1. STOCKHOLM
 Restaurants:
Indian Garden - Heleneborgsgatan 15 A, Södermalm
Indian Inn Restaurant - Verskstadsgatan 11-13, (T)
HonstullSodermalm (Hornsgatan), Stockholm, Sweden
Shanti -katarinabangata 58, Stockholm, Sweden
Indian King -Västmannagatan 12, 111 24 Stockholm,
Sweden
 ATTRACTIONS:
Lake Malaren - Lake Mälarenis the third-largest lake in
Sweden, after Lakes Vänern and Vättern. Its area is
1,140 km² and its greatest depth is 64 m. Mälaren spans 120
kilometers from east to west.Lake Malaren is often mistaken
for part of the Stockholm archipelago. It is actually a very
large lake approximately 1 meter higher than the
archipelago. The boat locks are located under the bridge at
"Slussen" in the central part of Stockholm. If you view the
map of Stockholm in the 5 or 10 kilometer scale, Lake
Malerenare the waterways located to the west of Stockholm.

2. Vasa Museum–A tourist favorite, but an amazing one. This
17th-century warship spent 333 years in the mud of Stockholm
Harbor. Raised in 1961 and housed in the weirdest-looking
building in town. On the beautiful island of Djurgården, the
former royal hunting grounds.
The Vasa Museum is situated on the island of Djurgården in
Stockholm, Sweden. It takes about 30 minutes to walk from the
Central Station and 10 minutes from the metro station Karlaplan.
VISITING ADDRESS
Galärvarvsvägen 14, Djurgården, Stockholm, Sweden
How to get there:
Tram
The easiest way to get to the museum is by tram. From the city centre (by Sergelstorg square, on
Hamngatan street) take tram number 7 towards Waldemarsudde.
Bus
Bus 44 to bus stop Nordiskamuseet/Vasamuseet.
Bus 69 and 76 to bus stop Djurgårdsbron.
Metro
Red line to station Karlaplan. From there a 10 minute walk or bus 44 to bus stop
Nordiskamuseet/Vasamuseet.
OPENING HOURS - 1 September - 31 May, Every day 10.00-17.00,
Wednesdays 10.00-20.00, New Year´s Eve 31 December 10.00-15.00
Closed: 1 January and 23-25 December, 1 June - 31 August, Every day 8.30-18.00
ADMISSIONS - Adults 110 SEK
Students 80 SEK (with valid student ID showing expiry date)
Children and adolescents 0-18 years free of charge
Groups (of at least 10 persons) 80 SEK
Payment can be made in cash and with credit cards. We accept American Express, VISA, etc.

3. Archipelago Tour - This is the perfect trip if you are looking to
experience the untouched nature of our unique archipelago in a short time.
Feel the peace
The tour is 2,5 - 3 hours, just right to experience the best our beautifularchipelago has to offer.
On board our guide will tell you all about what’s typical about the Stockholm archipelago in a
very inspiring way, making the journey a beautiful and informative outing.
The journey
Welcome on board one of our classic archipelago ships. You will go with either m/s Östanå I
built 1906 or s/s Stockholm built 1931, both are classic pearls and well-known elements in the
archipelago.
Lunch
Combine your trip with a nice lunch on board. On both ships lighter lunches are available. We
serve hot and cold drinks and sandwiches, salads and pies.
For departures 10:30 and 13:30, you can pre-book the chef’s lunch special. The lunch comes at a
beneficial price when booked together with your boat ticket. Pre-book Archipelgo tour with
lunch here>>
During the period 14th of July - 12th of August we have an evening departure at 18:30 here we
also serve dinner. Pre-book Archipelago tour with dinner here>>
Information & booking:
Phone: 08-12 00 40 00
E-mail: bokning@stromma.se
Address: Svensksundsvägen 17, 111 49 Stockholm
Opening hours:
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
Day before holiday we close at 1pm.

