Sweden Bucket List

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📍 Overview:
Stockholm is the capital of Sweden, spread across 14 islands connected by 57 bridges. It's known for its stunning architecture, museums, waterfront promenades, and modern Scandinavian lifestyle.

🗓️ Best Time to Visit:
Summer (June–August): Warm, lively, long daylight hours
Spring/Fall (April–May, September): Pleasant weather, fewer tourists
Winter (Dec–Feb): Cold but magical, with Christmas markets and snow

🏰 Top Places to Visit:
Gamla Stan (Old Town): Colorful medieval buildings, cafes, Royal Palace
Vasa Museum: See the world’s only preserved 17th-century warship
Skansen: Open-air museum and zoo showcasing Swedish culture
ABBA Museum: Fun for pop music lovers 🎶
Djurgården Island: Green escape with museums and parks
Stockholm City Hall: Tower climb for panoramic views
Fotografiska: Contemporary photography museum
The Archipelago: Take a boat trip to explore nearby islands

🍴 What to Eat:
Swedish Meatballs (köttbullar)
Gravlax (cured salmon)
Cinnamon buns (kanelbullar)
Fika – Swedish coffee break tradition with pastries
Try a smörgåsbord at a local restaurant!

🚇 Getting Around:
SL Card: Buy a travel card for buses, trams, metro, and ferries
Walkable city – especially Gamla Stan and Södermalm
Ferries & water taxis offer scenic commutes

🛍️ Where to Shop:
Drottninggatan: Main shopping street
Östermalm Saluhall: Upscale food market
Södermalm: Hipster haven for vintage, design, and indie finds

🏨 Where to Stay:
Gamla Stan: For history and charm
Norrmalm: Central and convenient
Södermalm: Trendy and artistic
Djurgården: Peaceful, nature-filled

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Stockholm – The Venice of the North

Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is a city of islands, innovation, and incredible design. Built across 14 islands connected by over 50 bridges, it blends medieval charm with modern flair. Wander through Gamla Stan (Old Town), visit the majestic Royal Palace, explore the Vasa Museum, and experience contemporary art at Fotografiska. With clean streets, green spaces, and a vibrant culinary scene, Stockholm offers a perfect Nordic balance of culture, history, and sustainability.