK. Generally, you can freely choose among the waiting taxis or ask the operator for a specific company. There is free taxi pricing so beware of the smaller, expensive, taxi companies. A yellow and white sign with price comparison (per 10 km and 15 minutes) is on every taxi window, and the price should not ever be more than 350 SEK. A taxi ride to central Stockholm takes approximately 40 minutes. With some companies, you can get a lower price if you pre-book your ride. With Airport Cab (+46 8 25 25 23 [url=http://www.airportcab.se/])]the cost is 430 SEK from Arlanda to Stockholm, 390 SEK from Stockholm to Arlanda. With Taxi Solna (+46 8 280 280 [url=http://www.taxisolna.se/[/url])]the cost is 445 SEK from Arlanda to Stockholm, 350 SEK from Stockholm to Arlanda. See the [[#Taxi|Taxi[/url]] section below for some general advice on taxi travel in Stockholm.
      **By car: See [wiki=eb8ae30d1888c1655f6a48c309902e9b]Sigtuna[/wiki] for [wiki=51a6d62a1a1838651074ad9e9207ff86]car rental[/wiki] at Arlanda Airport.

      *Bromma Airport, is a smaller airport, located inside the city about 8 km west of the centre, mainly used for domestic flights, but also [wiki=2da3c827ccabc4855cb9921b4f1addfa]Copenhagen[/wiki] and Aarhus in Denmark, [wiki=f4830432874f86d2e2a1a5f2dbebbc80]Oslo[/wiki] and Skien in Norway, [wiki=ea75099e3719bdc3deba58502baf3adb]Tallinn[/wiki] in Estonia and [wiki=068a0b5b2858dc3f1ac7b47464bc4b0a]Brussels[/wiki] in Belgium.
      **Airport coaches [url=http://www.flygbussarna.se/Default.aspx?lang=EN]]offer a more expensive connection to the City Terminal at 79 SEK, taking 20 min.
      **A cheaper option (36 SEK, 20 SEK for people under 20) is to take local bus 152 to Sundbyberg station, and from there a suburban train to Stockholm Central (taking 25 min in total).

      *[[Nyköping|Skavsta Airport[/url]] mostly used by Ryanair and Wizzair, and offers flights from cities such as Berlin, Belgrade, Brussels, Budapest, Dublin, Edinburgh, London, Madrid, Rome, Skopje, Tallinn, Vilnius and Warsaw. Located 100 km (62 mi) southwest of Stockholm, near the town [wiki=e02e8e83994f6aadbd501255631bc576]Nyköping[/wiki].
      **The easiest option is to take Airport coaches [url=http://www.flygbussarna.se/Default.aspx?lang=EN]]go to/from the City Terminal in Stockholm. Adults 139 SEK online or 159 SEK at the bus terminal one way; 278 SEK online, 285 SEK at the bus terminal round trip. The travel time is about 80 minutes.
      **A cheaper option if booked in advance is to take local bus 515 (timetable [url=http://www.print4web.fskab.se/ltt/Landsortstrafik/141214_151212/Landsortstrafik_Nykopingkommun_515_141214_151212.pdf[/url],]M-F = Mo-Fr, L = Sa, SoH = Su + holidays) to Nyköping rail station (get off at Nyköping Centralstation), from where SJ regional trains (timetable [url=http://tidtabell.resplus.se/tidtabell/81_tag81.pdf[/url])]on the Linköping - Stockholm - (Gävle) route connect to Stockholm (Gävle trains also serve Arlanda, thus providing a direct rail connection to Arlanda airport). The bus costs SEK 26 (SEK 13 for people below 20) and the train SEK 75-143 (SEK 67-127 for people below 26) depending on how early you book. Tickets can be bought the following two ways:
      ***1. Buy a combined ticket from Skavsta to Stockholm on SJ:s website [url=http://www.sj.se/start/startpage/index.form?l=en[/url]]which is both valid on the local bus and the regional train.
      ***2. Pay for the local bus onboard with your VISA or Mastercard (cash is NOT accepted) and buy the train ticket at Nyköping station.
      ::Travel time from Skavsta is 80 min to Stockholm and 100 min to Arlanda airport.

      *Västerås Airport is situated 100 km west of Stockholm near [[Västerås[/url]]. Serves Ryanair flights to/from London (Stansted). Like Skavsta, Västerås can be reached in two ways:
      **Airport coaches [url=http://www.flygbussarna.se/Default.aspx?lang=EN]]go to/from the City Terminal in Stockholm. 139 SEK one way, 278SEK round trip, takes about 80 minutes.
      **Local bus 3 runs between the airport and Västerås traib station in 15 minutes, costing 26 SEK one way (12 SEK for people under 20 or above 65). From the station, regional trains on the Stockholm - Västerås - Örebro - (Göteborg) route (timetable [url=http://tidtabell.resplus.se/tidtabell/57_tag57h.pdf[/url],]M-F = Mo-Fr, L = Sa, SoH = Su + holidays) connect to Stockholm in 55 min, costing SEK 75-143 (SEK 71-136 for people below 26) depending on how early you book [http://www.sj.se/start/startpage/index.form?l=en[/url]). Total travel time Västerås Airport - Stockholm this way is 75 min.
      • By train

        The main station, Stockholms Central, serves both commuter and long-distance routes. It is located in lower Norrmalm, connected to T-Centralen, the central hub for the subway system, and Cityterminalen, the long-distance bus station. The national rail company, SJ, has a store located inside the station, and a travel planner with ticket booking service on its web page [http://www.sj.se/].

        Internationally, there are services from [wiki=2da3c827ccabc4855cb9921b4f1addfa]Copenhagen[/wiki] (Denmark) (5 h) and [wiki=f4830432874f86d2e2a1a5f2dbebbc80]Oslo[/wiki] (Norway) (6 h) with several direct connections daily. A daily overnight train is available from the northern Norwegian city of [wiki=8272a0bc15b120cab1f808bccf38bad3]Narvik[/wiki] (14 h). From [wiki=f608a4bfaa44aeb3cb8c2d09de41b159]Trondheim[/wiki], a quick change in Östersund is needed.

        There are numerous direct domestic services to Stockholm from most major cities. The major ones being high-speed X2000 services from [wiki=7e268c60ba15269bd8aafe315096ecc2]Gothenburg[/wiki] (3 h), [wiki=4bd558d16c70e98fe49d40beb25da844]Malmö[/wiki] (4½ h), [wiki=89d4cddfa38114a4f1e54ecef385fb3d]Sundsvall[/wiki] (3½ h) and [wiki=c2181a197f2eaf5a165de7a96c5d1290]Östersund[/wiki] (5 h). Conventional trains mostly follow the same routes, and run slightly slower, but can slash prices considerably. Most other mid-sized cities in Sweden have a train connection with Stockholm. Domestic night trains are available from Malmö, and from the northern cities of [wiki=de6fa76004fdbaa972bf7a05bfd41357]Luleå[/wiki], [wiki=c734b26de80cbe9a97804287a9ca2a12]Kiruna[/wiki] and [wiki=632595dcfd234ec2ce1e5d49929c4777]Umeå[/wiki].

        The rail line has some very scenic views just south of Stockholm, passing over several bridges.

        If looking for a bit of luxury, then a new train named Blå Tåget (Blue Train) [http://www.skandinaviskajernbanor.se] now travels the route Gothenburg-Stockholm-Uppsala daily except Fridays. It's slower than regular trains, taking a lengthy 4½ hours to reach Stockholm but has first class seatings and a real restaurant onboard. WiFi is included in the price.

      • By bus

        The City Terminal (Cityterminalen [url=http://www.cityterminalen.com/])]is the main bus terminal, directly connected to Stockholm Central and the T Centralen subway station. There are multiple daily departures to most other cities in Sweden, as well as a few international routes. Swebus Express [url=http://www.swebusexpress.se/default.aspx[/url]]operates routes to [[Copenhagen[/url]] and [wiki=f4830432874f86d2e2a1a5f2dbebbc80]Oslo[/wiki] with several daily departures, and a twice-weekly service to [wiki=ee1611b61f5688e70c12b40684dbb395]Berlin[/wiki]. Eurolines [url=http://www.eurolines-travel.com/]]has some departures to Copenhagen. Smaller operators offer connections with [[Prague[/url]], [wiki=9fed5dae86e3030d9be3740efa198659]Budapest[/wiki], [wiki=b827d268b3e75abe3c4419d959d93998]Zagreb[/wiki], [wiki=e807f25eba3e1387d1576b6de7b34416]Banja Luka[/wiki][http://www.autoprevoz.org/engleski/redvoznje.php] among other cities.

