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6/23/26 Stockholm Sweden

Founded in the 13th century, it grew from a small Viking settlement into Sweden’s capital and largest city . The Swedish capital is built on 14 islands connected by 57 bridges, which makes it the perfect city for a Hop-on Hop-off boat cruise.

Sunrise with the sail in is stunning

  1. Gamla Stan (Old Town)

Stunning medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, Royal Palace.

  1. Vasa Museum

Home to the 17th-century warship Vasa, which sank on its maiden voyage and then buried for 333 years before it was resurrected from the sea.

  1. ABBA The Museum

Interactive exhibits about the famous pop group ABBA. We did not go inside although we are fans

  1. Stockholm Archipelago

Over 30,000 islands to explore; great for boating and day trips….The hop on and hop off boat is very convenient

Shopping and eating in Stockholm is Fun :

Lots of very tall person in Sweden…. Feel like a hobbit in ABBA land
One of the best cup of Americano made with care at a sweet little Cafe
A friendly clerk at marimako recommended this restaurant near the vasa museum and it’s amazing, beautiful in a garden setting
Of course we need to try the famous Swedish meatballs in Sweden
Famous princess cake of Sweden
This is the restaurant
Fika buffet

Local Phrases

  1. HelloHej (pronounced: “hay”)
  2. PleaseSnälla (pronounced: “snel-la”)
  3. Thank youTack (pronounced: “tack”)
  4. Excuse meUrsäkta (pronounced: “ur-sek-ta”)
  5. GoodbyeHej då (pronounced: “hay do”)

The sail out again is spectacular with Mile’s and miles of islands and water front settings

One of the activities onboard that we are keen on

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