One day in Stockholm 🇸🇪

#northerneurope Visiting Stockholm for only one day? Here are some suggestions for getting the most out of your 24 hours in town. First things first: treat yourself to a good breakfast. Many cafés in Stockholm have breakfast specials. Pom and Flora, Greasy Spoon, and Nytorget 6 are some of the most popular on Södermalm. If you're visiting during the weekend and would prefer a hearty brunch to kick off the day STHLM Brunch Club, Greasy Spoon, Rival, and Berns Asiatiska are good choices. The classics • If you're aiming to see some of the most famous attractions, City Hall is a good starting point. The Nobel Banquet is held annually in this beautiful building, a prime example of Swedish Grace in architecture. From the tower, you get a fantastic view of the entire city. • Just a short walk from City Hall is Gamla Stan, the Old Town. It's Stockholm's oldest district and one of the best-preserved medieval city centers in the world. Among the more notable attractions in Gamla Stan are The Royal Palace and Stockholm Cathedral. • Many of Stockholm's most beloved attractions are located on the green island of Djurgården and can be easily reached by taking the computer ferry from Gamla Stan. The Vasa Museum, Abba The Museum, Nordiska Museet and Skansen Open Air Museum are all found here, within walking distance from one another. • Seeing as the metro often is described as the world's longest art exhibition you'll always have something interesting to look at while waiting for your train. As to where that train might take you, a lovely vista of Stockholm like the City Hall as mentioned earlier (T-Centralen or Rådhuset), Skinnarviksberget (Zinkensdamm), or Monteliusvägen (Mariatorget or Slussen) might be a good start.