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Stockholm

Country: Sweden · Region: Baltic · Currency: Swedish Krona

Stockholm is Sweden's capital and largest city built across 14 islands with over 30% waterways, hosting the Nobel Prize ceremony and approximately 70 museums. The city is a major Baltic Sea cruise hub with three cruise ship terminals serving international ferries and luxury cruise ships.

Top sights

Gamla Stan (Old Town), Royal Palace, Stockholm Metro (contemporary art), Djurgården, Nobel Prize venues, Stockholm archipelago (24,000 islands)

Things to do

Gamla Stan
The Old Town, a historic district in Stockholm's inner city.
Royal Palace
Home of the Swedish royal family and featuring the Royal Guard on parade.
Stockholm Metro
The public transit system famous for its contemporary art installations.
Kulturhuset
Building at Sergels Torg that houses the Stockholm Tourist Center.

Weather in Stockholm by month

Averages from 2015 to 2024, not a forecast. Within about two weeks of a date, the live forecast above is the one to trust.

MonthAverage highAverage lowRainfallWet days
January34°F26°F2.0 in10
February36°F26°F1.4 in9
March41°F29°F1.6 in8
April49°F33°F1.2 in7
May60°F42°F2.1 in9
June69°F52°F2.5 in10
July71°F56°F2.7 in11
August70°F56°F2.8 in11
September62°F50°F2.0 in8
October51°F41°F2.3 in10
November42°F34°F2.0 in10
December36°F29°F1.8 in11

Getting around

From cruise terminals, use public transit (buses and metro), trams, or walk to city center; Stadsgårdshamnen terminal in Södermalm is closest to attractions with direct bus lines to T-Centralen.

What to eat

Stockholm has diverse dining options throughout the city accessible by public transport from the cruise terminals.

Tips

Purchase an SL transport card or day pass at the tourist office or terminals to use buses, metro, and trams throughout your visit.

Best for

History, culture, and islands

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