      • By boat

        [url=http://www.portsofstockholm.com/stockholm/]The port of Stockholm[/url] consists of several port areas. In the summer Stadsgården, Skeppsbron and Frihamnen are the ports favoured by the international cruise liners (see [wiki=0e3e104aa472c4815f4d785bb595060e]cruising the Baltic Sea[/wiki]). Year round Värtahamnen, Frihamnen and Stadsgården have extensive ferry services, including the local [wiki=6f296d22b17d8a76e410689e93233ec6]Baltic Sea ferries[/wiki].

        The Baltic Sea ferries, locally known as finlandsbåtar ("Finland boat"), link Stockholm to [wiki=8449280a23f8c4fcfb13469f6dc19592]Helsinki[/wiki], [wiki=b68111046d878713aeb8129f9312bcf5]Mariehamn[/wiki] and [wiki=527fcbf9d80a049cd345b36ab98ee010]Turku[/wiki] in [wiki=6f781c6559a0c605da918096bdb69edf]Finland[/wiki], [wiki=c16c50f34911d1f5d3924c8267409904]Riga[/wiki] in [wiki=a09f4b2ae67f0a63ab8912047a1a1b55]Latvia[/wiki] and [wiki=ea75099e3719bdc3deba58502baf3adb]Tallinn[/wiki] in [wiki=7755415a9fe7022060b98a689236ccd2]Estonia[/wiki] every day. Stockholm is the main Swedish terminal for the Baltic Sea cruises. They are by far the cheapest way to get to and from these cities from Stockholm.

        Note carefully that cities and places are written and pronounced differently in Finnish and Swedish. For instance: Suomi-Finland, Ruotsi-Sverige (Sweden), Tukholma-Stockholm, Helsinki-Helsingfors, Turku-Åbo, Ahvenanmaa-Åland, Maarianhamina-Mariehamn. This is a lesser case with other Baltic Sea countries.

        If you intend to use the boats to travel to- or from- Stockholm, it is almost always cheaper to book a cruise (kryssning), or even two head-to-head cruises and discard the returns, rather than buy one-way tickets. Tickets can be had for as low as 80 SEK for a full 4-person cabin, making it practically the cheapest accommodation one can find in a high-income country - at 10 SEK/night/person for a two-night Stockholm-Helsinki return cruise (provided you book early or last minute during the weekdays), and rarely (even for a weekend cruise in high season) exceeds 400 SEK for the cheapest 4-bed cabin. A one-way ticket, for a shared berth, in comparison, usually exceeds 1000 SEK.

        *Tallink [url=http://www.tallink.se/]]ferries to [[Mariehamn[/url]] and [wiki=ea75099e3719bdc3deba58502baf3adb]Tallinn[/wiki] in [wiki=7755415a9fe7022060b98a689236ccd2]Estonia[/wiki] depart from Värtahamnen port, and ferries to [wiki=c16c50f34911d1f5d3924c8267409904]Riga[/wiki] in [wiki=a09f4b2ae67f0a63ab8912047a1a1b55]Latvia[/wiki] from Frihamnen port. For Värtahamnen, take the red underground line to Gärdet, exit at the front, and walk 400 metres to the terminal (the route is signposted). For Frihamnen, take the red subway line to Karlaplan, exit at the front, take bus 72 from the avenue to Filmhuset, and then bus 76 to Magasin 3, which is outside the terminal. Go across the street in Magasin 2 for an ATM. From the Frihamnen terminal, bus 1 goes to the center of Stockholm (going along Kungsgatan, which is north of the central bus station and a block north of the central railway station). When leaving the Frihamnen terminal and heading inland, the bus stop is on the road around to the left across from the banana warehouse; it has a ticket machine that only accepts credit cards (i.e. does not take cash).

        * Silja Line [url=http://www.silja.fi],]owned by Tallink, has ferries to [[Mariehamn[/url]], [wiki=8449280a23f8c4fcfb13469f6dc19592]Helsinki[/wiki] and [wiki=527fcbf9d80a049cd345b36ab98ee010]Turku[/wiki] departing from Värtahamnen port. See directions above.

        * Viking Line [url=http://www.vikingline.fi/]]ferries to [[Mariehamn[/url]], [wiki=8449280a23f8c4fcfb13469f6dc19592]Helsinki[/wiki] and [wiki=527fcbf9d80a049cd345b36ab98ee010]Turku[/wiki] depart from the eastern part of Stadsgårdsterminalen in northeastern Södermalm. To get there from the city centre, take the green or red underground lines to Slussen, and take the exit for Slussenterminalen. From there take the 401 - 422, 442 - 449 or 471 bus one single stop to Londonviadukten and the port will be on your left. Alternatively normal town buses 53 and 71 link Slussen and the Viking Line terminal, albeit via the backstreets. Yet another convenient but more expensive alternative is the shuttle buses operated by Flygbussarna that go directly from the terminal to the central bus station (Cityterminalen) in the city center. The price for a ticket on these are 45 SEK (single) and 70 SEK (return) and tickets are sold on board, at Flygbussarna's and Viking Line's booths in the bus station, and if you want to buy the ticket on the bus you can do it but only pay with a credit card. There are multiple departures from the port 15-60 min after the ferry arrives and from the station 1-3 hours before the ferry departs. If you are driving to the boat, follow the signs to Slussen, then Stadsgårdsterminalen (note that Slussen is confusing for even locals, so don't feel embarrassed if you end up spinning in the intersection a few times) and then Finland/Viking Line. There are big lockers at the ferry terminal for 5 euros or 50 kr.

        * Birka Cruises [url=http://www.birka.se/]]ferries to [[Mariehamn[/url]] in [wiki=ca21f657926d0d3d02937d5962a5356f]Åland[/wiki] depart from Western Stadsgårdsterminalen, about 700 meters from Slussen (right in front of Viking's terminal). See above for instructions.

        * Holland America Cruises use Stadsgårdsterminalen in northeastern Södermalm for one-day port calls and Frihamnen for turnarounds (start and end of cruises). See above for instruction.

    • filter_dramaGet around
      • Public transport

        Storstockholms Lokaltrafik, SL (Stockholm Public Transport) [url=http://www.sl.se/en]]runs an extensive subway, commuter train and bus system as well as some light rail and ferry services, all using an integrated ticket system called "SL Access". The SL Access RFID card costs 20 SEK (good for six years) and can load all tickets available in the SL fare scheme. The paper strip coupon ticket system was discontinued as of 2013.

        There are SL Travel Cards or passes on the SL network available for 24 hours (115 SEK, 70 SEK for for children/seniors), 72 hours (230 SEK, 140 SEK for for children/seniors), 7 days (300 SEK, 180 SEK for for children/seniors) and if you are going to be in Stockholm for a while, go ahead and purchase a 30-day card, which allows unrestricted access to all of the buses, trams, subways, and commuter trains, as well as the Djurgården ferry, for 790 SEK. When you purchase the 72-hour Travel Card, you also receive free admission to Gröna Lund (see "See" below). Suburban ferries, airport buses, the Arlanda Express and regional trains are not part of the SL network, and thus not included in any of these tickets.

        Travel cards and discount travel tickets may be bought in advance at SL Centres, “Pressbyrån” kiosks, or tourist information offices. Tickets cannot be bought from bus drivers. Instead, there are cash and credit card machines at most bus stops and metro entrances.

        The SL website has detailed ticket and price information, and a journey planner. A better trip planner for Stockholm and Sweden is ResRobot[url=http://reseplanerare.resrobot.se/bin/query.exe/en?L=vs_resrobot&[/url]]and best is its App for smartphones (iOS and Android).

        For more general info, see
        [url=http://www.visitsweden.com/sweden/travel-guide/getting-around-in-sweden/public-transportation/stockholm/[/url]Public Public Transportation in Stockholm[/url].

        The Stockholm Card [http://www.thestockholmcard.com] allows free public transport as well as free admission to 80 museums and sights in Stockholm, free sightseeing by boat and other bonus offers. Adult 24 hours 495 SEK, 48 hours 650 SEK, 72 hours 795 SEK, 120 hours 1050 SEK. Children (7-17 years of age) 24 hours 225 SEK, 48 hours 265 SEK, 72 hours 295 SEK, 120 hours 325 SEK.

