Stockholm in 3 days

Add your first day to see each day's date, weather, sunset and closing days.

1. Day 1City Hall, the Royal Palace and Gamla StanStockholm City Hall, Royal Palace, Bistro Nobel, Nobel Prize Museum, Stockholm Cathedral (Storkyrkan), Monteliusvägen, Slussen9:45 AM to 6:00 PM
2. Day 2Skansen, the Vasa Museum and ABBASkansen, Vasa Museum restaurant, Vasa Museum, Nordic Museum, ABBA The Museum, Gamla Stan10:00 AM to 6:15 PM
3. Day 3Uppsala Cathedral, Gustavianum and the Royal MoundsStockholm Central Station, Uppsala Cathedral, Uppsala, Uppsala Castle, Uppsala, Uppsala Market Hall, Uppsala, Gustavianum, Uppsala, Royal Mounds, Gamla Uppsala, SoFo, Södermalm8:45 AM to 6:00 PM · Not on Sundays

Before you go

• Book these aheadStockholm City Hall (day 1), ABBA The Museum (day 2): timed tickets, or tickets that often sell out.
• Bring a card, not cashMuch of Stockholm is cash-free: many restaurants, shops and museums such as the Vasa Museum and ABBA accept cards only.
• Take the Arlanda ExpressArlanda Express trains reach Stockholm Central Station in 18 min, leaving every 10 to 15 min; airport coaches take 35 to 45 min.
• Check the Monday closuresThe Nobel Prize Museum and Gustavianum close on Mondays from September to May, so avoid putting days 1 and 3 on a Monday.
• Book timed tickets earlyCity Hall is seen only on guided tours, and ABBA The Museum sells entry by time slot. Book both before you go.
• Pay for transit by cardSL tickets cover the metro, trams, buses and the Djurgården ferries. Buy them in the app or at the gates; buses take no cash.