Ice skating in Vasaparken
Ice skating in Vasaparken (Stockholm) – this is a large and popular ice-skating rink that is maintained several times a week and open between 8 am – 9 pm weekdays, and 10 am – 9 pm on weekends. Because this is a mechanically-frozen ice rink, it will stay frozen even during warmer-than-usual days in the winter (if that ever happens). Opens between November and March.
Ice skating in Kungsträdgården
Ice skating in Kungsträdgården (Stockholm) – this is a popular ice-skating rink in the middle of the city — a must for many winter tourists visiting Stockholm. Renting skates is cheap and you can get them sharpened if needed. Opening hours vary, but the rink normally opens before lunch and closes sometime between 6.30 and 8.30 pm. Call first if you want to make sure that the rink is open when you plan your visit: +46 (0) 8-555 100 90
Ice Guide
Ice Guide (Stockholm) — Want to skate on the natural ice around Stockholm? This activity is only for the brave, beware! “Ice Guide” is a reputable company that arranges such outings (most appropriate during the winter months, of course). If you want to lessen the risk of injuries and missing fingertips, it is highly recommended that you only take up this type of skating with an experienced ice guide. The guides will also be able to provide you with equipment and clothing. Note that this outing could be affected by ice thickness and weather. Contact “Ice Guide” for more info on rates, etc.:
+46 730 89 47 63 or info@iceguide.se
Hellasgården
Hellasgarden (Nacka) – outdoorsmen and other physically-active tourists will want to visit the Hellasgarden recreation area (located just 20 minutes outside of Stockholm). During the warmer months, there are bike and walking paths, jogging trails, and a sandy beach with dock. That, as well as mini golf, soccer, boules, beach volleyball, fishing, tennis, canoeing, indoor cycling, and yoga. During the winter, there is ice skating, cross-country skiing, and a swimming hole cut out of the ice. Weight training and massage also available. Pastries, light lunches, and vegetarian dishes are available at nearby Storstugan.
Gröna Lund’s Amusement Park
Parque de atracciones Gröna Lund (Lilla Allmänna Gänd 9, Estocolmo) – Gröna Lund cuenta con 32 atracciones, incluidas siete montañas rusas y la caída libre más alta del mundo, todo lo cual genera risas, mariposas en el estómago y emoción para toda la familia. Entrada: 100 SEK (general). Entrada gratuita para personas mayores y menores de 7 años.
Filmstaden’s Culture
Filmstaden’s Culture — ubicado en un suburbio al noroeste de Estocolmo, este es el epicentro de la industria cinematográfica de Suecia, con famosas actrices suecas como Greta Garbo e Ingrid Bergman, y el reconocido cineasta Ingmar Bergman que trabajó aquí. Los visitantes pueden realizar un recorrido al aire libre de 30 minutos con una audioguía, que lo llevará por Filmstaden (“Ciudad del cine”) y le proporcionará datos e historias sobre este estudio y su historia. La casa del portero ahora es una cafetería y una tienda decorada con artículos antiguos y fotos de los días de gloria de Filmstaden. Entrada: 50 SEK por persona. Consulte el sitio web de Filmstaden para obtener más detalles: www.filmstadenskultur.se
Fågelbro Golf & Country Club
Fågelbro Golf & Country Club (Fågelbrovägen 11-15, Värmdö) – located 30 minutes east of Stockholm (via Route 222), this course is for those who want to spend time at the nearby archipelago, and play some golf at the same time. This is considered one of Sweden’s finest clubs, and like Bro Hof Slott, has hosted various high-profile tournaments. Fågelbro has an 18-hole and a 19-hole course, along with access to a driving range and a putting green.
Aside from golf, there is a large range of activities here, such as tennis courts, squash court, yoga, massage, swimming pool, horseback riding, restaurants and a 4-star hotel. There is also a marina nearby. For more information, prospective visitors should call +46 8 571 418 00 or email to: kansli@fagelbrogolf.se
Ericsson Globe Arena
Ericsson Globe Arena (Globentorget 2, Stockholm) – this arena holds a variety of events. In particular, it holds the Djurgårdens IF and AIK IF professional ice hockey games there. In addition, various pop and rock concerts are also held there. See its website for upcoming events and ticket info: www.globearenas.se
Sturegallerian
Sturegallerian (Stureplan, Stockholm) – this is an exclusive urban shopping center located in the heart of Stureplan square. A variety of fashion boutiques, eateries, and cafés can be found here, as well as the historic Sturebad spa, which opened in 1885.
NK / Nordiska Kompaniet
NK / Nordiska Kompaniet (Hamngatan 18-20, Stockholm) — Steeped in tradition, NK is Stockholm’s most luxurious department store, established 1902. Swedish and international fashion, cosmetics, jewelry, crystal, ceramics, design, fine foods and much more.