      • Bike

        Cycling is an attractive option during warm seasons, and there are many bikepaths. On a bike, a journey across the inner city takes no longer than 30 minutes, and can be faster than travelling by subway or car. There are cycle paths along most major streets and drivers are generally considerate towards cyclists. In winter, when paths can be covered by ice, extra care should be taken. Bikepaths have a bicycle painted on the ground and/or round blue signs with a white bike. Make sure you bike on the right hand side of the street, just as the cars.

        * Stockholm City Bikes [url=http://www.stockholmcitybikes.se/].]In the summer months, you can use the city-operated bike loan service by purchasing a key-card. Bike stands throughout the city allows you to pick up a bike in one stand and leave it in another. A three-day (minimum period) key-card costs 165 SEK and a season pass costs 300 SEK. You may not use a bike for more than three hours at a time, but it is possible to switch to a new bike when returning a used one. Key-cards can be bought at an SL Center. [url=http://www.sl.se/templates/Page.aspx?id=1897[/url].]Major hotel in the city will have three-day key-card available for guests at the front desk. Note if you want to register for a key card, you will need proof of ID, for example a passport or driving licence.

        *Bike Sweden ([url=http://www.bikesweden.se[/url])]BikeSweden offers a variety of high quality bikes in the center of the city. From mountainbikes to childrens bikes and city bikes. Child carriers and child seats are available. Helmets and locks are included in the rental price. The bikes have at least 7 gears and are maximum of two seasons old. Very competitive pricing. Located at Narvavägen 13-17, in the front courtyard of the Historical Museum (Historiska Museet). Open 10:00-18:00 April-October. Call or email to rent bikes off season +46(0)8-52 52 7000, info@bikesweden.se

        * Cykel- & Mopeduthyrningen, Strandvägen, Kajplats 24 (T Östermalmtorg or T Karlaplan). Only open in the summer months.

        * Djurgårdsbrons Sjöcafé, Galärvarvsvägen 2 (on Djurgården, just to the right as you cross Djurgårdsbron) [url=http://info.aos.se/E/V/STOSE/0000/35/50/6.html[/url].]Only open in the summer months. Rents bikes for 250 SEK per day. Also rents roller blades and kayaks.

        * Gamla Stans Cykel, Stora Nygatan 44 (T Gamla Stan) [url=http://www.gamlastanscykel.se/index.php?p=140[/url].]Open all year. Rents three speed city bikes for 220 SEK per day or 500 SEK for 3 days.

        * Servicedepån - Cykelstallet, Scheelegatan 15 (T Rådhuset) [http://cykelstallet.se/[/url]. Open all year. Rents 3 speed city bikes, 21 speed mountain/hybrids (200 SEK/day), and racers. They have metal-stud snow tyres for winter ice use, but you will have to ask in advance. Helmets are free with the bike, other accessories like panniers can also be rented. Rental period is from 10:00-18:00, full 24 hours, or several days.

      • Taxi

        Taxis are on the expensive side. Even worse is the fact that some small dodgy operators charge outrageous prices: unsuspecting visitors have been charged thousands of SEK for a trip from the airport. The antidote is to always check the black and yellow price sticker on the rear passenger window. The price shown in large digits is the maximum (for instance during night hours) fare for a 10km, 15 minute journey and reputable companies charge around SEK300 for this. If the sticker shows a much higher price, stay away or be ripped off. The taxi market was deregulated several years ago which made it considerably easier to find a taxi but the downside is that the rip-offs aren't even illegal, just "supply and demand"!

        As long as you check the sticker you'll be fine, but if you're still nervous choose the major companies TopCab, +46 8 33 33 33; [url=http://www.taxikurir.se/]Taxi Kurir[/url] ☎ +46 8 30 00 00; Taxi 020, 020 20 20 20 (free calls from Swedish phones); and [url=http://www.taxistockholm.se/en/]Taxi Stockholm[/url] ☎ +46 8 15 00 00. Note that many minor companies use "Stockholm" in their names to mimic their competitor, so look for the phone number 15 00 00 which appears below the logo on all Taxi Stockholm cars. Among the companies to avoid is Taxi 08 that operates at the limit of the legal rate.

        Most taxi firms operate a fixed price regime between central Stockholm and Arlanda airport, mirroring the rates for the journey into town of around SEK450-500. It's a good idea to check with the driver that you will get the fixed price before you set off - the meter price for the same ride may cost twice as much. Note that the taxis often have big stickers advertising their airport price: do not confuse them with the black and yellow price sticker pictured in this article.

        Authorized taxis have yellow license plates. Late at night in the city centre, you may be offered a ride with an unauthorized taxi, svarttaxi (literally "black taxi"), usually by discrete whispering of "taxi". Most of the time this will get you home for roughly the same cost as ordinary taxis, just don't ask for a receipt. Rumours say that these cabs are usually controlled by organized crime, and some unpleasant episodes have been known to happen to passengers, so try this at your own risk, and preferably not alone.

        It's often possible to negotiate a price with a licensed taxi driver before entering the cab. In this case, it's implied that you won't receive a receipt, and the driver won't be paying any taxes or his employer. The money (paid in cash) will go straight into the driver's pocket, which means that you can often get a cheaper ride. However, if you don't know the area well enough to estimate the regular metered price you might get ripped off. Negotiating the price also undermines the Swedish tax and wage legislation system, which will be considered very rude by many (not all) Swedes.

      • Car

        Cars driving into or out of central Stockholm between 06:30 and 18:29 on weekdays are charged a congestion tax [url=http://www.transportstyrelsen.se/sv/Vag/Trangselskatt/]]of 10 to 20 SEK. Some car rental companies charge their customers separately for the cost of toll passages, while others don't. Foreign-registered cars are NOT exempt from the tax; see [https://www.epass24.com/[/url]. Driving in Stockholm is easy compared to many larger capitals in the world. Just make sure to use your indicators when changing lanes. Fees are not charged at all in July, on holidays (such as Sundays) or on the day before a holiday (such as Saturdays).

      • Private Car

        An alternative to taxis, bus, train & any public transport, car services are useful for getting to the airport from the outer boroughs where taxis are harder to find, or if you prefer to have transportation reserved in advance. Some options to hire a private car service in Sotkcholm: [url=http://www.rent-a-wreck.no/eng/?car-rental=stockholmnorr]Rent a Wreck[/url] (Rent a Car) & [url=http://www.dottransfers.com/sweden/stockholm/]DotTransfers[/url] (Private Car Service with chauffeur).

        Parking is restricted and expensive in the centre of the city, and free parking is scarce even in the suburbs, except at external shopping centres. It is recommended for peace of mind to make use of SL services to avoid parking and congestion charges.

      • Boat

        There are two hop-on/hop-off boat tours that run loops between various sites in Stockholm. Both cost approximately 100 SEK for a day long pass and have approximately 8 stops, including the cruise terminal, Gamla Stan, the Vasa Museum, Skansen, and Skeppsholmen.

        The [wiki=1d03b8b3388ffd59821a8cbd5b4526f7]Stockholm archipelago[/wiki] is served by two major shipping companies.

        Waxholmsbolaget runs inexpensive public transit ferries, slowed down by stops at several different docks. Waxholmsbolaget also runs two steamboats, that offer even slower, but genuine, round-trips with classical Swedish cuisine. [http://www.waxholmsbolaget.se/visitor/archipelago-traffic/plan-trip/]

        Strömma is a private company, aimed at international tourists, with fast boats and audioguides. [http://www.stromma.se/en/Skargard/Stromma-Kanalbolaget/]

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      Stockholm has many spectacular tourist attractions, ranging from the interesting architecture of the City Hall to the stunning natural beauty of the archipelago. In the several Royal Palaces (Stockholm Palace, Drottningholm, Haga and several others) visitors can get in close contact with traditions of the Swedish monarchy. Among the wide range of museums, the Vasa museum with its 17th century warship and the Skansen open air museum are unique experiences.

      * Stockholm's [wiki=e692f1ff33e4c6d8ca1d46711527b75c]Old Town (Gamla Stan)[/wiki], is the beautifully preserved historical heart of Stockholm. T Gamla Stan station is on the west side of the compact quarter, which is best covered on foot. Riddarholmskyrkan is a beautifully preserved medieval church.

