Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is one of those cities that you can explore for days, weeks, and even months, without getting bored. But not many people have that luxury, so we decided to help out a bit and point out some hidden gems you shouldn’t miss during your visit. Check them out below.
Djurgården
Djurgården is one of Stockholm’s islands that gets overlooked by tourists due to its reputation of being a residential area. But that is a mistake since the place has plenty of intriguing attractions, including the Blå porten (Blue Gate) monument, Gröna Lund Amusement Park, and The ABBA Museum.
Hornstulls Marknad
Hornstulls Marknad is a weekend street market that locals love and tourist usually don’t know about. Located in the Södermalm area, the market offers a chance to get to know the culture of the city, sample Swedish cuisine, and get your hands on antiques and vintage items.
Sankt Eriksgatan Street
Sankt Eriksgatan street will be a dream come true for collectors and music lovers. Here you’ll find record shops selling all sorts of vinyl records, both old and new, as well as various second-hand collectibles from the world of movies, music, and video games.
Monteliusvagen
It’s easy to miss out on Monteliusvagen, which is really a shame. This pathway offers an opportunity to get away from the city’s noise while providing arguably the best view of Stockholm’s skyline.