Visiting Stockholm for only one day?

Here are some suggestions to make the most of your 24 hours in this charming city.

Start with a Delightful Breakfast

Popular Cafés in Södermalm

Pom and Flora, Greasy Spoon, and Nytorget 6 are some of the best breakfast spots.

Cafés in Central Stockholm

Kaferang and Campfire are highly recommended in central areas.

Top Choices in Vasastan

Pascal and Ritorno serve excellent breakfast options.

Weekend Brunch Options

STHLM Brunch Club, Greasy Spoon, Rival, and Berns Asiatiska offer hearty brunches perfect for kicking off your day.

Discover Stockholm's Unique Districts

Södermalm

Known for its hip and trendy vibe, it offers innovative restaurants, cozy cafés, and unique shops.

Gamla Stan (Old Town)

Stockholm’s oldest neighborhood, featuring historical attractions like The Royal Palace and Stockholm Cathedral.

Djurgården

A mix of green spaces and museums, home to ABBA The Museum, Skansen, and Gröna Lund Amusement Park.

Norrmalm (Stockholm City)

The bustling city center with shops, restaurants, and the Central Station.

Östermalm

An upscale district with cultural institutions and fine-dining options.

Vasastan

A residential area with cultural spots and some of the city's most acclaimed restaurants.

Kungsholmen

Known for the iconic City Hall and a mix of residential and commercial areas.

Visit Iconic Attractions

City Hall

Famous for hosting the Nobel Banquet and offering breathtaking views from its tower.

Gamla Stan

Explore medieval streets, The Royal Palace, and charming cafes.

Djurgården Museums

The Vasa Museum, Skansen, and Nordiska Museet are top picks, all within walking distance.

New Experiences in Stockholm

The Cell

A unique blend of life sciences and art, opened in April 2024.

Wisdome

Dear Lykkers, a dome cinema at the National Museum of Technology, showcasing films on space and technology.

Postmuseum

Reopened in 2024 with interactive exhibitions and a new museum restaurant, Avi.

Savor Stockholm's Culinary Scene

New Gastronomic Hubs

Slakthusområdet, Stockholm’s former meat-packing district, is now a culinary hotspot with venues like Fållan, Bar Montan, and Solen.

Trending Restaurants

India’s serves Indian-Swedish fusion cuisine, while Rosetta’s offers plant-based soul food.

Experience Stockholm Like a Local

Fika Culture

Enjoy Sweden’s love for coffee with a visit to one of Stockholm’s many cafes.

The Subway Art Tour

The metro is often called the world’s longest art exhibition, featuring stunning artwork at many stations.

Exploring the Stockholm Archipelago

Fjäderholmarna

Located just 25-30 minutes by boat, offering restaurants, cafés, and craft shops in a scenic setting.

Gustavsberg

Accessible by bus, this area is known for its porcelain factory and charming harbor.

Vaxholm

A picturesque town with pastel-colored wooden houses and a historic fortress.

Stockholm offers a blend of historical charm, modern attractions, and natural beauty, making it a city worth exploring.