Welcome to our free tour guide to Stockholm! Where medieval cobblestones meet sleek design, and fourteen islands create a perfect harmony of nature and urban life.
Here at Wingman, we’re not just your tour guide; we’re your local confidant, the one who knows exactly where to find that cozy candlelit café or the best rooftop bar with panoramic views across all fourteen islands.
We’re the whisper in your ear, guiding you through the cobblestone streets and hidden courtyards, unveiling the secrets that make Stockholm such a magical destination.
With Wingman’s free guide to Stockholm, it’s less about following the crowd and more about discovering the hidden heart of the city.
Get ready! We’re about to turn the dial up on your exploration meter.
Ready to explore Stockholm’s creative soul with a Gen Z twist? From ABBA’s dancing queens to hidden artistic gems, this tour is a perfect blend of pop culture, photography, and Instagram-worthy spots.
We’ll take you from the world’s most fabulous pop museum through the city’s artsy metro stations (trust us, they’re incredible), ending at a secret flower-themed bar that locals adore. It’s giving main character energy – and we’re here for it!
Hop across Stockholm’s archipelago wonderland! This journey takes you through medieval alleyways, royal palaces, and modern urban vibes.
From the historic charm of Gamla Stan to the emotional Avicii Experience, we’re serving you the perfect blend of old and new Stockholm. Whether you’re hunting for that perfect Instagram shot in Europe’s narrowest street or seeking a rooftop dinner with spectacular views, this tour has it all. Ready to island-hop?
Vikings, dragons, and thousand-year-old tales – this isn’t your ordinary history tour! We’re taking you on an epic journey through time, from the world’s best-preserved warship to Gothic cathedrals where kings rest. And the best part?
You’ll end your day feasting like a true Viking in an authentic medieval restaurant. No textbooks needed – just bring your sense of adventure!
We know your vacation time is precious, and nothing grinds gears like falling into a tourist trap. So, buckle up as Wingman navigates you away from the “tourist tax” and guides you through a trap-free travel experience with the following slide show…
Discover Stockholm’s Hidden Gems with Wingman. Embark on a journey to the secret spots and tucked-away treasures of the city that even locals rave about. (With Coordinates!)
Think you’ve seen Stockholm’s best views? This local secret might change your mind. The city’s highest natural point offers a jaw-dropping panorama that even beats the famous City Hall tower view.
Pack a picnic, bring some drinks, and join the locals for the most stunning sunset spot in town – without the tourist crowds or entry fee.
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Hidden in plain sight on royal Djurgården, this working garden isn’t just a café – it’s a slice of Swedish soul. Everything served is made from ingredients grown right there in their biodynamic gardens.
Grab a cardamom bun fresh from their wood-fired oven, explore the apple orchards, and experience the true meaning of Swedish ‘fika’ in a greenhouse setting.
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You wouldn’t expect to find one of Stockholm’s most peaceful spots in a pet cemetery, but Djurgården’s small animal graveyard is pure magic. Dating back to 1880, it’s a hidden woodland filled with touching memorials and beautiful sculptures.
The perfect spot for a quiet moment away from the city buzz, especially beautiful during spring when wildflowers bloom.
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Forget those run-of-the-mill tourist traps where the menus are as bland as the decor.
Wingman’s Savor Stockholm section is your secret menu to the city’s most scrumptious spots.
Taste the twist!
This waterfront bistro serves up modern Nordic cuisine with a casual vibe. Their house-smoked shrimp with horseradish mayo and freshly baked sourdough is legendary. Watch boats drift by while enjoying some of the city’s finest seafood without the white-tablecloth formality.
Pro Tip: Book a window table during sunset hours, and don’t skip their house-made aquavit.
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Traditional Swedish Soul! Step into a piece of Stockholm’s history at this 1733 institution. The meatballs here aren’t your typical IKEA fare – they’re served with perfect cream sauce, lingonberries, and potato purée in a grand beer hall setting with original Art Nouveau interiors.
Pro Tip: Try their Thursday special of “ärtsoppa och pannkakor” (pea soup and pancakes) – a Swedish tradition since the Middle Ages.
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Modern Stockholm Flavor! This SoFo neighborhood favorite perfectly balances contemporary Swedish cuisine with cozy atmosphere. Their Toast Skagen (prawns on toast) is arguably the best in town, and the weekend brunch is worth queuing for.
Pro Tip: Grab a seat in their hidden back garden during summer months, and don’t miss their seasonal blueberry pie when available.
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Step into the rhythm of Stockholm, where islands become stages and streets whisper tales of Vikings and modernity.
Do not forget to have fun!
Immerse yourself in world-class photography exhibitions at Fotografiska, housed in a stunning Art Nouveau building by the waterfront. This dynamic space isn’t just a museum – it’s Stockholm’s creative pulse, complete with an award-winning restaurant offering spectacular city views.
Why visit: Beyond the rotating exhibitions, their top-floor restaurant and bar offer one of the city’s most sophisticated evening experiences.
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Experience Sweden’s most beloved tradition at Skansen, the world’s oldest open-air museum. During Midsummer (usually late June), witness traditional folk dancing around the maypole, flower crown making, and authentic Swedish celebrations.
Pro Tip: Arrive early to make your own flower crown, and don’t miss the traditional herring lunch – it’s all part of the experience!
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Step into Sweden’s royal history at this magnificent UNESCO World Heritage site. The private residence of the Swedish royal family features stunning baroque gardens, an authentic 18th-century theater still in use, and opulent state apartments.
Good to know: Take the historic steamboat from City Hall for the most atmospheric approach to the palace, especially during summer months.
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Vasa Museum This incredibly preserved 17th-century warship is the world’s only intact ship of its age, having spent 333 years underwater. The museum built around it tells a fascinating story of Sweden’s naval history and royal ambition gone wrong.
Gamla Stan (Old Town) Stockholm’s medieval heart beats through narrow, winding cobblestone streets and ochre-colored buildings dating back to the 17th century. The Royal Palace, Stockholm Cathedral, and Nobel Museum all call this island home.
Stockholm City Hall Famous for hosting the annual Nobel Prize banquet, this architectural masterpiece features the stunning Golden Hall with its 18 million gold mosaic tiles. The tower offers one of the best views over Stockholm’s archipelago.
Skansen Open-Air Museum The world’s first open-air museum showcases five centuries of Swedish history through relocated historical buildings and costumed guides. During summer and special holidays, it comes alive with traditional celebrations and folk dancing.
ABBA Museum This interactive museum celebrates Sweden’s most famous pop group with original costumes, gold records, and the chance to perform with holographic ABBA members. You can even record your own performance in their studio booth.
Royal Palace With over 600 rooms, this baroque palace is one of Europe’s largest still-used royal residences. Visitors can explore the Royal Apartments, Treasury, and witness the daily changing of the guard ceremony.
Fotografiska Housed in a former customs house, this contemporary photography museum hosts world-class exhibitions and boasts one of Stockholm’s best restaurants. The top-floor café offers spectacular views over Gamla Stan and beyond.
Djurgården This royal park island combines cultural attractions with peaceful nature walks and gardens. Home to several major museums, including the Vasa and ABBA museums, it’s also perfect for picnics and cycling.
Stockholm Subway Art Gallery Often called the world’s longest art gallery, Stockholm’s metro stations feature incredible installations, mosaics, and sculptures by over 150 artists. Each station has its own unique theme and artistic style.
Drottningholm Palace A UNESCO World Heritage site and private residence of the Swedish Royal Family, this magnificent palace features baroque gardens and an 18th-century theater. The palace grounds are particularly stunning during summer when the gardens are in full bloom.
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