      * The [wiki=1d03b8b3388ffd59821a8cbd5b4526f7]Stockholm archipelago[/wiki] (skärgården) is one of the world's most spectacular. Stretching 80 kilometres east of the city centre, the archipelago comprises 24,000 islands, islets and rocks. Regular ferries are operated by Waxholmsbolaget [url=http://www.waxholmsbolaget.com/]]and from April through September also by Cinderellabåtarna [http://www.stromma.se/en/Skargard/Cinderellabatarna/[/url].
      • Viewpoints

        The heights of northern [wiki=5222f9856e275b3401d9eab3574299a6]Södermalm[/wiki] give a great view of central Stockholm. Get off the underground at Zinkensdamm, walk up the street Ringvägen and then the old and partly cobbled Yttersta tvärgränd until it terminates just next to an abandoned stone quarry on the right. Climb the quarry on either side and enjoy this somewhat steep and unprepared location, which has a tendency of attracting a pretty lively crowd on new year's eve and summer nights.
        * Get off the underground at Slussen and walk up Katarinavägen and then on to the lovely Fjällgatan, where tourist coaches make a stop to let everyone enjoy the most popular vantage point.
        * Hammarbybacken, a semi-artificial ski slope, walkable around the year, great during summer. (L Sickla kaj)
        * Högdalstoppen, a man-made hill south of the city. See [wiki=2e323cb94ef2198dcfd5eb51b5ad0460]Stockholm/Southern Suburbs[/wiki].
        * Kaknästornet [url=http://www.kaknastornet.se/]]contains Stockholm's highest observatory floor and restaurant, giving a good view of the central town, and the inner archipelago. Entrance fee 45 SEK.
        * Skyview [http://www.globearenas.se/en/skyview/about-skyview[/url] is an elevator to the top of the Ericsson Globe. Rides cost 150 SEK a person.
        * Bars and restaurants with a good view: Gondolen, Herman's, Och himlen därtill, or the penthouse lounge of Sjöfartshotellet on Södermalm, or the SAS Radisson Hotel Skybar on Norrmalm.

      • Museums

        Stockholm has more than 70 museums [url=http://stockholmsmuseer.se],]ranging from those large in size and scope to the very specialized, including Fjärilshuset (The Butterfly House), Spritmuseet (where it is possible to get English speaking guides informing about Swedes and their rather complicated relationship with spirits and alcohol in general) and Dansmuseet (a.k.a Rolf de Maré's museum of dance, theatre, art and photography), to name but a few. Tickets are typically 80 to 100 SEK for adults, less or zero for children. The list below is a selection of widely acclaimed museums.

        * Nobelmuseet [url=http://www.nobelmuseum.se/[/url]]At the Nobel Museum you will learn more about the Nobel Prize and its founder, as well as the Nobel Laureates and their creative endeavors.

        * Naturhistoriska riksmuseet [url=http://www.nrm.se/[/url]]([[Stockholm/Östermalm|Östermalm[/url]]) This museum of natural history has permanent and temporary exhibitions popular with both young and old, including an Omnimax cinema. Easily reached from T-Universitetet, it is situated on the edge of an area which has lot to offer in terms of nature and recreation.

        * Moderna museet [url=http://www.modernamuseet.se/en/Stockholm/]]([[Stockholm/Norrmalm|Norrmalm[/url]]) on the island Skeppsholmen, has one of the world’s finest collections of 20th and 21st century art.

        * [url=http://www.nationalmuseum.se/]Nationalmuseum[/url] ([wiki=b3f7ed386c7e408e27cdd42b5a8d1274]Norrmalm[/wiki]) has its regular building closed for renovation until 2017. Connoisseurs of classical art and design are requested to look up Konstakademien at Fredsgatan 12 in the central City area for current exhibitions and more information.

        * Armémuseum ([wiki=94294bc3bb9caaf486efcae5c95d7478]Östermalm[/wiki]) [url=http://www.sfhm.se/en/]]displays Sweden's military history, with frequent wars from the Middle Ages until 1814, followed by two centuries of peace.

        * Historiska museet ([[Stockholm/Östermalm|Östermalm[/url]]) The Swedish History Museum includes Scandinavian prehistory, the notorious Vikings as well as an impressive treasure vault called The Gold Room and also stunning medieval church art.

        * Djurgården is the vast royal park within the borough of [wiki=94294bc3bb9caaf486efcae5c95d7478]Östermalm[/wiki], and it holds museums such as:
        ** Vasamuseet [url=http://www.vasamuseet.se/]]has been built around the spectacular but ill fated warship 'Vasa'. It sank in the Stockholm harbour shortly after its launch in 1628 and was salvaged 333 years later. The Vasa Museum provides an unsurpassed insight into marine and every day life almost 400 years ago.
        ** Skansen [url=http://www.skansen.se/[/url]]is a large open air museum, which has a zoo showcasing Swedish fauna (moose, bear, wolf, lynx, reindeer, seal etc.) as well as hands on displays of Sweden's cultural heritage.
        ** [url=http://www.nordiskamuseet.se/en[/url]Nordiska Museet[/url] has a variety of permanent and temporary exhibitions presenting Swedish history and cultural heritage.

        * Millesgården [url=http://www.millesgarden.se/]]([[Lidingö[/url]]) is an impressive open-air sculpture museum, focusing on the works by Carl Milles

        * Fotografiska [url=http://fotografiska.eu/en/]]([[Stockholm/Södermalm|Södermalm[/url]]), a photo gallery opened in 2010.

      • Art

        Beyond the art museums mentioned above, Stockholm has a vivid art scene and offers plenty of opportunities to enjoy contemporary art in galleries, exhibition halls and public places. The Stockholm official visitors guide has a list of galleries [http://www.stockholmtown.com/templates/CategoryList____2919.aspx].

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      • Outdoor Tours and activities

        There are many companies involved in outdoor tourism in and around Stockholm county.

      • Guided tours

        There is a wide selection of guided tours available, by boat, by bus and on foot.

      • Swimming

        There are several beaches in inner Stockholm, as well as the suburbs. They might be crowded when Swedish people have time. The water in central Stockholm is so clean you can drink it, even though it looks dark. The quality of the water is controlled by Miljöförvaltningen (the municipal authorities) and the reports for all the beaches in the city is available online. Would there be a problem with the water, signs would be posted at the beach.
        If the water in Lake Mälaren is too cold for your tastes, you can opt for one of the outdoor swimming pools:
        Stockholm also has several indoor swimming pools and spas in very special settings, for instance Centralbadet, Sturebadet and Yasuragi spa.

      • Watching sports

        Stockholm is home to several elite sports teams, and if you're a sports fan you might want to watch a game. The most popular spectator sports are football (soccer) and ice hockey. Also, bandy has something of a cult following.
        Speedway is another big spectator sport in Sweden, and it can be experienced only 16 minutes from the Central station by subway, station "Gubbängen". Handball and basketball is also available.

      • Doing sports

        There are many opportunities to do sports in the Stockholm area. Hellasgården is a good spot close to the city center, see [wiki=d0451bd5f4e54d71bde30974b8273c47]Södertörn[/wiki].

      • Performances

        Stockholm has several national stages, such as the Royal Swedish Opera (Kungliga Operan), and several playhouses staging international musicals.
        * Stockholm Culture Festival,[http://kulturfestivalen.stockholm.se/EN/index.php]

        There is also a growing scene for stand-up comedy in Swedish and English. The Big Ben Bar, Folkungagatan 97, has a free-entrance comedy club in English each Thursday at 20:00. Skrattstock is an annual free-entrance comedy festival on Långholmen, always in May/June on the same day as the Stockholm Marathon, with at least one hour of English-language comedy.

        * Live Music,[http://kulturfestivalen.stockholm.se/EN/index.php]

        The live music stage in Stockholm is something else. There are never any signs of anyone playing but a few posters in specific areas. Although a lot of the cities bar's have live music, the most common place to find it is around Södermalm. There you will find places like Debaser[url=http://debaser.se/],]Hornshuset[url=http://www.hornhuset.se/[/url]]and Trädgården[url=http://www.tradgarden.com/[/url].]Besides Södermalm both Norrmalm[url=http://www.harrybjames.com/[/url]]and Vasastan[http://caplive.se/[/url] have a few interesting venues.

      • Cinemas

        There are many cinemas in Stockholm. With the exception of children's movies, films aren't dubbed but subtitled, so if your English is good enough this is a good leisure activity. Many cinemas are THX certified. A ticket is around 100 SEK.

