Central Station, Stockholm

The rotunda in the Central Station Concourse works well as a place for a rendezvous in Stockholm: if you are an international spy, and you need a place to "make a drop," this is a good place to do it. The Concourse is a bustling place, lots of people constantly coming and going. Better keep a close eye on your luggage here. There are several public internet stations at Central Station. Unfortunately, management seems to have a hard time keeping the computer terminals working, and getting the right change for the ticket machine can be daunting. But after you've passed on that vital piece of microfilm to your contact, this is a good place to go online and inform your control that you've completed your mission.

Central Station is really the transportation hub of the entire region. It's pretty much guaranteed that you'll pass through here on you way into and out of Stockholm. Central Station is the main terminus for regional and national train service, and it is also next to the city's main bus station as well. As "T-Centrallen," it's an interchange for several subway routes, and the Arlanda airport express buses and trains come in and out of the station.

The main travel connection point in Stockholm is Centralen (the Central Station). From here you can access:
* All commuter trains (SL)
* All subway lines (SL)
* The Arlanda Express trains (A-Train)
* Busses to Arlanda (Flygbussarna)
* The long distance trains (SJ, Linx, Connex)
* The long distance busses (at Cityterminalen)
* Many local busses (SL)

At Centralen you can also exchange money at the Forex office, find a post office, train ticket sales and an internet café.

There are both trains & buses to the Central Station from the airport. It's about 40 mins by bus & 20 mins by express train.

This is also the station where I took the local train to Uppsala.