The Vasa Museum in Stockholm is one of Scandinavia's most visited museums. This place is home to the 17th century ship Vasa. Also has 4 other museum ships. Opens at 10am. Guided tours available.
The House of Nobility is open to visitors one hour per day, 11.30-12.30. On the walls in Great Hall hang the coat of arms of the 2330 nobel families introduced at the House of Nobility. Entry Fee.
The Stockholm Palace is the official residence and major royal palace of the Swedish monarch. Lyssningslänk: Gustav Adolfs och Sibyllas bröllop (Carl XVI Gustafs mor och far) Read more.
Sankt Nikolai kyrka, most commonly known as Storkyrkan is the oldest church in Gamla Stan. Lyssningslänk: Värmländsk bröllopsglans i Storkyrkan Read more.
The German Church was founded in 1571. It has a tower which is 96 meters tall and was added in 1866 after a fire. The interior is quite colourful so pop inside if you are passing by.
Turn the autumnal darkness to your advantage and stroll along Monteliusvägen, a quarter-mile-long hillside path on Södermalm, the boho-chic southern island.
Fjällgatan will give you one of the best views of Stockholm from above, overlooking the harbour, Stadsgården, Skeppsholmen and Djurgården.
A food institution - in the 80s it was one of the few places where to get foreign products & spices (eg dried basil!). Many locals still get those items you don't get at a mainstream supermarket here.