        Many of Stockholm's most charming classic cinemas have been closed in recent years, victims of the competition from modern multiplex screens. The elegant Röda Kvarn on Biblioteksgatan was recently transformed into an Urban Outfitters store, and Astoria Nybrogatan was closed in 2007. A few splendid venues are especially worth a visit: Park, Rigoletto, Grand Sveavägen, Saga, Victoria and Skandia.

        ===== Stockholm International Film Festival =====

        In November, Stockholm hosts an annual international film festival [url=http://www.stockholmfilmfestival.se/en/]]that draws large crowds.

        The Stockholm International Film Festival also hosts an open air cinema in the Tantolunden park during one week in August.

      • Photography

        Stockholm has a range of architectural backdrops and natural settings that appeal to travelling photographers.

      • Amusement park and children's activities

        Gröna Lund [http://www.gronalund.com/en/] is the main amusement park in Stockholm, on Djurgården island. It can be reached by Spårväg City. The ferry to Djurgården also stops right outside Gröna Lund. Adults 95 SEK with a surcharge on concert nights of 95 SEK, Children 0-6 free, Seniors 65+ free. Opening times vary across the year. Check the website before visiting.

      • Gambling

        Casino Cosmopol [http://www.casinocosmopol.se/english-stockholm.htm] on Kungsgatan 65, at the Central Station.

      • LGBT events

        Attitudes towards homosexuality are generally tolerant. In the summer (generally late July/early August), there is an annual LGBT pride festival, Stockholm Pride [url=http://www.stockholmpride.org/en/],]which is the largest in Scandinavia. The national LGBT organization, RFSL [http://www.rfsl.se/?p=3298[/url], can provide information on other events and venues.
        * Stockholm Pride, 27 Jul-5 Aug 2015.
        * Eurogames, 5 Aug-9 Aug 2015.

    • filter_dramaLearn
      With about 80,000 university students at more than twenty universities and university colleges, Stockholm is the largest university city in the Nordic countries. The largest institutions of higher education are Stockholm University (Stockholms universitet), the Royal Institute of Technology (Kungliga tekniska högskolan), and Södertörn University College (Södertörns högskola). Karolinska institutet is a world-class medical university. There are also several fine arts university colleges. Study in Stockholm [http://www.studyinstockholm.se/] has information about university studies in Stockholm. Studying in Sweden is free for EU-citizens.
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      As in the rest of Sweden, VISA and Mastercard are accepted by nearly all stores, and ATMs are readily available. There are even ATMs inside some bars and nightclubs (which might accept payment in cash only). Only a few places accept foreign currencies, such as Euros or US Dollars.

      Sweden is internationally known for its design, and Stockholm has many stores where you can find Swedish-designed clothes, textiles and interior decoration items. Hand-made and hand-painted glassware is also a famous Swedish speciality.

      Popular Swedish clothing brands that you can find in several major stores include Acne Jeans, WESC, Cheap Monday, J Lindeberg, Whyred, Tiger and Filippa K. Recent years have seen an explosion of young designers starting their own small labels. Many of these can be found in the small shops in the SoFo area (see below). Examples are Nakkna, Jenny Hellström, Fifth Avenue Shoe Repair and The Stray Boys.
      • Shopping areas

        Drottninggatan in Norrmalm is dominated by major brands down at the Sergels Torg end before giving way to smaller and more specialised shops further north.

        Also connected to Drottninggatan is the square of Hötorget (T-Hötorget). Here is a daily fresh food market outside as well as [url=http://www.hotorgshallen.se/]Hötorgshallen[/url], an indoor food market.

        Mood Stockholm [url=http://moodstockholm.se/]]on Norrlandsgatan opened in 2012. This mall contains a lot of interesting boutiques not represented elsewhere in the city. (Mon-Fri 10:00-20:00, Sat 10:00-18:00, Sun 11:00-18:00).

        From Norrmalmstorg on Hamngatan which is accessible from T-Kungsträdgården station or Spårväg City from Sergels Torg up to Stureplan in Östermalm is a collection of high end shops including Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton amongst others.

        In Östermalm is the main square Östermalmstorg, a square which possesses Stockholm's best food hall, [url=http://www.ostermalmshallen.se/]Östermalms Saluhall[/url[/url] Östermalmshallen at T-Östermalmstorg. (Mon-Thurs 09:30-18:00, Fri 09:30-19:00, Sat 09:30-16:00).

        * Sturegallerian [url=http://www.sturegallerian.se/]Sturegallerian[/url] is an upmarket shopping mall at the famous nightlife district, Stureplan. Shopping and food are contained within this upmarket mall with some unique eateries available in the rear of the mall. Stureplan can also be reached by blue bus line number 2. (Mon-Fri 10:00-19:00, Sat 10:00-17:00, Sun 12:00-17:00).

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      Stockholm features a large variety of restaurants. However, dining in Stockholm can be expensive, if you aim for something else than the fast food bars, the run-of-the-mill British-style pubs or the ethnic restaurants that dominate the budget bracket. Be prepared to pay around 175-250 SEK or more for most main courses at quality restaurants. If you are on a tight budget, self-catering is probably the best option.

      Most hotels and hostels have a good breakfast buffet, in many cases included with the room.

      Most restaurants have "dagens rätt" - a lunch offer, normally including a non-alcoholic beverage, bread, butter, salad and coffee M-F, usually 11:00-14:00. Expect to pay between 65-100 SEK. Generally more expensive downtown and cheaper in the suburbs. Many Asian, Indian, Mexican and fast food restaurants offer rather cheap "all you can eat" lunch buffets. Office workers usually go for lunch at noon, so try to show up just before, or past 13:00.

      Most restaurants' kitchens close at 22:00 even on weekends, so don't get out too late. Alcohol in restaurants is expensive. A glass of house wine can cost more than 100 SEK, or 450 SEK for a bottle. Sweden has enforced non-smoking in all bars, pubs, restaurants and enclosed areas. Smoking is usually permitted outdoors, or in designated smoking rooms/outdoor seating.

      Many Stockholm restaurants are closed for vacation for a few weeks in July and/or early August. In December, many restaurants offer a "julbord" ("Christmas buffet"), a variation of the classic Swedish smörgåsbord with traditional seasonal dishes such as ham, pickled herring, "lutfisk" (stockfish from cod or ling, prepared with lye) and much more, which might require advance booking, costing around 400-600 SEK, beverages not included.

      In this cosmopolitan city, traditional Swedish cuisine, known as husmanskost or husman can be hard to get by. Many fine diners have a not-too-expensive husman course: some other places to eat Swedish are the Nystekt strömming wagon (meaning "freshly fried herring") at Slussen, Ät gott (S:t Göransgatan 74, Kungsholmen) and Tennstopet (Dalagatan 50, Norrmalm).

      Guide Michelin recognizes six Stockholm restaurants: Two-star Frantzén/Lindeberg [url=http://www.frantzen-lindeberg.com/en/]]and Mathias Dahlgren Matsalen (including one-star Mathias Dahlgren Matbaren) [url=http://www.mathiasdahlgren.com/index.php?lang=En[/url],]and one-star Esperanto [url=http://www.esperantorestaurant.se/en/esperanto-en/[/url],]Fredsgatan 12 [url=http://f12.se/en/[/url]]and Lux [http://luxstockholm.com/en/[/url].

      * Sandys [http://www.sandys.se/], several locations throughout the city: Sergelarkaden 6 (T T-Centralen), Klarabergsgatan 31 (T T-Centralen), Stureplan 2 (T Östermalmstorg) and Götgatan 28 (T Slussen). A large Stockholm-based fast food chain focusing on submarine sandwiches, wraps and salads, Sandys offer a wide selection, reliable quality and acceptable prices, although not by any means a bargain. Sandwiches 49 SEK (excluding drinks), XL sandwiches 59 SEK, salads 65 SEK.
      • Cafés

        Taking a break for coffee and a biscuit is a Swedish tradition, commonly called fika in Swedish, and there are many coffee-bars around the city. Traditional Swedish filter coffee is relatively strong when compared to American, but a far cry from the Italian espresso. Espresso, caffe latte, cappuccino and other varieties of Italian coffee are generally available. If you prefer tea, note that many cafés only offer a few flavours, but generally some black, red and green teas.

        There are not many Starbucks located in Stockholm but there are however several Swedish counterparts - Wayne's Coffee, Robert's Coffee and Espresso House are the most common names here - that are strikingly similar in design. Just as everywhere else, the small local cafés offer a more personal experience, and often better coffee. Expect to pay anything from 20 SEK and upwards for a cup of regular black coffee.

