Visiting Stockholm doesn't have to be expensive

What a great idea, lets do something different today. Stockholm, the largest city in Scandinavia, effortlessly intertwines a rich history and stunning nature with the cultural sophistication, modern architecture, and dynamic attitudes of a thriving metropolis. This unique blend is enhanced by the omnipresence of water, adding an extra layer of charm. Navigating the city is a breeze, whether you choose to walk, bike, or use public transport. Each district in the city has its own unique personality. 

 

Located on Sweden’s southeast coast, the weather in Stockholm changes according to four distinct seasons. Summers are warm – sometimes quite hot – and it rarely gets dark during summer nights. The winters may be mild and rainy but can also be cold and snowy. The colours of autumn are spectacular in the city parks, and spring is welcomed by locals, wrapped in blankets and sipping a drink, at outdoor restaurants and cafés.

 

Flights from Tallinn are one of the most affordable destinations. You can be there and back in a day. Eat a great lunch take in some sightseeing and do a little shopping. The XVI century ship at the Vasa Museum is a must for any visitor. 

 

Stockholm has a reputation for being a little bit expensive. Moneyhub recommends exploring this city at your own leisure but here are some ways to save money as you go. 

 

Use the Stockholm Multipass. This provides hop on hop off local pubic travel and museum entrance at a discounted rate You can buy it in advance via the app and eliminate need for queuing.