Costa Constanti

This is a super easy walk out and back. It’s short, stunning and mostly flat. You’ll walk right up to narrow hoodoos (fairy chimneys) and enjoy the serenity of the natural valley. It’s about 20 mins out and 20 mins back and add 20 mins for photos and exploring. Very easy for all abilities. I believe it is almost wheelchair and pram friendly most of the way.

A great museum that’s also great for kids. A very cool display of historical items incorporated into an actual archaeological site. Recreated medieval structures blend with unearthed walls and relics. Lots of interactive pieces and plenty of space for roaming and exploring. Very educational and great signage.

Stunning lunch hall with great lighting. A good spot to feed before, after or during a visit to the museum it is housed in. Bit pricey, but when is a restaurant in a tourist attraction not? Especially in Scandinavia. But if you’re lucky and there is a daily special you like, then it’s a bargain.

A spectacular museum! A beautiful mansion. A must see when in Stockholm. We were surprised it wasn’t better known on the tourist circuit. You have the place almost to yourself. It’s just stunning, full of amazing detail and old world charm. A beautiful home available to visit. We didn’t eat there, but the restaurant in the courtyard has a great atmosphere. I would eat there next time I visit.

Such a cute little sculpture and in such a hidden quiet spot. Perfect for a break during your old town explorations. We are so used to public art being on a bigger scale, so this was sweet and lovely.