        Don't hesitate to ask for a refill (påtår in swedish) at self-service cafeterias, as it is often free.

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      • Retail drinks

        : Further information: [wiki=c8f4261f9f46e6465709e17ebea7a92b]Sweden (Systembolaget)[/wiki]
        Drinking alcohol is generally allowed in public areas, with some obvious exceptions, such as schools, playgrounds, indoor malls and public transport areas. In some parks, drinking is prohibited from midnight. [url=http://www.stockholm.se/-/Karta/?lager=163931#lager=163931¢erposition=6580761%2C1626947&zoom=25]Map of dry areas[/url]

        * Systembolaget [url=http://www.systembolaget.se/english/].]Generally open M-W 10:00-18:00, Th-F 10:00-19:00, Sa 10:00-15:00, all stores closed Su, is the government monopoly chain for selling alcohol. The stores have a wide assortment and very helpful, knowledgeable staff. Swedish alcohol taxation makes beer and hard liquor expensive. Surprisingly, more exclusive wines can be a bargain. Ask the staff for advice. You need to be able to prove that you are over 20 years old, so be sure to bring photo ID. They could occasionally ask people that are well above 30 for photo ID. For more information, see the section on Systembolaget in the [[Sweden#Systembolaget|Sweden[/url]] article. Central locations include:
        **Lilla Nygatan 18 (T Gamla Stan).
        **Klarabergsgatan 62 (T T-Centralen). Extra late hours: Closes 20:00 all weekdays.
        **Regeringsgatan 44 (T T-Centralen). The largest Systembolaget store in Stockholm, with a special selection of exclusive wines.
        **Vasagatan 25 (T T-Centralen)
        **Nybrogatan 47 (T Östermalmstorg)
        **Folkungagatan 56 (T Medborgarplatsen)

      • Bars and nightclubs

        The cost for drinking out in Stockholm can vary a lot. Expect to pay around 30 SEK in the cheapest pub (55-75 SEK in a trendier club or pub) for a beer or cider, and at least 95-150 SEK for a long-drink or cocktail in a club. Bars usually have no cover charge, but may have an arbitrarily set (and arbitrarily enforced) minimum age limit (usually 21 or 23, sometimes as low as 18, other times as high as 27), while clubs usually charge 50-200 SEK at the door (or more at special performances). Long, and very slow moving lines tend to form outside most popular clubs - expect having to wait as much as 1 hour or more if going to a trendy place after midnight, even if raining or snowing. Don't forget to bring an ID, as bouncers could at anytime ask for identification at the door in both pubs and clubs.

        As in many other Swedish cities, clubs are quite often arranged illegally and underground outside of the city center. During the summer months, many open air parties are arranged. During fall and winter, there are underground parties in abandoned factories and other industrial buildings, like in many other cities. Some parties are only held once, while others are recurring. These are, naturally, not listed and are often informed of on a word of mouth or online community basis. Generally, such clubs play techno, house and other electronic music, and so, ask locals for advice in legal clubs that play the same genre. The Swedish word for clubs arranged illegally is svartklubb (literally black club). Due to the nature of such events, undercover police presence may be apparent and individuals could be searched for illegal substances at any moment.

        Stureplan is a district dominated by posh dancefloor nightclubs, at the crossing of Birger Jarlsgatan, Kungsgatan and Sturegatan, (T Östermalmstorg). The mushroom-shaped rain shelter is a common meeting point. High entrance fees (200 SEK or more) and long lines. Can be difficult to get in to the clubs here if you are considered not fit in.

        Södermalm is a district which have many smaller bars and nightclubs focusing on art and electronic or alternative music. Look in nightlife magazines for places around Hornstull (such as Strand), Mariatorget (such as Sidetrack, Marie Laveau and the Wednesday pop-club Baba Sonic), Slussen (such as Debaser, Kolingsborg), Skanstull (such as Trädgården, Under Bron).

        Major bar streets are Götgatan (where most places are rather cheap pubs) and Bondegatan (with a younger and more trendy crowd), both on Södermalm, Rörstrandsgatan in western Vasastan (also rather trendy, but drawing a slightly older crowd) and the area around the Rådhuset and Fridhemsplan subway stations on Kungsholmen (with many small, cheaper and relaxed places). There are also many local pubs outside of the city centre, where many locals go and the beer is cheaper. Ask any swedes for directions and they will be happy to help you.

        Most restaurants and bars close at 01:00, larger clubs usually at 03:00. There are an exclusive few open till 05:00.

        More trendy clubs might have a long queue from midnight till closing time. Get out early (at least before midnight). A few posh and expensive clubs in the Stureplan district have an informal or outspoken dress code, vårdad klädsel. Do not behave drunk in queues, as the guards may not be willing to let you in. Arguing aggressively with bouncers and security staff will certainly lead to serious consequences and is not recommended.

        If you can read Swedish, you can get more information about Stockholm's nightlife in the free monthly magazine Nöjesguiden, the newspaper Dagens Nyheter on Thursdays, the free QX gay magazine for LGBT events and the free Metro on Fridays.

    • filter_dramaSleep
      : See [wiki=576ac0638ba984d51e76ae38aa8cb3a3]#Districts[/wiki] for listings.
      As of 2012, Stockholm has harsh competition between up-market (4-star) hotels. Most of these hotels charge 900-1200 SEK for a single room, and they almost always have vacancies, and might give special offers for tourists. Hotels located far from city center are generally cheaper. Try to find one close to public transport.

      The cheap bunks are in short supply. Look for hostels at Svenska Turistföreningen, [url=http://www.svenskaturistforeningen.se/en/]]and SVIF [url=http://www.svif.se/en/[/url]]Advance booking is recommended, especially during summer, and for those in the inner city. Stockholm has some spectacular hostels, such as af Chapman at Skeppsholmen, [url=http://www.svenskaturistforeningen.se/en/Discover-Sweden/Facilities-and-activities/Stockholm/Vandrarhem/STF-Hostel-af-Chapman--Skeppsholmen/[/url],]Långholmen [url=http://www.langholmen.com/En/Hostel/AboutHostel.aspx[/url],]Jumbostay [url=http://www.jumbostay.com/[/url]]at Arlanda, and Best Hostel at the Old Town waterfront [http://www.besthostel.se/en[/url].

      The lowest cost per bed can be found on the [wiki=d569ba5d762982c7915fb41829ad8b3d]Baltic Sea cruiseferries[/wiki].
    • filter_dramaContact
      • Phone

        Phone booths are very rare as are public phones in general as most people have switched to cell phones. Prepaid cards are available and usually also include Internet access at a reasonable price. Coverage is excellent in Stockholm, even in the subway and road tunnels.

      • Internet access

        There are a number of places where you can access the Internet in central Stockholm.

        An alternative for any visitor to Sweden is to buy a pre-paid USB 3G/4G modem. These can be had cheaply (down to 150 SEK) and the 3G/4G coverage in Stockholm is excellent. Expect to pay around 100 SEK/week or 300 SEK/month to use the 3G modem. Data limits are typically high (5 GB/Month but up to 20 GB or more is also available)

      • WiFi

        If you have your own laptop or smartphone, many cafés, hotels, libraries offer free wi-fi access. McDonalds and the local version Max also offers good free Wifi in their restaurants. The site [url=http://www.wifikartan.se/Stockholm/]Wifikartan[/url] show most of the free wi-fi access points in Stockholm and most of Sweden as well.

        * Skype offers wi-fi access in some areas called Skype Zones [url=http://www.skype.com/allfeatures/skypezones/].]This service used to be offered for free as a test, but now seems to be subject to a fee.

        * Telia HomeRun [http://www.homerun.telia.com/eng/start/default.asp[/url] is a commercial wi-fi service that covers many points in central Stockholm with wi-fi.

      • Internet terminals

        The company Sidewalk Express operates internet terminals in a number of convenience stores (most 7 Eleven and many Pressbyrån stores) and some other shops and public locations, including the main hall in the Stockholm Central railway station. Check their website [http://www.sidewalkexpress.se/locations.aspx?country=14&city=12] for a full list of locations. Most terminals are however quite uncomfortable to use (metallic keyboards, stand-up only access etc.) and fairly expensive. Unused time from one Sidewalk Express location can be reused at any other terminal in Sweden within 5 days.

        * You can often use the internet for free at the public libraries (but you may have to ask first). Big libraries can be found at Medborgarplatsen (T Medborgarplatsen) and Sveavägen 73 (T Odenplan).

