The Flying Elk

At the Vasa Museum on Djurgården Island, marvel at the 17th-century warship Vasa, a colossal beauty that sank on her maiden voyage and was painstakingly restored, offering an awe-inspiring glimpse into maritime history.

This cozy trattoria serves authentic Marche-region Italian dishes with a warm vibe, classic decor, and a solid wine list.

Step into Vete-Katten for a cozy 1920s vibe, classic Swedish pastries like princess cake and cardamom buns, plus strong, smooth coffee.

Bacchus Antik in Stockholm offers rare Scandinavian 20th-century design gems, from art glass to iconic mid-century furniture and ceramics.

At Six offers contemporary chic in the heart of Stockholm, featuring stylish rooms, a swanky restaurant, lively bars, and a breakfast buffet that's a city favorite.

Adam/Albin in Stockholm serves inventive, beautifully presented modern Swedish tasting menus in an intimate, moody setting with warm, expert service.

Södra Teatern: a stunning 19th-century theater with killer city views, eclectic live music, lively dance floors, and a vibe worth staying up for.

Skansen is a sprawling open-air museum on Djurgården with historic Swedish homes, costumed guides, Nordic wildlife, and charming cafes to explore.

Ett Hem, a boutique hotel in Stockholm, blends rustic charm with modern elegance, offering cozy rooms, an open kitchen, and lush gardens, making each stay feel like home.

Housed in a historic brick customs house on Stockholm’s waterfront, Fotografiska serves up world-class photography exhibits alongside a chic, plant-forward restaurant with panoramic city views.