Explore Europe Attractions

Discover iconic landmarks, historic sites, and incredible attractions across Europe.

Stockholm Palace

The Swedish King's official residence, a vast Baroque palace in Gamla Stan with grand state rooms, royal museums, and a free guard ceremony.

A living history park on Djurgården with around 150 relocated Swedish buildings, a Nordic zoo, working crafts, and year-round festivals.

An interactive Djurgården museum celebrating ABBA, with original costumes, gold records, a Polar Studio replica, and a hologram stage.

The Swedish King's official residence, a vast Baroque palace in Gamla Stan with grand state rooms, royal museums, and a free guard ceremony.

A compact museum in Stockholm's Gamla Stan telling the story of the Nobel Prize and its laureates since 1901.

A green royal island in central Stockholm packed with world-class museums, an amusement park, and waterfront walking paths.

A leading photography museum in a converted 1906 customs house on Stockholm's Södermalm waterfront.

The medieval cathedral at the heart of Gamla Stan, famed for its Saint George and the Dragon sculpture.

A short cliffside walkway on Södermalm offering some of Stockholm's most photographed skyline views.

A landmark Victorian food hall on Östermalmstorg, serving Stockholm's finest produce and delicacies since 1888.

Sweden's largest cultural history museum, set inside a castle-like building on Djurgården island.

A quiet islet beside Gamla Stan, home to 17th-century noble palaces and Sweden's royal burial church.

The world's first national city park, stretching from Ulriksdal through Haga to Djurgården in central Stockholm.