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Stockholm offers a refreshing alternative to Europe’s busier tourist cities. Set across 14 islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic Sea, Sweden’s capital combines natural beauty, cutting-edge design, and deep history in a relaxed, easy-to-navigate setting. In summer, Stockholm truly shines. The weather is mild, the days are long—often with 18+ hours of daylight—and the city comes alive with open-air events, cafes, and access to the water. English is widely spoken, so getting around is simple and stress-free. The city is also a global leader in sustainability. Green spaces are everywhere, public transport is clean and efficient, and locals take pride in their eco-conscious lifestyle. Whether by foot, bike, or ferry, Stockholm is designed for low-impact travel. Must-see attractions include Gamla Stan, the cobblestone Old Town filled with historic buildings and cozy shops, and The Royal Palace, home to the Swedish monarchy. The Vasa Museum, showcasing a 17th-century warship, is one of the most visited in Scandinavia, while Skansen offers a walk through Swedish history in an open-air setting. The modern side of the city shines in neighborhoods like Södermalm, known for its design shops and cafés, and at the contemporary Fotografiska Museum, one of the world’s premier photography hubs. Beyond the city center, boat tours through the vast Stockholm Archipelago reveal quiet islands and rugged beauty, perfect for day trips or overnight stays. Stockholm was founded in the 13th century and rose to prominence during the height of the Swedish Empire. Today, it blends its royal legacy with progressive values, offering visitors a peaceful yet vibrant destination far from the usual tourist paths. Photo by Linus Mimietz, Unsplash Photo by Nana, Unsplash