2 days in Stockholm: must-see sights with one easy pass

10 exhibitions on four floorsNordiska museet's exhibitions explore Nordic life and traditions from the 16th century through to present day. Nordiska museet is home to over one and a half million pieces, each giving an insight into Nordic culture and everyday life. Younger visitors will enjoy a visit to The Children’s playhouse or The Time vault for a journey through time.The Nordic Museum runs various permanent and temporary exhibitions. See the current exhibitions on Nordiska museet's website.Download the free audio guide The audio guide gives you a private guided tour, mixing dramatized scenes with engaging storytelling.The building itself is worth a visit A trip to the Nordiska museet is well worth it even just to enjoy the building itself. Designed in Danish Renaissance style by Isak Gustaf Clason, the imposing exterior and vast Great hall gives it an almost cathedralesque look, which will impress history hunters and architecture addicts alike!

Visit the Vasa Museum and experience one of the biggest cultural attractions in Stockholm, Sweden - the warship Vasa - which sank in 1628 on its maiden voyage from Stockholm. Learn about the history of the ship through fascinating exhibitions and see the restored wreck that was salvaged from beneath the water.Along with incredibly detailed exhibitions, you can join a guided tour and learn about the sinking of this magnificent ship, the years it took to salvage it, and then the long restoration process to turn Vasa into what we see today.While you're here, stop off at the museum's cool café and enjoy Fika (the Swedish concept of unwinding with a coffee and cake) afterwards.

Get the North Pole experience in the heart of Stockholm at this unique bar that's carved entirely out of ice. Every year ICEBAR Stockholm is rebuilt with a new theme using over 40 tons of natural ice from the Torne River.You'll be given a cosy cape and gloves to use during your 45-minute visit. Enjoy the cool crisp air and take in the gorgeous, carefully-carved interiors as you sip a drink from a genuine ice glass.Step Into an Icy Archipelago at ICEBAR Stockholm Each year, ICEBAR Stockholm unveils a brand-new theme, transforming its frozen interior into a stunning work of icy art. For 2025, designers Wouter Biegelaar and Viktor Tsarski have drawn inspiration from the Stockholm Archipelago, creating a breathtaking world where land meets sea and myths come to life. Titled “Archipelago”, this year’s theme blends nature, architecture, and urban legends into a shimmering, ice-cold tribute to Stockholm’s waterscapes. Towering lighthouses stand watch over jagged cliffs, jellyfish drift across frozen walls, and sea monsters battle ships in dramatic frozen scenes straight out of maritime folklore. It’s an immersive, one-of-a-kind experience that captures the spirit of Stockholm’s iconic waterways—carved entirely from ice.

Located in the picturesque medieval Old Town, Storkyrkan Stockholm Cathedral is the mother church in Stockholm and dates back to the 1300s. The Cathedral has been at the heart of religious and political life in Sweden. Events and personalities have left their mark, inside and out, and still do in the form of royal weddings and the opening ceremony of the parliament every autumn.The Cathedral is the home for many well-known artifacts as the wooden sculpture St George and the Dragon and the Parhelion painting, amongst a few. There is also the opportunity to experience other events in the cathedral, like concerts and performances with various artists and music.Things to seeThe Cathedral is the home for many well-known artifacts as the wooden sculpture St George and the Dragon and the Parhelion painting, amongst a few.There is also the opportunity to experience other events in the cathedral, like concerts and performances with various artists and music.Audioguide is also available for 20 SEK.

A perfect sightseeing tour where you get to see the beautiful city of Stockholm from the water on this memorable boat tour!Experience Stockholm from the water on this complete sightseeing tour under the bridges of the City. You will also pass through the locks which is connecting Lake Mälaren with the Baltic Sea.What's more, you'll pass many sights of the city and the different parts of Stockholm. The Islands of Södermalm, Stora and Lilla Essingen, the new area Hammarby Sjöstad and the nature of Djurgården is some of the places you will see outside the window of this boat as well as the inner city and the Old Town.For more information on the tour timetable, please visit the Stromma website.

Travel through the beautiful Djurgården canal and see some of Stockholm's most well-known places, such as Slussen, the Old Town and the islands of Fjäderholmarna - "the gateway to the archipelago".

Fotografiska is the internationally renowned destination for photography, founded in Stockholm in 2010 and expanding globally – first to Tallinn and New York City, and in 2023 to Berlin and Shanghai.a0It is also known as the Museum of photography in Stockholm.Guided by the principle of inspiring a more conscious world through the power of photography, Fotografiska has built a safe haven of innovation, inclusivity and self-expression.The museum showcases the greatest photographers, whether they’re emerging artists or already established internationally. The presentation of photography is powerful and unparalleled, with over 220 exhibitions to date globally, including Annie Leibovitz, Zanele Muholi, Albert Watson, Ren Hang, Sebastião Salgado, Bettina Rheims, Sally Mann, David LaChapelle, and Robert Mapplethorpe.The Veranda (open June to August from 11AM-11PM)At Fotografiska's outdoor restaurant The Veranda, you can enjoy delicious dishes, a summery drinks menu, and last but not least, beautiful views over the water, the Royal Palacea0Djurgården and Gröna Lund.

The prestigious Nobel Prize is a world event and, since 1901, has been awarded to more than 950 people (and organizations) for their achievements in medicine, literature, physics, chemistry, economics and peace.Learn about the Nobel Laureates and the founder, Alfred Nobel, on a guided tour of the museum, or if you want to go at your own pace, opt for a self-guided tour with audio commentary available on your phone.