Apartments in Stockholm -- Cheap Places to Stay

Stockholm comes with great fashion sense and a futuristic beauty that can't be found anywhere else. Spread across 14 islands, it boasts an unusual landscape for a capital city and has plenty of exquisite views to admire. The city itself is compact, with cute laneways, designer shops, and a collection of great museums and galleries. Split into several neighbourhoods, it has a range of personalities that vary from district to district, from trendy hotspots decorated in vibrant murals to historic alleyways characterised by rustic buildings and age-old narratives. The old town, Gamla Stan, is one of the most beautiful historic hubs in Europe, lined with pastel-coloured storybook houses, grand palaces, and a labyrinth of cobblestone streets. But just moments away you can stumble upon the modern part of the city, shining with glass-fronted buildings, fashionable design, and the latest gadgets around every corner. Explore every side of the city with our apartments in Stockholm, which are made up of stylish studios and affordable holiday rentals.

A Local's Guide to Stockholm

Start the day with the rest of Stockholm's locals in one of the many trendy cafes dotted around. The city boasts a huge café culture that just seems to get bigger every year thanks to the dedication Swedes have to drinking coffee. Fika can be roughly translated as "indulge in coffee and chat at leisure", which is the perfect way to start the day.

When you get hungry, hunt down some local Swedish food. As well as the world-famous meatballs you can also tuck into a delicious smorgasbord filled with fresh herring, vegetables, and tasty breads, or try pytt I panna, a diced meat and potato dish topped off with an egg and pickled beetroot.

During the day hit up Street, a London-style street market that can be found in the trendy district of Sodermalm. There are plenty of creative stalls to explore, as well as an alfresco dining and drinking area and a resident DJ to keep the vibe upbeat.

As evening falls you'll want to explore the vibrant nightlife of Stockholm. Rock and pop are still the firm favourites amongst the locals, but if you're after something a bit more unique you can find that, too. In Debaser you can mosh with the best of them to hard rock music, in Fylkingen you can get lost in experimental music, and in Sodra Teatem you can sway along to low-key folk gigs.

Our Stockholm apartments finish your local day off perfectly, giving you an independent base to go back to and rest your head in.

Palaces and Pop Music - Things to do in Stockholm

• Vasa Museum -- The city's maritime museum can be found on the island of Djurgarden and displays a collection of documents, artefacts, and stories relating to Stockholm's past as a major maritime city.
• Gamla Stan -- The old part of the city is a haven of narrow walkways, cute houses, and boutique shops, bars, and restaurants.
• Skansen -- Combining an open air museum and a zoo, this popular institution was founded back in 1981 by Artur Hazelius to highlight the different ways of living in different parts of Sweden.
• Djurgarden -- This island sits in central Stockholm and is host to numerous historical buildings and monuments, several museums and galleries, and a fun amusement park for all the family.
• Drottningholm Palace -- Located on Lovon island and built in the late 16th century, this palace is the private residence of the Swedish royal family. As well as a well-preserved interior, it is also home to a Chinese Pavilion, a theatre, and stunning gardens.
• ABBA: The Museum -- The life and times of pop legends ABBA comes to life in this interactive exhibition that tells the story of their rise to fame and beyond.
• Fotografiska -- The home of contemporary photography, this gallery runs a tight schedule of exciting shows throughout the year.
• Stockholm Palace -- Situated in Gamla Stan, the residence of the Swedish monarch is an impressive feat of architecture.
• Grona Lund -- There's a fun day to be had for all the family at this amusement park which is packed out with themed rollercoasters and plenty of thrilling rides.
• Nobel Museum -- Devoted to presenting information about Nobel Prize winners since 1901, this museum is an educational experience filled with inspiring stories and ideas.
• Vasa -- One of the best-preserved 17th century warships that can be found in the Vasa Museum. The ship sank on her maiden voyage in 1628, but was recovered soon after and put on display.
• Swedish History Museum -- Featuring displays from the Viking era and the Middle Ages, this historic museum details the rich past of Sweden and includes a gold room and plenty of ecclesiastical art.
• Stockholm City Hall -- Completed in 1923, these government offices sit on the waterside and are an important part of Stockholm's landscape.
• Storkyrkan -- The oldest church is the oldest church in Gamla Stan and is a fine example of the Swedish Brick Gothic style.

There's something to do around every twist and turn in Stockholm, whether you're a culture lover, a history buff, or looking for some fun at an amusement park. Our collection of Stockholm apartments are dotted throughout the city in the many districts, giving you the opportunity to create your dream trip.

Stockholm Accommodation

Stockholm accommodation reflects the eclectic vibe of the city and varies depending on which neighbourhood you find yourself in. As well as futuristic, luxury hotels that pierce the skyline, there are plenty of low-key options like guesthouses, designer B&Bs, and intimate hostels that really let you peel away the layers of the city. Alternatively, you can choose to stay in one of the many stylish apartments and studios that dot the city, many of which are dressed up in Stockholm's trendiest décor and offer great views across the rooftops of the city. Wherever you choose to stay, you can easily make Stockholm whatever you want it to be thanks to its range of great things to do and its laidback personality.