Rent a holiday apartment in Stockholm - Sweden's capital city
This makes it very picturesque, as there are lots of bridges and water throughout the city, lending it the status as one of the cities often referred to as Venice of the North.
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Stockholm Reviews
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Jim E.
Traveler type
Solo travellers
Time of travel
July
Length of stay
1 week
Review
I enjoyed my holiday in Stockholm because it is characterised by a really distinctive cultural diversity. The numerous museums were a particular highlight for me. I also liked the old town (Gamla Stan), where I had the pleasure of trying some really local food, Köttbullar. I would say it is quite easy to get around Stockholm as the metro network is well developed.
Highligts
I mostly visited museums in Stockholm, including the ABBA Museum and the Swedish History Museum, but my highlight was definitely the Prince Eugens Waldemarsudde, which is a former palace.
Hidden gems
What struck me during my trip were the artistically cut-out underground stations, some of which were very nice to look at.
Destination recommendation
I would say Stockholm is interesting because modernity and history meet here and harmonise in a beautiful way
Pros
Cultural diversity
Beautiful architecture (e.g. the Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde)
Cons
Relatively high costs
Changeable weather
Travel interest
Art and culture lovers
Debora V.
Traveler type
Couples
Time of travel
March
Length of stay
3 - 5 days
Review
Stockholm combines history, culture and nature in perfect harmony. We strolled through the picturesque alleyways of the old town, Gamla Stan, explored innovative museums such as Fotografiska and simply enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere of the city. Stockholm offers a mix of tradition and modernity, absolutely worth seeing.
Highligts
Södermalm neighbourhood, always trendy and hip
Hidden gems
Shopping tour in Biblioteksgatan: Mecca for Swedish fashion
Destination recommendation
Stockholm combines nature and tradition, and there is also a lot of art here
Pros
diverse
Interesting
Cons
Quite cool
The Swedes are rather reserved
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Tim S.
Traveler type
Families
Time of travel
January
Length of stay
3 - 5 days
Review
I was in Stockholm with my family in January. Unfortunately, I have to say that I didn't like the city all that much. This was mainly due to the absurdly high local prices and the fact that everything was very crowded. Nevertheless, the city also has its charms: there are some free attractions (parliament) and you can actually discover everything on foot. We also had an amazing snowfall during our stay, which, unlike in Germany, didn't paralyse everything.
Highligts
A (free) highlight can be a visit to the Swedish Parliament, where Greta Thunberg started her protests. Not far away, you can visit the Museum of Modern Art. For something a little more unusual, you can spend the night in a decommissioned Boeing 747 near the airport. And snacking on a local cinnamon bun is of course an absolute must!
Hidden gems
On the way from the airport to the city, don't use the expensive, simple options, but take the commuter train instead. This option is considerably cheaper!
Destination recommendation
If you want to see some snow in winter, it's almost guaranteed in Stockholm!
Pros
Beautiful winter landscape
Easy to explore on foot and by public transport
Cons
Overrun by tourists
High accommodation prices and generally high prices
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Lara P.
Traveler type
Solo travellers
Time of travel
September
Length of stay
Weekend
Review
Travelling by train went without a hitch. The city itself is incredibly beautiful and really very diverse, the different neighbourhoods have a lot to offer. There are great second-hand shops and cafés everywhere, but they don't open until quite late. Otherwise I liked it a lot
Highligts
The most beautiful city I've ever been to. Great to walk around. Good coffee. Food was okay too.
Hidden gems
There are great hip neighbourhoods and many beautiful churches
Destination recommendation
The city is beautiful and very diverse
Pros
Beautiful old town
Coffees everywhere
Cons
Rather unsafe at night
Hostel was extremely dirty
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Berna S.
Traveler type
Teenagers
Time of travel
May
Length of stay
3 - 5 days
Review
Stockholm was a really nice time for me, mostly because you meet nice people wherever you go. In all the bars and restaurants I went to, I had really nice conversations and moments that are very precious to me. You have to see Stockholm once! It has everything you need, from big city flair to beautiful nature.
Highligts
The experiences with the people there
Hidden gems
Just be open and it will happen by itself that you have a good time in Stockholm
Destination recommendation
Cleanliness, public transport, the people, the architecture, the nature; Stockholm has it all
Pros
Clean
Good food
Cons
Expensive
Warmer than expected haha
Travel interest
Fans of city breaks
Explore and enjoy your city break in Stockholm
Take a free city tour of Stockholm, where the workers earn by how much they get from tips! Here you will be shown around the key attractions of the city. The Old Town tends to be the area that tourists flock to the quickest as the architecture and unique buildings are outstanding here. The quaint cafés and shops here are something straight out of a book and grab a Swedish snack whilst in the area here! Swedish pancakes are extremely delicious and a delicacy with plenty of eateries offering these tasty treats!
Stockholm city is known for its beautiful people, exclusive bars, trendy restaurants, famous companies, designers and of course for being the city in which the group ABBA was formed. Oh, and its meatballs! If you've always wanted to travel to somewhere modern but at the same time tranquil in Scandinavia, then Stockholm is the perfect location for you.
As a lot of the city is on water, a great place to visit are the Stockholm Canals. Take a trip on a boat and enjoy the tranquil waters here found in the heart of the city. Wanting to stay on dry land? If you are a big fan of museums, then make sure you stop off at the Vasa Museum. This museum contains the largest preserved shipwreck in the whole world and as it is a ship museum, it is extremely interactive which makes it ideal for not only younger children, but also for the older children and adults! Pop over to the Drottingholm Palace afterwards as this World Heritage Site holds not only beauty in its architecture, but important history for Sweden. The beautiful palace inside and the wonderful gardens outside make it a worthwhile day trip for everybody. Despite the fact that Stockholm is the most populous city in all of Scandinavia, there is a calm side to this buzzing city, owing to the fact that it is also full of greenery and wildlife. Take boat trips to other islands in the outer archipelago, where you'll find it to be quiet and serene with calm beaches, small villages and the opportunity to go sailing too. Stockholm also houses the first-ever national city park, Djurgården, a green wilderness almost entirely surrounded by water. During the winter, there are ferries which sail through the archipelago, allowing travellers and ice skaters to try out the ice but be warned: it is quite normal for people to fall through and this is supposedly all part of the experience, so don't forget to take some warm, dry clothes with you! The lakes and waterways here are so clear and clean that in summer, you can even go swimming right in the centre of town without having to worry about any water-pollution. In Stockholm, a popular activity is rooftop hiking, where you can experience the best views across the city. Another much-loved way to see the sights from a height is in a hot air balloon. Whichever way you decide to discover this city of islands, make sure you do it in style and stay in a smart, waterside apartment or comfortable holiday home.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular accommodations in Stockholm?
The most popular accommodation types in Stockholm are apartment rental and house rentals. With 170 accommodations in Stockholm, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Stockholm?
With Casamundo, you will find holiday rentals in Stockholm starting from as little as £40. On average, properties in Stockholm will have a size of 110 m² (House rentals) and 51 m² (Apartment rental).
Do you offer pet-friendly apartment rental in Stockholm?
We have the perfect options for you and your furry companions. Apartment rental are the most pet-friendly type of accommodations in Stockholm and cost an average of £237 per night.
Do you also offer accommodations that are suitable for groups in Stockholm ?
For your holiday in Stockholm, we have a great selection of accommodations for groups. The typical apartment rental has space for 4 guests.