4. Kaknästornet - Kaknästornet, Stockholm tv-tower, 155 meter high with the best view of
Stockholm, day and night, summer and winter, rain or shine, offers a unique environment for both
ordinary days as partys. In our management since september 2005. Enjoy our tv-tower restaurant
Stockholm, café, skybar, viewpoint and souvernir shop.
Address - RestaurangKaknästornet
Mörkakroken 28, 115 27 Stockholm, Sweden
Man - Lor 11-22 (23 ijun - aug), son 11-17.
Mon - sat 11 am - 10 pm (11 pm in june - aug), sun 11 am - 5 pm.
Café and Sky bar / cafe and Skybar :
Mon - Thu 10-17, Fri - Sat 10-21, Sun 10 - 18. (9-21 days June - August).
Mon - thu 10 am - 5 pm, fri - sat 10 am - 9 pm, sun 10 am - 6 pm (9 am - 9 pm all days june - aug).
Toppenochshopen / Viewpoint and souvernirshop:
Mon - Sat 10-21, Sun 10-18 (9-22 days in June - August).
Mon - sat 10 am - 9 pm, Sun 10 am - 6 pm (9 am - 10 pm all days june - aug).
Hissavgift / Elevator fee (inte vid bokatbord / not when booked a table) :
Adults 45 kr. In the group of at least 20 people - 30 €.
Adults 45 sek.In a group with a least 20 persons - 30 sek.
Children 7-15 years 20 SEK. In the group of at least 20 children - 15 €.
Children 7-15 years 20 sek.In a group with at least 20 children - 15 sek.
Ledsagare, ingenavgift. Care escorts, no charge.
The ground floor of the tower contains a souvenir shop featuring a wide variety of items such as
the Tower in miniature to more exclusive swedish handicrafts. Look at the homepage for
our opening hours and take a 360-tour!>> Below is a selection of what you can find in our shop.
We have also permission to resell tickets for Stockholm public transport, called "SL":
- Kaknäs Tower´s own souvenirs
- Dalecarlian Horse from Nusnäs
- Tomte& trolls
- T-shirts, caps
- Sticers, pins
- Pens, postcards
- Hologram

5. Skansen - Skansen is the first open air museum and zoo in Sweden and is located on
the island Djurgården in Stockholm, Sweden. It was founded in 1891 by ArturHazelius (1833–
1901) to show the way of life in the different parts of Sweden before the industrial era.
Address-
Skansen
Skansen
Djurgårdsslätten 49-51, 115 21 Stockholm, Sweden
08-442 80 00
How to get to Skansen
Ferry
The ferry leaves from Slussen at the end of Gamlastan. The ferry takes visitors to Skeppsholmen
and to Allmännagränd on Djurgården. The nearest bus stop in Gamlastan is Räntmästartrappan.
Bus 2 and bus 76 access the stop. The ferry terminal is a short walk from the Slussen metro
station. Here you can find timetables for the ferry>>
Buss/tram
Bus 44 takes you to Skansen via Karlaplan. The metro station at Karlaplan is served by the red
line to Ropsten. Timetable here>>
From T-Centralen in the city centre you can take bus 69 or bus 69K and change to the No.7 tram
at Norrmalmstorg, Nybroplan, Styrmansgatan or Djurgårdsbron. The tram takes you out to
Djurgården and stops at Nordiskamuseet/Vasamuseet/Junibacken, Liljevalchs/Gröna Lund,
Skansen, Djurgårdsskolan and Waldemarsudde.
From Slussen you can take bus 76 (destination Frihamnen or Ropsten) and change to tram No.7
at Nybroplan, Styrmansgatan or Djurgårdsbron.
Further information is available on the SL website>>
The Djurgården Bus
The buses used on the route are nice new double-deckers with AC and free Wi Fi onboard. The
buses run every day between 09:00 and 15:00 departing every twenty minutes from the City
Bus Terminal in central Stockholm. You buy your ticket on the bus. For stops and more info,
please visit www.djurgardsbussen.se>>
By car
Going by car is not recommended since it´s difficult to find parking space on Djurgården and
traffic is quite heavy during rush hour.
On foot
Skansen is not very far from the center of Stockholm. Walking here gives you a very nice tour of
the Stockholm waterfront.
Date:
2012-10-28
Choos e
28 October

6. Children 6- Senior
Adult Groups
15yrs citizens
10:00 -
Main Entrance 60:- 100:- 80:- 80:-
16:00
Hazelius 10:00 -
60 SEK 100 SEK 80 SEK 80 SEK
Entrance 16:00
The funicular 10:00 - Up 25:- Down Up 25:- Up 25: Down Up 15:- Down
railway 16:00 15:- Down 15:- 15:- 15:-
10:00 -
The Aquarium 60:- 100:-
17:00
Biological 10:00 -
10 SEK 45 SEK 30 SEK 30 SEK
museum 15:00
Children's zoo 10:00 -16:00
Date:
2012-10-29
Choos e
29 October
Children 6-15yrs Adult Senior citizens Groups
Main Entrance 10:00 - 16:00 60:- 100:- 80:- 80:-
The Aquarium 10:00 - 16:00 60:- 100:-
10:00 - 16:00
Children's zoo
Date:
2012-10-30
Choos e
30 October
Children 6-15yrs Adult Senior citizens Groups
Main Entrance 10:00 - 16:00 60:- 100:- 80:- 80:-
The Aquarium 10:00 - 16:00 60:- 100:-
Biological museum 12:00 - 15:00 10 SEK 45 SEK 30 SEK 30 SEK

