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Stockholm has a lot to offer, but might be hard to visit everything. Here are some places Skolresor recommend;


Old Town

To experience Gamla stan (the Old Town) is a must for those who visit Stockholm for the first time. The Old Town is the oldest part of Stockholm, with some buildings dated back as far as from the Medieval ages. 
The narrow streets are filled with cozy cafées and small boutiques, but some prefer just to take a stroll around and enjoy the atmosphere.  
 
The old town keeps it's charm all year around and a old fashion winter market is held on the main square in the winter months.  



Bild: Stockholm Visitors Board, Ulf Hinder




Gröna Lund

Gröna Lund is Swedens oldest amusement park. Owned by the same family for over 120 years, the park has 30 attractions to choose from along with restaurants and games.
 
Opening period, 24 April - September

The Stockholm ā la Carté card giver you free entrance to Gröna Lund, a on-day pass (for the attractions) costs about 300 SEK per person.



Picture; Gröna Lund
 




Skansen

A good way to get to know Swedish history is to visit Skansen.
Skansen is built like a "Sweden in minatyre", here you'll find old historical farms and an old handicraft center. Visit the Nordic animals in Skansen's zoo. The zoo contanis wild life from the Nordic regions (elk, wolverine, wolf etc) along with more ordinary animals (pigs, horses, cows etc). But there is also a big chans that you might run into som of Skansen's more excotic inhabitants, the peacocks for example.
 



Bild; Stockholms Visitors Board, Ulf Hinder



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