hi, I would like to know if any of you have an itinerary of what to see in Stochkholm in 4 days. If you are a local guide, suggest what to see. Could you guide me?
So, I'll post what I know about food in Stockholm.
It's hard to say what's typically Swedish and where the locals eat because the most popular restaurants is often restaurants with food from other countries. Though, of course there are some places that serves typical Swedish food but I wouldn't say the Stockholmers eat there. I will link you to restaurants and I'll start with the ones that I've tried out myself. But I'll also link to popular restaurants that I haven't been too yet. A tip is to reserve tables in advance when they easily get fully booked. Also, the prices I'm listing below can change in the course of time and is estimated by me. Check the links for exact prices.
Swedish food:
Svartengrens, five course tasting menu $70
- I really enjoyed this place. Great service and food. Also the cocktails were very playful.
- This is probably my favorite food in Stockholm. It's a mexican restaurant with the best tacos I've had. The service is great. The only thing is that it's a bit noisy since it's also a bar.
- Also a place I often go to, the cutest two ladies owns this restaurant and makes great dumplings. Really great prices and very good dumplings. (They don't have a website though, very small restaurant)
hi, I would like to know if any of you have an itinerary of what to see in Stochkholm in 4 days. If you are a local guide, suggest what to see. Could you guide me?
I usually show visitors the City hall since it is free and in the city center. Also, it’s a fun fact that the Nobel Prize banquet is held at City Hall each year.
A very popular museum, that's not free of charge, is the photographic museum. And the restaurant there is also very popular. See this in the link below:
Something that I think everyone has to see is the old town. Usually there's a lots of tourists there and it's filled with pittoresque shops, restaurants and cafés. The prices here are quite expensive since it's so popular among tourists so my suggestion is that you just walk around here, watching all the beutiful buildnings and narrow alleys but find a place somewhere else to eat.
Some of my personal favorites is all the "escape games". There's a variety of company that hosts this kind of games but I really do enjoy all of them. Tripadvisor has a good list over the biggest ones:
If you're in to gambling the Stockholm Casino is a nice place. Though, important to bring your passport to get in. Every guest gets registered in the reception due to safety.
If you're more in to arcade games, there's a little hidden place called "Hey STHLM" inside of a rock/pool-bar called "RoQ". There they have japanese slots and arcadegames. I really enjoy this place. You start a game by inserting a coin (a special token that you exchange money to in a little ATM inside the bar). Each coin is worth 10 SEK (about $1). Lots of fun!
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By the way, that's a great post! Thanks so much for sharing these tips!
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@NadyaPN Thank you very much for your help! I realize I may have been the problem since I edited the post several times because of typos. Glad you let it through though!
An also, thank you for your kind words. I love to help people out 🙂
A very popular museum, that's not free of charge, is the photographic museum. And the restaurant there is also very popular. See this in the link below:
Something that I think everyone has to see is the old town. Usually there's a lots of tourists there and it's filled with pittoresque shops, restaurants and cafés. The prices here are quite expensive since it's so popular among tourists so my suggestion is that you just walk around here, watching all the beutiful buildnings and narrow alleys but find a place somewhere else to eat.
Some of my personal favorites is all the "escape games". There's a variety of company that hosts this kind of games but I really do enjoy all of them. Tripadvisor has a good list over the biggest ones:
If you're in to gambling the Stockholm Casino is a nice place. Though, important to bring your passport to get in. Every guest gets registered in the reception due to safety.
If you're more in to arcade games, there's a little hidden place called "Hey STHLM" inside of a rock/pool-bar called "RoQ". There they have japanese slots and arcadegames. I really enjoy this place. You start a game by inserting a coin (a special token that you exchange money to in a little ATM inside the bar). Each coin is worth 10 SEK (about $1). Lots of fun!
I have maaany suggestions on where to eat. Please let me know what type of food you like and I'll hand you the best options.
Is there anything special you're interested in? And also, if you find something interesting and want to get directions, get back to me!
Hope you have a pleasant stay in Stockholm and may the weather be with you!
Thank You very much. your directions are very useful. As for the food, I would like to taste typical dishes. In street markets. Or in typical taverns where the locals eat.
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