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Tunnelbana (Underground) Stockholm
46 Reviews This is a station in the underground/subway system in Stockholm and close to Stadion it is a football stadium called Stadion. Usually it is a club called Djurgårdens IF which use that stadium and I...
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Trains Malmö
15 Reviews Public transport is not cheap in Skane and if you want to ride around Skane left n right for a few days the 72 hour card is good...
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Stockholm train Uppsala
9 Reviews Getting to Uppsala from Stockholm Railway station is an easy task since traffic is regular. Don't forget to bring Id/passport before buying a ticket. You need to show ID with ticket at the train.
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Train or bus Lund
8 Reviews Naturbussen is an excellent way to see the great Lund countryside between late April to early June and mid August to September. Look out for the yellow "H" on a green background to find the stops. See...
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Ferry to Helsingør and Oslo Helsingborg
13 Reviews The best was to go to Helsingborg from Denmark or from Helsingborg to Denmark is to took the Sundsbussarna ferry. At this point it's the shortest distance between these two Scandinavian countries. If...
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Public Transportation Stockholm
46 Reviews Trams and light rail lines are few, but espacially tram heritage route 7 is very usefull. It starts from T-Centralen (it's end stop so you donät need to worry about directions) and goes to Djurgården,...
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Local buses Malmö
8 Reviews Malmo is a very easily walkable city and indeed it is a pleasure to wander. If you do need to use the local public transport this looks simple enough and buses run regularly to pretty much anywhere...
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On bike Lund
2 Reviews Being a small town, the fastest and nicest way to get around is cycling, and indeed you will see a big lot of them everywhere, even to the point that the bike traffic is heavier than the car traffic...
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Boats Stockholm
32 Reviews If you want to get from Djurgården to Skeppsholmen, be sure to take the "Djurgården 4" from the ferry dock. Like the other ferries, cost is SEK 30, SEK 20 for children and Seniors. SL 1 day, 3 day, 7...
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Öresund Bridge Malmö
18 Reviews Taking about 35 minutes, and running at up to three times an hour, the new Oresund train makes a day trip to Sweden from Copenhagen a very simple proposition. Ticket information can be a little hard...
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Arlanda Express Stockholm
30 Reviews Fastest and easiest way from/to Arlanda to/from Stockholm is Arlanda Express. The train takes you in 20 minutes from middle of the airport to Central Station. Price info (May 2013). - Single ticket...
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Airplane Malmö
7 Reviews Malmo does have its own tiny international airport, but it barely needs to exist. It serves only as a terminal for budget airlines avoiding the more conenient Kastrup airport 20 minutes across the...
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Central Station Stockholm
14 Reviews Stockholm Central Station staff advise to hire taxis from the 'Vasagaten' rank i.e. in the front of the station, because these taxis are under more Authority restriction than those at the other...
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Ferry Malmö
2 Reviews There are two companies offering frequent trips from Malmö's Inner Harbor to Copenhagen. Pilen and Scandlines Flygbatarna each have docking areas just west of the Main Square near the train station....
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Buses Stockholm
28 Reviews If you want to visit Kaknäs tower, take the bus 69. It's an excellent way to see some eastern parts of Stockholm (and it passes close to Djurgården also). The inner city busses are blue, the regular...
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Bike around Malmö
4 Reviews I was highly impressed with the changes that have been made to induce people into using bicycles in this city. The geography certainly helps with few hills to be seen but several city centre streets...
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Flying Stockholm
38 Reviews Stockholm's Arlanda Airport is located about 40 km north of the city centre. There are frequent rail (Arlanada Express) and coach (Flygbussarna) services to the Cityterminalen. In 2004 a single train...
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Walking Malmö
3 Reviews Malmo's city centre is quite compact and most of the main places of interest are within easy walking distance. The city really is a pleasure to wander and finding your way around is simplicity itself....
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Baltic Sea Ferries Stockholm
26 Reviews Great news! There is a cruise to take you to St.Petersburg without visa trouble (hopefully back, too): LLC "St. Peter Line Rus" Their site reads Russian, English, Finnish and Swedish. Note: this...
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Car journey Malmö
3 Reviews A road from Stockholm up to Malmo is rather good. We overcame 640 kilometers from Stockholm up to Malmo during 7 hours with an hour stop for a dinner. European highway E4 represents an autobahn up...
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Trains Stockholm
20 Reviews From Stockholm, the Connex railway offers transportation to Narvik, Norway via Boden and Kiruna. This train also stops right at the lovely Abisko National Park, north of the Arctic Circle. Through...
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Taxis Stockholm
10 Reviews There are many diffrent taxi companys i Stockholm. Most of them have good prices. Airport cab tel: 08-25 25 25 Only 390kr to Arlanda airport! Transfer taxi 020-35 00 00 ALOT cheaper then the largest...
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Sightseeing Tours Stockholm
13 Reviews The Hop on Hop Off busses are great way to get around the city. Stockholm being on 14 Islands can be a lot to walk around so I found that by taking the Hop on and off bus first I really figured out...
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Stockholm Card Stockholm
7 Reviews Stockholm Card includes free public transport by Stockholm Transport (SL). Subway, buses, commuter train or tram all over Stockholm county and free access almost every places in Stockholm city. For...
