Stockholm of yesterday, Stockholm of today

Between the old town and the modern city, Stockholm, the Swedish capital, is a fascinating blend of past and present, where history harmoniously intertwines with modernity. Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s historic heart founded in the 13th century, is a neighborhood where every stone tells a story and every street corner evokes the past. From its narrow, cobbled streets lined with colorful buildings and picturesque medieval facades, to its architectural treasures like the Royal Palace and Storkyrkan (the Great Church), it offers the perfect setting to immerse yourself in the city's historical atmosphere. Small craft shops, art galleries, and traditional restaurants provide visitors with an authentic experience and a true immersion into Swedish culture.

In contrast, Norrmalm and Östermalm represent the modern face of Stockholm. Norrmalm, often referred to as "the City," is the economic and commercial heart of the capital. Here, modern architecture prevails, with iconic buildings such as the Konserthuset, known for its concert hall where the Nobel Prize ceremonies are held each year, and the Kulturhuset, a vibrant cultural center offering a range of artistic and cultural activities. With wide, bustling streets lined with shops, modern shopping centers, and international restaurants, the pace is much faster—it's the place where people gather for shopping, cultural events, and nightlife.

Finally, Östermalm is Stockholm's chic and elegant district, known for its broad avenues lined with stone buildings (inspired by the famous Haussmannian boulevards) and high-end boutiques. It features renowned markets like the Östermalm Market Hall, as well as green spaces such as Humlegården Park. The neighborhood blends luxury, culture, and a sophisticated ambiance. The beauty of Stockholm also lies in this harmonious coexistence between the old town and the modern city.

Our tour begins with a guided walk through the old town, allowing you to explore the history of Stockholm’s foundation, its iconic buildings such as the Royal Palace and the Great Church, as well as its lively squares and other points of interest. It continues with an exploration of the city center, highlighting important buildings like the City Hall, the Royal Opera, the Kulturhuset, and the Konserthuset, as well as interesting places and shops to explore during your stay in Stockholm, including the Östermalm Market Hall for a taste of Swedish gastronomy.