This Maritime museum displays a fully intact 17th century ship which has been salvaged. Enjoy the original glory of the ship while visiting the exhibits, the shops, and the restaurant. Step through the hallowed corridors that has been turned into galleries that contains exhibits related to the greatest 17th century archaeological finds of the ships. It also has four other museum ships harbored nearby.

Take a day trip at the The Royal Palace declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The ten royal palaces are steeped with Swedish history filled with architecture, art, and an interior design that dates back to four centuries. The royal chapels, museums, stables, and exhibitions are a sight to behold. Stroll through the well manicured gardens and appreciate why this Royal Palace stands regal and is a unique heritage for the Swedish citizens.

When you visit Stockholm, go to the Gamla Stan or Old Town, which is a favorite among the tourists. The Stortorget, or the main square was set up in the 1300s, the baroque style old palace stands proud as it welcomes its visitors. Today, it is the melting pot of old meets new as cafes, restaurants, studios, tourist shops, museums, and galleries can be found here. Don’t miss the changing of the guards at the Royal Palace. Eat at the World Guinness book of records Den Gyldene Freden as one that serves authentic Swedish dishes.

Art enthusiasts should not miss the Moderna Museet or the Museum of Modern Art when they visit Stockholm. The museum is located at the Skeppsholmen island. It houses Swedish art, and some modern and international art pieces. Admire the works of Picasso, Dali, Duchamp, and Matisse. Temporary art exhibitions are also on display to attract younger audiences with art installations. Visit the restaurant touted to give you a gastronomic experience.

The Stockholm City Hall or Stadshuset is a Romanesque revival architecture that has a Romantic flavor. The dark red bricks stand in its glory, typical of the structures used in monasteries and churches. Visit the halls, galleries, and the park that is adorned with several sculptures. This is known as the venue of the famous Nobel Peace Prize banquet, making it one of the greatest tourist attractions.

The images of the past and present can be viewed at Fotografiska. The Swedish Museum of Photography houses, many contemporary photography exhibition places, galleries, cafes, bistros, and conference halls. This international meeting place has four major exhibitions per year. View the most controversial photographs of all time as you visit Stockholm.

Skansen Open-Air Museum is the first of its kind and was founded in 1891. Sweep through five centuries of Swedish history while regaling the awe of the lives of long past. Know how people lived, the famous characters in history, the way they dress, and what their livelihood looks like. Some of the historically known homes and farmsteads can also be seen. Experience the Swedish tradition of Midsummer, Walpurgis Night, and Lucia at the Skansen.