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Things to do in Djurgården, Stockholm

11 places in Djurgården from 12 Stockholm travel vlogs, most-mentioned first. The play button jumps to that moment in the video.

11 places

  1. Vasa Museum

    Museum · Djurgården

    Museum housing the Vasa, a 1628 warship that sank on its maiden voyage and was raised in 1961. It is the best-preserved ship of its kind.

  2. Djurgården

    Park · Djurgården

    Lush island that was once the king's hunting ground, now a protected park and home to several of the city's top museums.

  3. Skansen

    Museum · Djurgården

    The first open-air folk museum, founded in 1891, with 150 historic buildings moved from all over Sweden and artisans demonstrating crafts.

  4. ABBA The Museum

    Museum · Djurgården

    Museum celebrating ABBA with costumes, memorabilia and concert footage of the 1970s pop group.

  5. Nordic Museum (Nordiska museet)

    Museum · Djurgården

    Museum next to the Vasa Museum celebrating the cultural heritage of Sweden and the Nordic region through artifacts and interactive displays.

  6. Gröna Lund

    Activity · Djurgården

    Sweden's oldest amusement park, a waterfront attraction entertaining visitors since 1883.

  7. Rosendals Trädgård

    Park · Djurgården

    Expansive gardens on Djurgården with greenhouses that hold food options and small shops.

  8. Vikingaliv

    Museum · Djurgården

    A Viking Age museum using sound, light and moving settings, with an interactive exhibition on how the Vikings traded and raided.

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3 more picks, each from a single vlog, so not ranked.

  1. Royal Canal Tour

    Activity · Djurgården

    A canal boat tour from the Royal Palace through the hand-built 1830 Djurgården Canal, passing under many of Stockholm's bridges.

  2. Junibacken

    Museum · Djurgården

    Astrid Lindgren's fairytale world for children, with a story train, playful exhibitions and daily live shows.

  3. Jenny Lind Statue

    Landmark · Djurgården

    Statue inaugurated in 1924 honouring the 19th-century opera star Jenny Lind, famed for giving away her fortune.