We stick together in Stockholm
Spread across 14 islands the capital of Scandinavia has a lot to offer. Stockholm is a city of contrasts. It’s unquestionably alluring, and widely regarded as one of the world’s most beautiful cities.
However, Stockholm is urban yet historic and very close to nature; water is an ever-present feature in this city where green areas, medieval buildings, and skyscrapers meet. Diversity, equality and innovation are celebrated and embraced here.
This is a modern hub for tech, fashion, music, film, design, gaming and all creative industries. A city open to everything and to everyone. This is a place for those who want to be inspired, for those who want to create and make an impact.
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How to get to Stockholm?
Stockholm has four international airports, all with good connections to the city center. The largest, Stockholm-Arlanda Airport is one of the top-ten airports in Europe in terms of on-time performance, while Stockholm-Bromma airport is conveniently close to downtown.
High-speed trains are green travel alternatives for getting to and from Stockholm. The Öresund Bridge connects Sweden to Denmark and the rest of Europe, making the train journey faster. Together with Cityterminalen bus station, Stockholm Centralstation is the busiest railway station in the Nordic countries with over 200,000 visitors every day.
Several major ferry lines serve the countries around the Baltic Sea, and Stockholm’s harbors are centrally located. The approach through the beautiful Stockholm archipelago with its 30,000 islands is an experience in itself. The ferry lines arriving and departing from Stockholm are Viking Line, Tallink Silja Line and MOBY SPL (St Peterline).
Stockholm is easy accessible following the E4, E20 and E18 highways. Congestion tax is charged on weekdays between 06:00-18:29 for vehicles driving into and out of Stockholm city centre and on Essingeleden. Each trip in or out from Stockholm’s inner city costs between 15 – 45 SEK, depending on the time of day and season of the year (the maximum amount per day per vehicle is SEK 135). Road toll cameras register all vehicles and an invoice is sent to the vehicle owner at the end of the month.
