Hey all! Our family is traveling to Stockholm to celebrate my mom's 60th birthday. I am looking for nice restaurants where we could celebrate my mom :) The budget is around 1000 SEK per person for food and ideally I would like to find somewhere with a tasting menu, but understand that it is a bit hard with our budget. So far I have looked into Indio Kitchen, Bar Nombre and The fifth exhibition at Fotografiska Stockholm, all of which have tasting menus for a nice price, but I would like to explore other options as well.

My mom does not normally eat red meat, but at restaurants she sometimes tries it. So our preference would be for a menu with chicken, fish and/or vegetarian dishes but there can be red meat too, it's not a hard limit.

Thank you so much for any tips and help!

What would be the best way for me to go from Arlanda airport to Hammarby Sjöstad at evening around 7PM during workday? Über, public transport?

Do I need to bring Svensk krona with me or is it okay that I only have my credit card with me?

Would it be easy for me to come and get a SIM card and to pay for the internet (mobile data)? My phone doesn't support eSim unfortunately.

Any other heads up I should know about?

And is there something you would recommend me to do, see or eat, any just dos?

Thanks!

My wife and I are visiting Stockholm very soon and really looking forward to it. Wondered if there are any places that are worth checking out and any ones to avoid?

We like exploring the city so open to ideas of anything like walks, different food places or museums and galleries

Hello, I, (30F) am going to be in Stockholm for 4 days in May with my best friend (30M), and wanted to know the absolute to-dos !! We love nature, museums, food, parties, everything really !! Open to all suggestions, cheers !

Does anyone know how to make a trip to Vaxholm from Stockholm?

I have the 72h card but I can’t find anywhere timetables or something.

Somewhere I read that SL stopped service and now an other company (Waxholmsbolaget) makes that trips but I can’t find anywhere timetables. Any help?

I’m right now in Stockholm so I want to make the trip tomorrow.

Does anybody have any recommendations of where to buy wool for knitting and crocheting? We are visiting and there is lots in museum gift shops, but would like to support a local craft shop.

Hey 👋🏽 I’m planning a visit in January and looking at staying at one of the Bob W apartment hotels.

They look perfect but half the reviews are terrifyingly bad. It’s odd that it’s 50:50. It’s usually all bad or just a few idiots being overly critical.

What’s the deal? Has anyone stayed at these and can explain a bit?

Im visiting Stockholm and Uppsala in summer, what are the best Swedish restaurants that wont break the bank?

Hey guys,

I'm visiting Stockholm for a few days and köttbullar is one of my favorite dishes, now that I'm in Sweden, I would love to try authentic köttbullar.

Do you guys have good suggestions where I could get the best, that are affordable for a student :D

Thanks in advance ^{^}

This Sunday on the 15th of March, join us in the heart of Stockholm for a beautiful night of music and connection 🫂

Singer/songwriters Seán Collins, CJ Thornberg and Daniel Bodlund will share their music in an intimate candlelit setting 🕯️

Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/1984633818175?aff=oddtdtcreator

My wife and I are traveling to Stockholm in April. What are some things would should definitely do or definitely avoid?

Hi everyone,

My name is Michal, 40-year-old guy from the Czech Republic here. I’m thinking about heading to Stockholm in May for Eric Prydz's event. I’m a huge fan of his music, and since I also love Scandinavia, Stockholm has been on my bucket list for a while now.

My plan is to make a longer weekend out of it (arriving Thursday, leaving Sunday). I have a few questions for the locals or those familiar with the city:

Accommodation: Any recommendations on which areas to look into? I prefer hotels or Airbnb.

Drink prices: Roughly how much should I expect to pay for drinks at an event like this?

Budget: My spending budget (excluding travel, accommodation, and tickets) is around 4,500 – 6,500 SEK. Is this reasonable for a few days of food, drinks, and sightseeing?

Thanks a lot in advance for any helpful tips and advice!

I’m on my honeymoon with my new hubby, and we’re ending our trip in Stockholm. We’d love to book a couples massage and possibly make a spa day out of it (though a full spa experience isn’t a must).

We’re not overly concerned about price and understand it’ll be on the higher end, but we’re really looking for the best value rather than something that’s just expensive because it’s tourist-focused (we are tourists but just want to avoid the traps that aren’t particularly worth it).

If anyone has recommendations for great spas or even specific therapists, we’d really appreciate it. Saunas, pools, or other amenities would be a bonus but aren’t required. Mostly just hoping to make the most of our time in Sweden.

Thanks so much!

Hi everyone! 👋

Three friends (guys in our 20s) are visiting Stockholm from March 16–20 and we’d love some local recommendations.

We’re interested in:

• Must-see local attractions (not only the super touristy stuff)

• Good restaurants – from casual local food to something a bit special

• Bars / pubs / clubs with a good atmosphere (craft beer, cocktails, techno/house, live music – open to everything)

We’ll be staying in Mårtensdal, so tips nearby are especially welcome, but we’re happy to move around the city.

Any advice on areas to explore, places locals actually go to, or things that are overrated and can be skipped would be awesome.

Thanks a lot – really looking forward to visiting your city! 🇸🇪🍻