        * The Central Station has Stockholmspanelen, information terminals with keyboards and web browsers that have full internet access but no address bar to type in the URL of the site you want to visit. But if you are clever there's a way to get to Google, you can then type in the URL you want to visit and hit "Search".

        * There are also a number of more gaming-oriented internet points. These are often open late nights.
        ** Matrix - The underground hall in the Kungsgatan exit of the metro station Hötorget. Open Su-Th 10:00-24:00, F-Sa 10:00-03:00. A centrally located 80-terminal gamer den with generous opening hours.
        ** Inferno Online, situated at Odenplan (metro station). The largest gaming/internet-cafe in the world. If you are a new user you need to create an account (free) and then pay for the amount of hours you want on your account (the prices are low compared to other internet terminals). Their website: http://www.infernoonline.com/

    • filter_dramaStay safe
      Stockholm is a safe city by international standards. As in other cities, however, you should avoid late-night walks through deserted areas of the city or through unlit parks. In 2014 there was an 1522 reported rapes, an average of more than 4 every day.

      Stockholm has an exciting night-life. As in most countries, being overly intoxicated is not accepted in most bars and clubs, and could lead to the security staff forcibly ejecting the trouble-maker. Swedish people tend to binge-drink, and as usual, alcohol might fuel violence.

      Most crimes against tourists are crimes of opportunity, such as pick-pocketing, bicycle theft, auto theft, and auto vandalism. As always, do not leave valuable items in your car, and watch your bag in crowded places. Most shops and all major taxi companies accept credit and debit cards, so there is no need to carry a lot of cash. Be more aware of your belongings in crowded areas such as festivals, nightclubs, markets, airports, and public transport areas.

      Prefer the major cab companies (Taxi Stockholm, Taxi Kurir, Taxi 020 and Topcab) to avoid overcharging, and have a better chance of having belongings lost in the car returned to you.

      During summer, groups of street gamblers try to scam their audience on Drottninggatan and in other touristed areas. They use a variety of tricks one of them being planting a few of their own in the crowd. Don't play, you will lose.

      Though Sweden has an extensive welfare system, and Stockholm has fewer homeless and impoverished people than other cities of similar size, impoverished people can occasionally be seen begging downtown. A responsible way to address their situation is to buy the street paper, Situation Stockholm, for 50 SEK. You may also come upon beggars feigning disabilities, or handing out laminated begging cards on the subway. Buying food or water for someone begging is also a good way of helping, without risking that your money goes in the wrong hands.

      Stockholm is a very friendly to sexual minorities. Homophobic and transphobic attitudes will be met with outright hostility from many swedes. All parties in the Swedish parliament take a radical standpoint against harassment and violence towards sexual minorities. Same-sex couples will have no trouble living openly in Stockholm, which includes holding hands or kissing in public around the city. Despite this fact, common sense should be used late at night in some areas (as in any other city). There's a couple of suburbs that have a problem with crime, however there's no reason to go there.
    • filter_dramaRespect
      When using escalators, stand on the right and use the left side for walking up the stairs. Standing still on the left side might annoy people. On train and subway platforms, passengers should be allow to leave the car before attempting to board.

      * Avoid walking in the cycle lane. Dedicated cycle paths are clearly marked, but sometimes run directly next to the pavement (sidewalk). Stockholm cyclists are subject to a comparatively hilly landscape and are unwilling to slow down and lose momentum. Usually, however, they are careful, signal clearly and use their bells, meaning that straying tourists most often are just sworn at.

      * When waiting in lines, be patient and polite. Swedes seldom jump queues - but make sure you actually stand in the line. If unsure, ask.

      * Swedes usually don't complain to people that are doing things (in their opinion) wrongly. They will just look at your foolish behaviour and swear silently to themselves. You might be embarrassing yourself but Swedes think that complaining about it will make an even bigger scene.
    • filter_dramaCope
      Some things to pack:
      : See also [wiki=c8f4261f9f46e6465709e17ebea7a92b]Sweden (Bring)[/wiki].
      * Comfortable shoes. Stockholm is best experienced on foot.
      * An umbrella or a raincoat for wet weather.
      * Warm clothes in good materials (Long johns/stockings under your pants/skirt will keep you warm without looking like you wear your ski-outfit).
      • Getting cash

        There are many ATMs in the city, but some foreign card-holders, such as a Canadian, have reported trouble in using them, even when they purport to be connected to international networks their banks are part of, so consider doing some research before you arrive.

        There are many locations of a currency exchange called Forex, but they charge a whopping 50 SEK (6,5 €) commission on top of their buy-sell spread.

        Credit/debit cards are widely accepted even for small amounts. Most places accept identification and a signature, but PIN-transactions are preferred.

      • Toilets

        Finding a good toilet in Stockholm can be tricky. Many department stores and fast-food restaurants have clean toilets, often for the charge of 5 SEK. That is also the cost of public toilet booths found in most city squares (though these might be messy) so be sure to carry some 5 and 10 SEK coins. Restaurants' toilets are often reserved for customers, and might be messy depending on the establishment. Some good, clean toilets are found in Max at Norrmalmstorg, and in the bar Sturehof (at Stureplan - the establishment is too big for crew to keep track of people borrowing the toilet). Urinating in town is illegal, but urinals are often free even if you have to pay for a WC. The libraries, museums, and government buildings often have free, clean toilets.

        Most major hotels have clean lobby toilets. Some of them might be reserved for house guests and require an access code, but travellers can often get access to them on request.

      • Laundry

        Since all Swedish apartments either have a washing machine or access to a communal laundry room, there are virtually no self-service laundries to be found in Stockholm, with one exception:
        * Tvättomaten, Västmannagatan 61 (T Odenplan), + 46 8 34 64 80, [http://www.tvattomaten.se]. Open M-F 08:30-18:30, Sa 09:30-15:00 (closed Sa from end of June to mid-August, closed one week at the end of July). Self service price: 50 SEK without drying, 84 SEK with drying (per machine, up to 5 kg).
        Most youth hostels have washing machines. Some dry cleaners offer to wash shirts and bed linen as well, but this tends to be quite expensive.

      • Health

        Swedish healthcare is generally of high quality, although you may have to face a long wait in emergency rooms. How fast you get to see the doctor is dependent on how ill you are and if others are sicker. If you have a small wound that needs stitches you will wait if there are victims of a car-accident. But if you are in a bad car-accident you know you will get help first. Money, name or title won't help pass the queue.

        EU/EES citizens with a European Health Insurance card pay the same (rather low) fee for emergency and necessary care as a local citizen. Others must pay the whole health care cost (which can be between 1,700 and 2,200SEK for a doctor’s visit at an emergency care unit at a hospital). More information on hospital fees can be found on the Stockholm County information site [http://www.vardguiden.se/Article.asp?c=3372].

        In an emergency, always call 112 for SOS Alarm, for ambulance, police, fire service, air and sea rescue, mountain patrol, or priest on call. English-speaking operators are available.

        There are two hospitals with 24-hour emergency care units in the inner city:
        * S:t Görans Sjukhus, S:t Göransplan 1 (T Fridhemsplan or T Stadshagen), +46 8 58 70 10 00, [http://capiostgoran.se/english/].
        * Södersjukhuset, Sjukhusbacken 10 (Bus 3, 74 or 164 from T Skanstull, bus 74 from T Mariatorget or commuter train to Stockholm Södra), +46 8 616 10 00, [http://www.sodersjukhuset.se/Functions/InEnglish/].

        For less serious illnesses and ailments, getting in touch with a local clinic, vårdcentral, is a much better option than the hospital emergency rooms. The Stockholm County healthcare hotline Vårdguiden (+46 8 320 100, [http://www.vardguiden.se/Article.asp?c=3519]) can give medical advice and help you find a doctor. While information is officially given in Swedish only, the doctors can often speak some English.

      • Tap water

        The tap water in Stockholm is of very high quality. There is no reason for buying bottled water. It is also completely accepted to ask for tap water in restaurants. Many places have a tap and glasses for self-service.

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    • filter_dramaGet out
      [wiki=1d03b8b3388ffd59821a8cbd5b4526f7]Stockholm archipelago[/wiki], with places such as Vaxholm, Grinda, Sandhamn and Utö.

