Stockholm city guide
Intro to Stockholm
Both refined and restrained, the inhabited bits of Stockholm are laid out like exotic mosaics between the city's many waterways. You can't escape the water's omnipresence, and Stockholmers will readily tell you which bodies consist of saltwater and which of "sweet," or fresh water.
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Expect to Spend: Stockholm
What should you pay for a hotel in Stockholm? What about a restaurant meal? We'll break both of these essential questions down for you. And as an added bonus, we'll tell you why you might want to make sure your bankcard password is no more than four digits long before you head to Sverige. » read more
Getting Around Stockholm
We are big fans of Stockholm's public transportion system. We overview the system's prongs here (metro, bus) and also give you the skinny on taxis and ferries. Most helpful of all, we tell you why you must buy a transportation pass. » read more
Getting Into Stockholm
Stockholm has four airports and one main train station. The sheer diversity of points of entry might be confusing to some, but not to your loyal budget travel wizards at EuroCheapo. We'll tell you how to get in from airports and train station into the Swedish capital.
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Stockholm Budget Tips
There's nothing better than saving money in an expensive city like Stockholm. We'll tell you what you will pay for admission to major museums and attractions, and throw in tips for free sights and activities while we're at it.
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Stockholm feature stories
Reading up on Stockholm
Swedes are so hard to impress. Wouldn't it be nice to charm them to bits with your extensive knowledge of Swedish history and culture? We've got some reading suggestions for you, both novels and on subjects as diverse as ABBA, vikings, and Selma Lagerlöf. » read more
Reviewing Stockholm
EuroCheapo Features Editor Alex apparently loves Stockholm. Here, he spills the dirt on his favorite Stockholm hotels, what he loves about working in Stockholm, his little Stockholm transportation secret, and his infantile taste in Swedish food. » read more
Stockholm City Guide Introduction
Both refined and restrained, the inhabited bits of Stockholm are laid out like exotic mosaics between the city's many waterways. You can't escape the water's omnipresence, and Stockholmers will readily tell you which bodies consist of saltwater and which of "sweet," or fresh water.
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Stockholm Day Trips
Getting out of Stockholm into the region is easy peasy with our daytrip suggestion guide. We recommend daytrips to the following places in the greater Stockholm area: university town Uppsala, the royal perch of Drottningholm Slott, and the cute archipelago island of Grinda. » read more
Stockholm Hotel Overview
Hotels in Stockholm aren't cheap. We'll let you know precisely how expensive you should expect hotels to be. Better yet, we'll tell you when to benefit from cheap rates. Spoiler: It's (counterintuitively) during the summer and over weekends. » read more
Stockholm's Fabulous Budget Cruises
Read EuroCheapo Contributor Miranda Siegel's take on those amazingly cheap Scandinavian "cruiseferries." How cheap? Let's put it this way: that sandwich and coffee you scarfed at a trendy Gamla stan café probably costs more than one of these cruises. » read more
Stockholm blog posts
- Traveling by Ferry in Europe: Down to the seas again
- European Rail Connections: Headline changes in December 2012
- Stockholm: Three meals to remember, with photos!
- Stockholm: 5 budget tips to keep things cheap
- Eurolines: International coach journeys in Europe
- Capital Connections: New links in high-speed rail networks
- European Ferries: 4 interesting new options for 2011
- Stockholm Cheap Eats: Dagens lunch
- Stockholm Day Trips: Viking history at Birka Island
- Stockholm: What’s a typical Swedish breakfast?






