Stockholm | 2024

 

Spanning 14 islands connected by over 50 bridges, Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a unique blend of city and nature that has earned it the nickname “Venice of the North.” Here, royal history, modern design, and a breathtaking location between Lake Mälaren and the Baltic Sea converge.

Gamla Stan, the old town with its narrow streets and colorful facades, is home to the Royal Palace and represents the historic heart of the city. Just a few steps away is modern Stockholm, home to elegant shopping streets, world-class museums such as the Vasa Museum and Fotografiska, innovative architecture, and culinary diversity.

Stockholm is a city of contrasts — urban yet green, stylish yet relaxed. Parks and waterways characterize the cityscape, and you can even go swimming or kayaking in the city center. The Stockholm archipelago begins right on your doorstep. This vast archipelago has over 30,000 islands and is ideal for day trips or longer explorations.

Stockholm stands for progress and sustainability. Design and fashion have international influence, and the atmosphere is open, creative, and innovative — typically Scandinavian. Whether it's summer under the midnight sun or winter with its romantic snowfall: Stockholm is fascinating at any time of year.