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Stockholm TourismStockholm is world famous for its location by the water. Almost fifty percent of the city's area is water, and more than 24,000 small islands, islets and skerrys forms a wonderful archipelago surrounding the main city; the city itself consists of fourteen major islands.
Stockholm and its beautiful islands are visited by more than 17 millions travellers a year. This makes the capital of Sweden one of the mayor destinations in northern Europe. The city invites to a stroll in the charming Old Town or in one of its thirty-eight parks.
A visit to some of approx. 70 fascinating museums (The Vasa Ship Museum is one of them) is a great idea for a cloudy day. If you visit Stockholm during Midsummer, you will have daylight in 17 hours and 30 minutes! From mid-June until mid-July it’s never really getting dark here. Enjoy then the great northern summer sky, preferably while listening to jazz during the annual summer jazz festival.
Fun & pleasure
Fifteen hundred Stockholm restaurants serve all kind of international cuisine, and the famous amusement park Gröna Lund, beautifully situated at Djurgården promises a day full of fun & joy, not only to the young ones.
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