      * [wiki=9c53998ac4e6e023cf9832c4cf8435d4]Drottningholm[/wiki]-The Royal family lives at the 18th century World Heritage Drottningholm Palace on the Lovö island, 30 minutes from central Stockholm public transport. The 18th century palace is beautiful, and much of it is open to the public. The surroundings are well worth a walk as well. In the summertime, there is a regular boat service from Stadshuskajen (the City Hall Quay) to Drottningholm: [http://www.strommakanalbolaget.com/index-EN.htm]

      * [wiki=9c53998ac4e6e023cf9832c4cf8435d4]Birka[/wiki]- For the real Viking buff, there's Birka [url=http://www.raa.se/birka_eng/index.asp],]the site of a former Viking city of about 1,000 inhabitants situated on Björkö, an island in Lake Mälaren. In recent years, a replica of the old city has been built up. Boats to Björkö are operated by Strömma Kanalbolaget [url=http://www.strommakanalbolaget.com/index-EN.htm[/url].]Birka can also be reached by public transport to Rastaholm, and boarding a boat (see timetable [http://www.stromma.se/en/Stockholm/The-Archipelago/Day-trips/Birka---The-Viking-City/[/url]).

      * [wiki=55d2f6e5c90257a5dd10d0306b92f585]Uppsala[/wiki]- The fourth largest city in Sweden, but still doable as a day trip. 80 km north of Stockholm. To get there, there are two rail options:
      **SJ offers fast hourly service from Stockholm C to Uppsala, with a sporadic service to Gävle also calling at Uppsala. This option takes 40 minutes and costs 84 SEK.
      **SL offers a stopping half-hourly service from Stockholm C to Uppsala, taking 55 minutes and costing 110 SEK (65 SEK for people under 20), though if you have an SL travlecard, this is reduced to 60 SEK (35 SEK for people under 20).

      In Uppsala you can see the biggest cathedral in Scandinavia, Linnaeus' botanical gardens as well as Viking royal burial mounds and temple remains from the time when Uppsala was Sweden's capital.

      * [wiki=eb8ae30d1888c1655f6a48c309902e9b]Sigtuna[/wiki] [url=http://www.sigtunaturism.se/]-]Oldest surviving Swedish town, effectively Sweden's capital during the Middle Ages. Streets are small here and dotted with low built wooden houses. Lies north of Stockholm and makes a good daytrip. Take the commuter train to Märsta and change to bus 570, 572 and 575 for Sigtuna. All operated by SL.

      * [[Södertörn|Bornsjön[/url]]- For a real wild animal safari close to Stockholm, Bornsjön is the best spot. It is a nature reserve 30 minutes drive south of Stockholm. The natural environment is perfect here for watching mammals like moose, roe deer and wild boar. Stockholm Outback offers tours down to the reserve every evening during the summer. For further information call +46 73-6578708 or visit their homepage [http://www.sthlmoutback.se/].

      * [wiki=07915459e230f75db93773c41c1248d2]Roslagen[/wiki], the coastal area of Uppland, north-east of Stockholm. Norrtälje is the major city, conveniently reached by buses leaving from Tekniska högskolan. The area offers an almost endless variety of public lakes, beaches, coves, cliffs, islands, forests, farmland, wild animals, fishing, trekking, free camping and just about everything for nature lovers and independent travelers. Also a perfect location to see Swedes in their recluse summer homes, enjoying all concievable outdoor activities and marine sports.

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    Malmö
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    Arlanda
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    Bromma
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    Helsingborg
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    Trollhättan
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    Hasselblad Center
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    Gothenburg Maritime Museum
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    Malmö konstmuseum
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    Malmö
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    Malmö
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Cityterminalen
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    Halmstad
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    Royal Dramatic Theatre Stockholm
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    Malmö
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    Royal Dramatic Theatre Stockholm
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    Göteborgs City Theatre
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Lindholmen Science Park
    Trollhättan
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    Frihamnen Goteborg
    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Lindholmen Science Park
    Lindholmen Science Park
    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Point of Interest
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    Malmö
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    Malmö Persborg Järnvägsstation
    Malmö
    Teknik- och Sjöfartsmuseet
    Teknik- och Sjöfartsmuseet
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    Malmö
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    Malmö Konsthall
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    Scoutmuseet i Malmö
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    Quality Hotel Konserthuset
    Quality Hotel Konserthuset
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    Scandic hotel Sankt Jörgen
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    Elite Hotel Savoy
    Elite Hotel Savoy
    Malmö
    Astoria hotell
    Astoria hotell
    Malmö
    Clarion Hotel Malmö
    Clarion Hotel Malmö
    Malmö
    Ahrlings Citylägenheter
    Ahrlings Citylägenheter
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    First Hotel Garden
    First Hotel Garden
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    Hotell Pallas
    Hotell Pallas
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    Ramada Hotel Royal
    Ramada Hotel Royal
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    Hotel Noble House
    Hotel Noble House
    Malmö
    Norvalla hotell
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    Apoteket Hinden
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    Sankt Tomas kapell
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    Malmö
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    Heliga Trefaldighetskyrkan
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    Sankt Jakobs kapell
    Malmö
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    Sankta Maria kyrka
    Malmö
    Sankt Matteus kyrka
    Sankt Matteus kyrka
    Malmö
    Mellanhedskapellet
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    Malmö
    Sankt Johannes kyrka
    Sankt Johannes kyrka
    Malmö
    Helgeandskyrkan
    Helgeandskyrkan
    Malmö
    Sankta Katarina kyrka
    Sankta Katarina kyrka
    Malmö
    Sankt Andreas kyrka
    Sankt Andreas kyrka
    Malmö
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    Sankt Pauli kyrka
    Malmö
    Sankt Petri kyrka
    Sankt Petri kyrka
    Malmö
    Caroli kyrka
    Caroli kyrka
    Malmö
    Kirsebergs kyrka
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    Hovrätten
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    Malmö
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    Rica city hotel Malmö
    Rica city hotel Malmö
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    Radisson SAS Hotel
    Radisson SAS Hotel
    Malmö
    Best Western Premier Hotel Mäster Johan
    Best Western Premier Hotel Mäster Johan
    Malmö
    Ramada Malmö Hotel Plaza
    Ramada Malmö Hotel Plaza
    Malmö
    STF Malmö Vandrarhem
    STF Malmö Vandrarhem
    Malmö
    ICA-Favoriten
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    ICA Kapet
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    ICA Nära
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    Vattenpalatset Aq-va-kul
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    Eriksfältskliniken
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    Läkargruppen Gustav Adolf
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    Malmö
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    Malmö
    Möllevångens Husläkargrupp
    Möllevångens Husläkargrupp
    Malmö
    Slottsstadens Läkarhus
    Slottsstadens Läkarhus
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    Lundbergsgatan Vårdcentral
    Malmö
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    Malmö
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    Variete Teatern Barbès
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    Bryggeriet Gatusportanläggning
    Bryggeriet Gatusportanläggning
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    Tandvårdsgruppen Team Lundh
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    Rimi Munkhättegatan
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    Malmborgs Caroli city
    Malmborgs Caroli city
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    Arkaden
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    Hemköp Triangeln
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    Apoteket Måsen
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    Apoteket Fasanen
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    Polismyndigheten i Skåne
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    First Hotel Jörgen Kock
    First Hotel Jörgen Kock
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    El-Giganten
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    Duka Caroli
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    Umea
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    Umea
    Spar Berghem
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    Konsum Nord
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    Umea
    Hemköp Umeå
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    First Stora Hotellet
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    Umea
    First Hotel Wasa
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    Umea
    Konsum Haga
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    Umea
    Ramada Botnia
    Ramada Botnia
    Umea
    Scandic Hotel Plaza Umeå
    Scandic Hotel Plaza Umeå
    Umea
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    Hotel Uman
    Umea
    Hotel Winn
    Hotel Winn
    Umea
    Umeå Tennisklubb
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    Umea
    Hotell Pilen
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    Umea
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    Umea
    STF Vandrarhem Umeå
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    Umea
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    Etnografiska museet
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Gamla Ullevi
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Nya Ullevi
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Röhsska museet
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Scandinavium
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Göteborg kommun
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Filmstaden Downtown
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    ICA Focus
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Blå Stjärnans Djursjukhus
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Göteborgs Perukmakeri HB
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Gynekolog centrum
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Hälsan&Arbetslivet
    Hälsan&Arbetslivet
    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Innerstadens Vaccin. & Läk.mott.
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Kungsportsläkarna AB
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Vasamottagningen
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
    Universeum
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    Gothenburg (Göteborg)
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