7. 30 October
Children 6-15yrs Adult Senior citizens Groups
Children's zoo 10:00 - 16:00
The funicular railway
You will find the funicular railway just inside the Hazelius gate. The funicular railway has the
same opening hours as the Hazelius gate and it will conveniently take you up the
Skansenmountain. You get off right behind the Forrestry, close to the Tingsvallen, the Bollnäs
square and the Delsbo farm. The funicular is a great form of transportation if you visit us with a
pram or in a wheelchair.
Here you can read more about the funicular railway>>
När:
November - December CLOSED except
Weekends in Advent 10 - 16
January - February CLOSED
March weekends 10 - 16
April 10-16
April 30, Walpurgis night 10-20
May-August 10-17
June 24, Midsummers eve 10-20
Tuesdays from June 28-August 9 10-20
September 10-16
October weekends 10-16
November and December, Closed except
Weekends in Advent 10-16

8. City Hall (Stadshuset)- This building is the seat of Stockholm city government,
home to a luxury restaurant and the site of the banquet after the Nobel Prize ceremony. The
organ in the Blue Hall has 10,270 pipes and is the largest in Scandinavia.
Address - Hantverkargatan 1, Stockholm, Sweden
The Katarina Elevator - The Katarina Elevator is a
passenger elevator in Stockholm that connects Slussen (the lock area) to the heights
of Södermalm. The original elevator was constructed in 1881, but the current structure dates
from the rebuilding of the Slussen transport interchange in 1935.
Address - Stadsgården 1 Katarinahissen, Stockholm, Sweden

9. Sergels Torg - Sergelstorgis the most central public square in Stockholm, Sweden,
named after 18th century sculptorJohan Tobias Sergel, whose workshop was once located north
of the square.
Address - 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
DrottningholmPalace - The Drottningholm Palace is the private residence of
the Swedish royal family. It is located in Drottningholm. It is built on the island Lovön, and is
one of Sweden's Royal Palaces. It was originally built in the late 16th century. It served as a
residence of the Swedish royal court for most of the 18th century. Apart from being the private
residence of the Swedish royal family, the palace is a popular tourist attraction.
Getting here, Drottningholm Palace
Visiting address
Drottningholm
Sale of tickets at the palace's entrance during regular opening hours.
By public transport
Underground (T-bana) to Brommaplan, change to bus 301-323, alternatively 177 or 178 to
Drottningholm.
E4/ Uppsala
Follow E4 south. Continue along route 279 until you past Kista. Turn right at route 275 to
Vällingby. At Brommaplan, follow signs to Drottningholm.
E18/ Oslo
Drive E18 east to Stockholm. Follow route 275. At Brommaplan, follow signs to Drottningholm.

10. From StockholmCity
Follow route 275, the Drottningholm route (signs to Vällingby). At Brommaplan, follow signs to
Drottningholm.
Opening hours, Drottningholm Palace
Drottningholms Palace:
October: Friday–Sunday at 11:00–15:30
November–9 December: Saturday–Sunday at 12:00–15:30
The Royal Gift Shop and Visitors Center:
October: Friday–Sunday at 11:00–16:00
November–March: Saturday–Sunday at 11:00–16:00
Entrance fees, Drottningholm Palace
Adults SEK 100
Children 7–18 years old and students SEK 50
Free entrance for children under 7 years of age in the company of a guardian.
Combination ticket
Including the Chinese Pavilion during the summer months
Adults SEK 145
Children 7–18 years old and students SEK 75
Discount
20% discount off regular entrance fee for tour operators and schools.

11. Kungsträdgården– Kungsträdgården is a park in central The park's central
location and its outdoor cafés makes it one of the most popular hangouts and meeting places in
Stockholm. It also hosts open-air concerts and events in summer, while offering an ice
rink[1]during winters. Additionally, First of May demonstrations held by theLeft Party and
other communist and left-wing parties usually take place here each year. There is also a number
of cafés, art galleries and restaurants; for example GalleriDoktorGlas, a name taken from the
novel Doctor Glas by HjalmarSöderberg published in 1905.
The park is divided into four distinct spaces (south to north): (1) Square of Charles XII; (2)
Molin's Fountain; (3); Square of Charles XIII and (4) "Fountain of Wolodarski" (without an
official name). The park is administered and events in it organized by the Stockholm Chamber of
Commerce.Stockholm, Sweden. It is colloquially known as Kungsan.
Address - Kungsträdgården, 111 47 Stockholm, Sweden