Stockholm
Neighborhoods
Each district has its own personality
Stockholm Neighborhoods
Find the right area for your travel style
Gamla Stan
The medieval island where Stockholm was founded: cobblestone lanes, the Royal Palace, the Nobel Museum on Stortorget, and the narrowest alley in the city at 90 centimetres.
Djurgarden
The museum island: a 17th-century warship, ABBA in interactive form, Sweden's cultural history, and one of the world's best photography museums, all within a 20-minute walk of each other.
Sodermalm
Stockholm's creative hub on the southern island: vintage shops and record stores in SoFo, the benchmark meatballs at Pelikan, and the best free panoramic view of the old town from the clifftop walk.
Norrmalm & City Centre
The modern centre: the City Hall where Nobel Prize dinners happen, the free Nationalmuseum, the central park with cherry blossoms in April, and the shopping streets that lead to everything.
Ostermalm
The upscale eastern neighbourhood where Stockholm's money lives: the food market that defines the Swedish fika ideal, the grand waterfront boulevard, and a preserved 1898 mansion.