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General Information Stockholm
18 Reviews If your Cruise ship is leaving from Värtahamnen Port which is out of town a bit, and you want the cheapest way possible, then I suggest what we did. We caught the Metro, which happened to be close to...
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Kungsör is not a very big city, around 5000 inhabitants and the train and bus station is very important for them. Kungsör you find between Eskilstuna and Örebro, and between there you use the train. If you want to go to other places like Köping and smaller places around Kungsör you must use the bus, and the bus station is there too.
Stockholm is located on the southeastern coast of Sweden on the mouth of Lake Mälaren where the lake meets the Baltic Sea. Strategically Stockholm is located on 14 islands with lots of waterways. Approximately 30% of the total area of Stockholm is made up of waterways. Thus it is also known as Venice of the North by some travellers.Visitors can experience picturesque Stockholm from the waterways. This is the experience you will never forget! Several cruise operators operate boat tours from Nybroviken near Nybroplan such as the hop-on-hop-off boat, the Djurgården and the Fjäderholmsexpressen etc. An inexpensive way to travel by boats to Skansen and Gröna Lund at Djurgården is by boats operated by Djurgården 4 which were constructed in the late 19th century. You can travel free of charge if you purchase Stockholm Card.
Travelling around Sweden by Train seems to be the most efficient way to do. There are good connections between cities and towns and if you are lucky you can get good deals too. If you are planning on taking the train it is better to check the routes, timetables as well as book and pay for your trip beforehand. You can do that on their official website:http://www.sj.se/
I was just in Malmo for the first time and it's a nice city but not sure about more than a day either. What I found out though is that with a ticket on the Oresundstag train you can travel within 3 hours before and 3 hours after your departure time so one option is to go straight to Copenhagen then on your way to Stockholm hop off in Malmo, spend some hours then continue on.Probably a good idea to double check on the rule with the train agents just in case.
I knew that Scandinavian people love to use bicycles, and that Stockolm and Oslo have a program called city-bikes, a solution for sharing bicycles. I don't know if that program covers any other city in Sweden, but the large amount of bicycles seen everywhere, without any lock or any other kind of protection makes me believe that the cities that we visited do have something alike.A matter to check if we go there again!
Cruise around the main island of Trossö by M/s Spättan is a very popular boat cruise provided by Affärsverken in the archipelago of Karkskrona, only approximately 80 kilometer south of Kalmar in southeastern Sweden. M/s Spättan can accommodate up to 50 paying passengers with a Swedish and English speaking tourist guide explaning the various interesting attractions around the island and the archipelago. The boat is approximately 14 meter long and four meter wide and cruising at the speed of around eight knots. The fare for this cruise is SEK 75.00 per adult and SEK 35.00 for children and takes approximately one hour to complete the journey. Own food and drinks are allowed to be consumed on the boat. We certainly had a wonderful time in Karlskrona. You may e-mail to the following address for more information about this cruise and/or other transportation by boats around the beautiful...
As you probably already know Sweden has a highly efficient rail network;always on time,cleaning everywhere..pratically the opposite of my sunny Country!Here you can buy the ticket on the train with a littleextra amount,but in my opinion it's better buy it before..I have found tickets not so expensive(except forthe"X2000").Locals told me that,in case of heavy snowing,trains may be blocked and it could be betterto take buses...for example if you must to take a planefor coming beck to your Country.A curiosity:I have noticed that trains in Sweden arehigher that in other Countries...obiouvsly, it iseasy to see men REALLY high!
Skavsta airport is the swedish air platform for Ryanair company.Bus departure about 15/30 mn after the plane's arrivalTickets to buy in the air terminal (automatic cash) : return ticket : 199 sek (about 21,5 euros)Trip time to City terminalen (bus station in the center of Stockholm) : about 1h20 mn (with one stop)To get back to Skavsta airport from City terminalen : bus departure about 3 hours before your plane's departure. Look closely to the screens to get to the right gate in City terminalen.
Now that there is the magnificent Öresund Bridge from Copenhagen you can drive. There is a fee, so if you will do it regularly, you might want to look into discount passes at the website below. The trains from Copenhagen also use the Öresund Bridge and there are regular commuter trains across to Malmö (via Copenhagen airport) and fast trains to Stockholm a few times a day. www.sj.seThe same can be said for the buses. www.eurolines.com are the biggest from the continent to Sweden via Copenhagen, but there are also www.safflebussen.se and the Danish Grahundbus which can take you first from Berlin to Copenhagen and then Copenhagen to Malmö: http://www.graahundbus.dk/You can also still take the car (or just yourself of course) on the ferries across from Denmark if you fancy the nostalgic way (or are on a budget as you can sometimes get good deals) north of Copenhagen (Elsinore/Helsingør)...
If you have the time and want a memorable trip over, take a ferry! There are many ones from all directions, such as Finland, Poland, Denmark, England, Norway, Latvia, etc. Many of these ferries are known as real partyboats, like the one from Finland. It doesn't cost that much either and there might be duty free shopping onboard, yippie!
Grand Hotel Stockholm Stockholm
10 Reviews and 341 Opinions The Grand Hotel is beautiful and centrally located. I'd have loved to give it a good review....
Hotell Barken Viking Göteborg
6 Reviews and 18 Opinions The Barken Viking is said to be the largest sailing ship ever built in Scandinavia and one of only...
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