Trip to Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪

It was my first time traveling to Stockholm, Sweden. Before traveling to Sweden, I did a lot of research. P/s: they don’t use euro but the use Swedish Krona. Just to share some experience such as transferring from airport to city centre, my most favorite spot to visit and the best restaurant during my trip 🙌 On the first day, we reached Arlanda Airport in the morning. We traveled to the city by Arlanda express. The ticket was slightly expensive(299SEK) as compared to public transport. But it took us only 20 minutes to reach the city. Whereas for bus the ticket only cost (129SEK) but it takes 40-50 minutes. We can’t wait to visit the city, so we just pick the fastest route to get there 🤣 Just a lil reminder, I think Sweden has the most amazing train station. The interior design in each station that we visited were different yet stunning! In Stockholm, the “MUST” visit spot will be The Royal Palace. The palace was so grand and beautiful. The ticket costed 160SEK for me and costed 80SEK for my friend as she’s holding a student card. We spent about 2 hours to walk around the palace. Just a reminder, so keep the receipts with you, as the worker will scan the receipts for three times when you walked to three different places (there were 3 sections open for visit). Do not lost the receipt 😇 This place was just amazing. The Royal Palace 📍Kungliga slottet, 107 70 Stockholm, Sweden Last but not least. Just to share my most favorite restaurant in Stockholm, Fika & Wine. We ordered meat ball, seafood salad and a cinnamon roll as dessert. The meat ball was so good! It’s the best meatball we had in Sweden. The sauce just goes very well and it was served with mashed potatoes as well. The seafood was fresh and the cinnamon roll was really hot and fresh as well. We visited the restaurant twice just for the meat ball! Can you imagine how good it is! Haha Fika & Wine 📍Österlånggatan 5, 111 31 Stockholm, Sweden And you, what’s your favourite food in Sweden? #city #vacation #food